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  Measuring community reintegration and adjustment after spinal cord injury 

  Greenberg, Kimberly (2020)

  Although there are thousands of new spinal cord injury cases each year, length of stay in rehabilitation has significantly decreased, leaving individuals with SCI returning to the community unprepared. Empower SCI is a ...
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  Poet/ Editor/ Publisher: a catalogue and selected correspondence of H.D., Bryher, and Sylvia Beach, from 1918 to 1931 

  Eckenroth, Lauren D. (2020)

  Poet/ Editor/ Publisher is an annotated edition of the selected correspondence of Sylvia Beach, publisher and owner of the Shakespeare and Company bookstore, the writer and editor Bryher (Annie Winifred Ellerman), and her ...
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  Observing and modeling climate controls and feedbacks on vegetation phenology at local-to-continental scales 

  Moon, Minkyu (2020)

  Vegetation phenology controls seasonal variation in ecosystem processes and exerts important controls on land-atmosphere exchanges of carbon, water, and energy. However, the ecological processes and interactions between ...
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  Neurodevelopmental treatment for children with hemiplegic cerebral palsy: clinical guidelines for occupational therapists 

  Conway, Mikayla Diane (2020)

  Clinical data supporting the benefit of neurodevelopmental treatment (NDT) for children with hemiplegic cerebral palsy (CP) is limited due to inconsistencies in methodology across studies, including variations in: NDT ...
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  The power to choose: creating a group treatment protocol to address substance use disorder in a correctional facility 

  Barclay, Dagny (2020)

  Many individuals who are incarcerated have co-occurring substance use disorders that can lead to continued substance use and criminal activity post-release. The insidious and cyclic nature of substance use disorder limits ...
• Some kids are worth less: the neoliberal politics of indirect social spending 

  Connors, Bayley (2020)

  The child tax credit (CTC) is the largest anti-child poverty policy in the United States, but it gives more benefits to upper-income households than it does to lower-income households. Meanwhile, traditional cash benefit ...
• Unequal checks: a systematic analysis of elite political reaction to Supreme Court decisions 

  Alexander, Christopher Reed (2020)

  The interactions, often clashes, between our branches of government are some of the most salient and important features of the U.S democratic system. The Supreme Court, given its unique position within this system, finds ...
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  Who you are! Who are you? 

  Walker, Patrick Ryan (2020)

  Who you are! Who are you? was originally commissioned by the Juventas New Music Ensemble for their Spring 2019 concert celebrating the freedom of speech. Even before the premiere of the chamber ensemble version of this ...
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  Six short stories and a novel excerpt 

  Ile, Ikejiowhor (2018)

  This thesis contains six short stories and an excerpt of a novel.
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  Images of modernist fiction: literary and pictorial narrative from Joyce to Spiegelman 

  Najarian, Jonathan (2020)

  This project develops a new context for understanding the rise of the graphic novel by linking the grammar of comics as a form to the multimedia experiments of modernist writing. Presenting a counter-history of comics, I ...

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