• Palimpsest 

  Gonzalez, Clarissa (2020-12)

  Palimpsest is an exhibition of large drawings, artists books, and monotypes which considers the social influences of colonialism, geographic bias, authority, and nationalism amongst shifting global cultures. It is abstract ...

• Dna methylation patterns in wild-caught juvenile red drum (sciaenops ocellatus) collected in chronic high-oil and low-oil deepwater horizon impacted louisiana estuaries 

  Beeken, Natalie (2020-12)

  This study characterized differences in DNA methylation patterns of wild-caught juvenile red drum (Sciaenops ocellatus) collected in estuarine areas that were differentially impacted by oiling during the Deepwater Horizon ...

• "My name is Sara" a biomythography exploring the life of Sakine Cansiz 

  Avsar, Carolina (2020-12)

  This creative thesis explores the story of Sakine Cansiz, one of the first women activists and a central figure of the Kurdish liberation movement. By taking into account different sources of Sakine Cansiz’s life and ...

• Creating pathways for educational success: Understanding the challenges of Latina doctoral student mothers 

  Vasquez-Angeles, Carla (2020-12)

  The experiences of Latina doctoral student mothers are very complex and multifaceted, influenced by the intersectionality of their cultural Latina motherhood and academic doctoral student roles. The purpose of this ...

• The validity of the state of Texas assessments of academic readiness in predicting middle school's rating 

  Flores, Rhianna (2020-12)

  The A – F Accountability System, which has been adopted by 33.00% of the states, is the most widely used educational accountability system in the USA. However, it has not been adequately examined, particularly in Texas, ...

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