Master's Theses or Doctor of Nursing Practice
Theses/Dissertations from 1967
An Evaluation of the "Two Cultures", the Novels of C. P. Snow, Arthur C. Clarke and Isaac Asimov, Sherry J. Stoskopf
A Preliminary Study of the Algae of Edwards County, Kansas, Charles R. Sites
A Review of the Milling Industry in Kansas, James F. Birdsell
A Small Mammal Continuum in Grassland and Riparian Communities of North-Central Kansas, Donald W. Kaufman
A Study of Come Sweet Death: A Quartet from Genesis by B. Davie Napier, Mary Elizabeth Gunn
A Study of Experiment Design: Hydrolysis of 2-Chloro-2-Methylpropane, John D. Palmquist
A Study of Non-Academically Inclined Students, Albert M. Herren
A Study of Plant Communities in Relation to Water Depth in a Western Kansas Hydrosere, Clara Oliverius
A Study of Qualifications, Salaries, and Duties of Male Coaches of Interscholastic Athletics in the State of Kansas, 1965-1966, James R. Bousman
A Study of the Economic Development in Taiwan, Chen Wen-Ying
A Study of the Economic Growth of Central Kansas Power Company, Donald D. Korbe
A Study of the Fair Trade Laws from Time of Enactment to Present, James R. Kester
A Study of the Federal Regulations Governing the Transportation Industry, Cleautus W. Doyel
A Study of the Properties of 2 Hydroxychalcones, Norman H. Conard
A Study of the Rate of Iodination of Meta Cresol, Roger Alan Earley
A Study of the Relative Merits of Selected Profit Sharing Plans, Yu-Hsiang Niu
A Study of the Small Business Administration Loan Program and the Effect on Kansas Economy, Jack Earl Graham
A Survey and Evaluation of the Basic Issues of Management Services in Kansas Accounting Firms, Ronald Dean Vratil
A Survey of Phreatophytes at Cedar Bluffs Reservoir, Clyde L. Goodman
A Survey of Some Aspects of Chinese Insurance, George Chen-Ching Huang
Attitude Change in Delinquent Girls Through Operant Conditioning of Expressed Attitude Utilizing Social and Tangible Reinforcement and Subsequent Changes in Correlated Behavior, Dwight Eugene Gillespie
Certain Factors Affecting Seventh and Eighth Grade Science Programs in North Central Kansas, Arthur A. Austin
