Master's Theses or Doctor of Nursing Practice
Theses/Dissertations from 2024
The Effects of Physical and Emotional Child Abuse on Social Functioning, and Help Seeking Behaviors in Adulthood, Beatrice Chambers
The Importance of Self-Regulation and Motivation in Online Learning Environments, Sydney A. Hicks
Theses/Dissertations from 2023
Bat Activity and Insect Biomass on McConnell Airforce Base Compared to Surrounding Wichita Parks, Michaela Sielaff
Bloodlines, Tyler Dallis
Conservation Status of the Chihuahuan Green Toad, Anaxyrus debilis, in western Kansas Range, Mackenzie Reh
Dooming America: Conspiracy and Apocalypticism in the Populist Evangelical and White Nationalist Imaginations, Zachary W. Gipson
Everything Changes, Nothing Dies., Olivia S. Stinson
Forbidden Female, Kailin Nielsen
Fraz, Caitlyn Frazer
Grassland Nesting Birds and Visual Obstruction Measurements in Western Kansas on Smoky Valley Ranch, Connor J. Champney
In a Small Sea, Thomas Giebler
Methylation Patterns Across Tissue Type and Time in Peromyscus leucopus: A Targeted Museum Study, Loryn Smith
Mettle, Chelsey Augustine
Mycelium, Minjoo Lee
Of Dust, Bethany Panhorst
On The Line MFA Thesis Exhibition Cassi Rebman, Cassandra Rebman
Relationship between bats and prairie-dog (Cynomys ludovicianus) colonies in Western Kansas, Mario N. Rodriguez
The Anatomy and Phylogeny of a New Large Plioplatecarpine Mosasaur From the Campanian Bearpaw Shale of Montana (USA), Richard A. Carr
The Association of Burden and Social Engagement with Depression in Caregivers of Adults by Age, Danielle Leigh Forbes
The Hands of God and the Glittering Sword: A Theological History of John Brown, Christian Chiakulas
The Impact of Demographic and Background Information on Public Perceptions of Sex Offenders, Rylee D. Perez
The Relationship Between Climate Social Vulnerability and Asthma, Diane Nunez
Timing of Diversification, Dispersal, and Biogeography of Parrots in the Genus Amazona (Psittaciformes: Psittacidae) Throughout the Caribbean, Visualized in GIS, Christopher Kingwill