Dissertations from 2021
Evaluating School Safety Using Environmental Design, Wade D. Key Jr
Evaluating the Impact of Resilience Training in the Group Home Care Provider Population, Gwangia O. Hudson
Evaluation Of An Elementary Alternative Learning Program, Joshua Sain
Experiencing the Shock of Mark 13, Jeremiah Jordan Hamby
Exploring the Relationship Between Teacher Leadership and Student Achievement in High-Poverty Schools, Chaundra Snuggs
Faculty Perception of Student Nurse Compassion Post-Simulation Experiences, Lisa Alley
Farm to School Program Evaluation, Patrick Sellars
Grieving Nurses' Need for Support, Tammy Patterson
Grit in the Performing Arts: A Mixed-Methods Study of High School Theatre Student Perceptions of Grit, Kelsey Gibson
Hand Hygiene for Health Promotion, Phyllis Knight-Brown
Human Trafficking: Empowering Healthcare Providers and Community Partners as Advocates for Victims, Marielle A. Combs
Identification of High-Performing School Characteristics in Successful Low-Wealth, Rural North Carolina Elementary Schools, Tammie Padgett Ash
Impact of Student Voice on Self-Efficacy, Melanie Shaver
Implementation of Obstetric Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (OB ERAS) Protocol: Prenatally Through Transition To Community, Emily Corbett
Improving Delirium Assessment in Critical Care, Michelle Reed
Improving Effective Communication During a Pandemic, Stephanie Brooke Greene
Improving Nursing Practice for Perinatal Mood Disorders, Tonya May
Improving Senior Level Nursing Students’ Application of Assessing and Managing Pain through a Virtual Game Simulation, Miranda Yelverton
Improving the Safety Knowledge of Associate Degree Nursing Students, Melissa Jones
Incivility in Nursing, Amanda Woodie Barnes
Inspiring Nurse Leader Connectedness to Improve Patient Experience, Shauna Maxson
Leadership Role in Decreasing Nurse Turnover, Gwynne Turney
Life After High School for Students With Moderate to Severe Disabilities: An Assessment of Postsecondary Preparedness, Audrey Moore
Losing Altitude: The Impact of ASC 842: Leases on the Reported Liquidity of Large U.S. Airlines, Philip Slater