The triboelectric effect is a phenomenon whereby certain materials acquire an electrical charge after coming into contact with one another. Currently, there are no published methods for the separation of paper from a mixture of paper and high-density . . .

Masculinity within Victorian literature and culture is often distilled to general concepts of what it meant to “be a man” or “be a gentleman,” but the novels of Elizabeth Gaskell show a fluidity of masculinity through male relationships. Specifically, . . .

There is a growing body of evidence that front-of-package (FOP) labeling on pre- packaged foods and sugar-sweetened beverages may be an effective method of helping consumers make healthier dietary choices. On the other hand, there is also growing evid . . .

Brief Literature Review: Higher education has integrated many new ways to support incoming freshmen at various universities in order to combat low student retention and completion rates. Many institutions are turning to summer transition programs to h . . .

Enrollment motivation in foreign languages is impacted by various factors, some relate to the individual’s experiences with the language, some related to his or her experiences with instruction (Gardner, 2010), some are integrative (Masgoret & Gar . . .

Today, in an increasingly competitive job market, a growing number of employers require applicants to possess a bachelor’s degree as a minimum education standard of employment eligibility. This suggests that an individual with a higher education backg . . .

This thesis employed the Discourse Historical Approach of Critical Discourse Analysis in order to uncover discursive strategies used to dismantle California’s bilingual education system. This study identified the ideological groundings that allowed Pr . . .

The current study investigated the quality of teacher-child relationships in the prediction of social and emotional competence of preschool age children. Fifty-three students from eight preschools participated in this study. A quantitative survey desi . . .

Be it the slave narratives of the American South or the independence chronicles of India and its 1,001 midnight’s children, the conditions of colonialism—including national subjugation, physical and psychological dislocation, and the processes of hege . . .

This study utilized a survey design to determine paraeducators’ views on professional development: what works, what does not, and what could be done to make it better, from the perspective of the paraeducators themselves. The sample included fifty-thr . . .