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Theses/Dissertations from 2018
Modernizing Midwifery: Managing Childbirth in Ontario and the British Isles, 1900–1950, Gwenith Cross
Social Positioning in Social Work Practice: Stories of Hopes and Struggles among Racialized Minority Workers, Utamika Cummings
Abelian Subalgebras of Maximal Dimension in Euclidean Lie Algebras, Mark Curro
Examining parental scaffolding in computer based contexts as a function of task difficulty and mobility of computer device, Domenica De Pasquale
INVESTIGATING THE ROLE THAT COGNITIVE DEFUSION PLAYS WITHIN MINDFULNESS, Amanda Desnoyers
DO EARLY COMMUNITY-BASED INITIATIVES PREDICT SOCIAL ANXIETY 20 YEARS LATER?, Christina Dimakos
For better or for worse? Investigating the meaning of change, Jaslyn English and Anne Wilson
INITIAL FUNCTIONAL CHARACTERIZATION OF BFO 2291 AND BFO 2294 FROM Tannerella forsythia; DEGRADERS OF CHONDROITIN SULFATE A, Rony Eshaque and Rony Eshaque
Assessing Job Seekers’ Attraction to Working in Green Buildings, Devon Fernandes
Exploring Patient Satisfaction among Transgender and Non-Binary Identified Healthcare Users: The Role of Microaggressions and Inclusive Healthcare Settings, Stevie Forbes-Roberts
BAS BLEUS, DIVORCEUSES, DECEITFUL PROSTITUTES OR “LIVE ALLEGORIES” OF CHANGE? PARISIAN WORKING-CLASS WOMEN AND THE REVOLUTION OF 1848, Natasha A. Gardonyi
Testing the Network Reset Hypothesis: Noradrenergic Modulation of Hippocampal Representations, Stephanie L. Grella
Charecterization of the innate immune response in the rat intervertebral disc at the tissue and cellular level, Matthew Guerreiro
Ecological Ethics and Social Work Therapy Practice, Karma Guindon
Gasping for Breath: Women’s Concerns and the Politics of Community Development in Rural Ghana, Charles Gyan
An Assessment of the Plant and Mycorrhizal Community at Steeves Lake Shoreline, Colomac Mine, NWT, Rebekah Hamp and Dr. Kevin Stevens
Permafrost thaw-induced forest to wetland conversion: potential impacts on snowmelt and basin runoff in northwestern Canada, Emily Haughton
Confronting Sexism in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM): What Are the Consequences?, Eden J.V. Hennessey
Criminal Heroes in Television: Exploring Moral Ambiguity in Law and Justice, Amy Henry
The Influence of Water Chemistry and Gill Physiology on the Uptake of the Lampricide TFM by Lake Sturgeon (Acipenser fulvescens), Scott Leslie James Hepditch Mr.