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Theses/Dissertations from 2019
Spinal Motor Neuron Excitability During Fatigue, Nathalie Cecire
Neurogenesis and Hippocampus- and Olfactory-Dependent Learning in the Goto-Kakizaki Rat, Alanna Chalk
Older Adults’ Social Networks and the Role of a Telephone Helpline Program, Harmanpreet (Preet) Chauhan
Going back to the soil: An integrated approach to farming., Renée V. Christie
Changing the Narrative of Social Determinants of Health: Messaging for Ontarians, Emily Churchill
The task at hand: fatigue-associated changes to corticospinal excitability during writing, Kezia Cinelli
Environmental factors associated with benthic macroinvertebrate communities in Arctic lakes, Northwest Territories, Rachel Cohen
Role commitment and team cohesion in youth interdependent sport, Taylor Coleman
Vertex coloring with forbidden subgraphs, Yingjun Dai
Exploring Psychological Readiness to Return to Sport After Injury, Scott Donald
The Ghost Story of the Great War: Spiritualism, Psychical Research and the British War Experience, 1914-1939., Kyle Falcon
Multiscale Mathematical Modelling of Nonlinear Nanowire Resonators for Biological Applications, Rosa Fallahpourghadikolaei
Access to the Healthcare System for ACB People Living in Waterloo Region, Ontario: A Racial and Socio-ecological Examination, Tiyondah Fante-Coleman
Toward Using High-frequency Coastal Radars for Calibration of S-AIS Based Ocean Vessel Tracking Models, Ben Freidrich
Long-term effects of a universal program on child welfare youth's psychosocial outcomes, Alexis Gilmer and Colleen Loomis
Separability and Vertex Ordering of Graphs, Elizabeth Gorbonos
Sense of Community in Young Adulthood and its Relation to Early Childhood Experiences, Madeline Gritzan
Exploring Profiles of LGBTQ Social Wellbeing in Waterloo Region, Canada, Kendra Hardy
Exploring the potential neuromuscular adaptations associated with sprint interval training, Samer Hassan
Investigating the Antiviral Effects of Vig-3 from Rainbow trout, Shanee Herrington-Krause