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Theses/dissertations from 2023 2023.

Teaching the Processes That Shape the Earth Through Note-Taking, Summarizing, and Collaborative Sharing , Marisa Kilzer

Correlation Between Stress Coping Styles and Genetic Variation in the Adenosine Pathway of Zebrafish , Sydney Klucas

Ingredients for an Invisibility Cloak or a Blindfold , Laine Knowles

Creating the Optimal Wedding Seating Chart , Madison Lane

Using Formative Assessment and Linguistic Representation in Math Instruction , Emily Lorenzen and Saundra Shillingstad

Characterization of Differential Rearing and Sex on 5-HT2AR Receptor Activation , Kelsey Lowe

Art of Aging – A Portraiture Study , Alaina Mann

An Analysis of The Impact and Effectiveness of Human Trafficking State Laws and Policies in Missouri and Nebraska , Madeleine Mather

Gaze During Turning in Older Adults , Kalina Mavrov

Form Auto Generation: An Analysis of GUI Generation , Jedadiah McFarland

Incivility in 2022 Senatorial Elections , Mark Meyer

Difficulties Faced by Non-Native English Speakers in Healthcare Settings , Abigail Mitchell

Consolidated Training Curriculum , Braden Myers

Implementing Nonlinguistic Representations in Language Arts , Joy Ondrak

Impact of Differentiated Instructional Strategies on Student Comprehension of Fractions , Alaina Pihlgren

Owning the Body: Bodily Autonomy and Consent in the Works of Octavia Butler , Korryn Plantenberg

An Exploration of Pattern: British Wildflowers , Megan Quinn

Student Support: Understanding How Student Organizations Can Help Students , Meena Rahmanzai, Dustin Wolfe, and Katie Mahar

Captain America: The Delicate Masculinity of an American Icon , Lauren Rezac

Optimizing Wedding Venue Selection Process Using Integer Programming , Luis Rodriguez

Beyond Puberty: How Artificial Hormones Impact Depression in Young Adults , Bailey Rucker

The Study of a Generalized Fitness Education Program's Effect on Personality Traits , Garrett Schliep

Systematic Barriers to Success: The Impact of Redlining on Modern Educational Outcomes in Omaha Public Schools , Sarah Sedivy

On versus Off-Campus Living: An Exploration of College Students' Mental Well-being , Sameer Siddiqui

Increasing Student Engagement and Learning of the Age of Exploration Through Differentiated Instruction and Assessment , Hannah M. Smith

Fault Influence on Castle Mesa Fracture Node Pattern , Kaitlin Steinauer

ŻÓŁTY DOM: A Digital Archive of a Grandmother’s Legacy , Hailey Stessman

Cytotoxic effects of BPA and DEHP on Human Epithelial Cells , Noah Stickrod

Teaching Time and Graphs with Differentiated Instruction and Assessment Strategies , Catie Tangeman

Potency of Novel Anti-Toxoplasmic Compounds , Matthias Walters

Art and Rehabilitation: An Analysis of Art in the Treatment of Individuals Recovering from Substance Use Disorders , Cheyenne Weis

Implementing an Alzheimer’s and Dementia Library Outreach Program: A Partnership Between the Nebraska Chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association and Nebraska Libraries , Casey Wilkinson

The Effects of Prior Calculus Classes on Success in Organic Chemistry , Tori Williamson

An Analysis of the Prevalence of Over-the-Counter Painkiller Abuse , Benjamin Yanovich and Benjamin Yanovich

Theses/Dissertations from 2022 2022

Investigating Granulopoiesis of Neutrophils from Myeloblasts in the Bone Marrow Post Novel Anti-Schistosoma Compound Treatment , Sarah Alsuleiman and Paul Davis

A bioinformatics analysis of microbial diversity and its correlation with human lifestyle, diet, and health variables , Alivia Ankrum and Kate Cooper

Anger in the Overlooked: A gendered analysis of the January 6, 2021 Capitol Hill breach , Elizabeth Bender

Analyzation of Audit Procedures in the Wake of the Early 2000s Accounting Scandals , Zachary Byar

Investigation of Microbe and Host Tissue Interactions Contributing to the Pathogenesis of Colorectal Cancer , Ryan Chapman and Dhundy Bastola

Anxiety and Immunity: Affecting the Body and the Mind , Katelynn Dobbs

Effectiveness of Accommodations for Students with ADHD at UNO , Kayla Farley

Remedial Rhythm Reading: A Semester-Long Project in Sixth Grade Band , Hannah Fisher

Senior Recital: A Showcase of Compositional and Arranging Development , Griffin Gillen

The Impact of Stimulus Age on Emotional Face Recognition , Morgan Goslar

ECO: A Sustainability Education Chatbot , Joey Gruber

The Impacts of Positive Praise on Science Achievement Levels of Female Students , Sidney Hanel

Perceived Quality of Senior Care in an Assisted Living Facility Following the Outbreak of COVID-19 , Kaylie Hill

Medical Ethics: From the Perspective of Undergraduate Pre-Health Students , Hannah Im

Creativity in Remote Teams: The Effects of Social Loafing and Coordination , Yuyi Jiang

THE REPRESENTATION OF WOMEN IN DISNEY ANIMATED FILMS , Sharik Jimenez

ATTEMPTING TO PREDICT THE UNPREDICTABLE: MARCH MADNESS , Coleton Kanzmeier

Religiosity and Midwestern LGBTQ+ Homeless Youth , Alecia Keller and Nancy Kelley

Diets, Detoxes, and Dysmorphia: Health, Wellness, and Misinformation on TikTok , Courtney Kilroy

UNO Student Access to Emergency Contraception: A Needs Assessment , Annika Kuchar

Obstacles in Learning Algorithm Run-time Complexity Analysis , Bailey Licht

Helicopter Parenting and Young Adult Well-Being: Differences by Immigration Status, Gender, and Race , Miriam Marcus

Communication Apprehension in Romantic Relationships and Effects on Mental Health , Meg McCoy

Major League Baseball: The Meaning and Impact of the Lockout , Derek McLaughlin

A Community-based Participatory Research Project Exploring Skin Cancer Among Native Americans as presented in Cancer Education, Research and Outreach , Bobbie McWilliams and Regina Robbins

Spelling Intervention Strategies: What Works Best? , Cassidy Mentink

A Collection of Suitable for Publication Short Stories , Rhett Milner

One Ubiquitous Digital, but Social, Identity , Byron Moore

Memory Errors: Schema-Consistent and Schema-Inconsistent Memory Tasks , Abigail Osterhaus

Expand NEMT Across Central and Western Nebraska , Bri Parr

Mindset Theory Relates to Attitudes about Prison and Parole Among College Students , Cassandra R. Petersen

When Knowing Prevents Doing: An Exposition on Commitment Hazards , Alexander Porter

Redeveloping Homeless History and Chronicity Documentation: A Study for Heartland Family Service , Rachel Riede

A Mechanistic Study on the Immunological Effects of a Novel Anti-Schistosomal Compound , Caleb M. Sandall and Paul H. Davis

A Machine Learning Approach for Predicting Patient Mortality with Heart Rate Variability Statistics , Matthew Thiele and Dario Ghersi

Identification of Synonymous Genes and Pathways Implicated in Irritable Bowel Disease and Pancreatic Duct Adenocarcinoma , Lavanya Uppala

Hate in the Heartland: Examining Hate Groups in Nebraska’s Past and Present , Grant Van Robays

Teaching the Relationship Between Multiplication and Division Through Differentiated Instructional Strategies , Teagan Vaughan

Implementing Best Practices: Setting Students up for Success , Alaina Wallick

Theses/Dissertations from 2021 2021

Self-continuity in Adolescence: A Buffer Against Decreases in Self-esteem Due to Vicitmization , Gabriela Alvarez

Genetic Counselors’ Attitudes towards Telegenetics: The Good, The Bad, The In-Between , Madison Badje

A Comprehensive Analysis of Trader Joe’s: Exploration from National and Omaha Metropolitan Perspectives , Natalie R. Bauermeister

Actívate: Exploring an Equitable Computer Science Education for Spanish Speaking Students , Kaitlyn Baysa

Gender Differences in the Effects of Complementary versus Competitive Gender Stereotypes on System Justification and Tolerance of Sexism , Jordyn Bingham

Building Foundations of Opportunity: A Strategic Analysis of The Stephen Center’s Permanent Supportive Housing Program , Emily Coleman

Pedagogy or Andragogy?: Which teaching method produces successful ESL tutoring that involves musical activities? , Julia Cormack

When Does a Cyber Crime Become an Act of Cyber Warfare , Luke Dickeson

The Relationships of Perceived Parental Social Support to Vigilance and Resilience among LGBTQ and Straight Cisgender Adults , Brady Dodds

Synthesizer Parameter Approximation by Deep Learning , Daniel Faronbi and Alisa Gilmore

Comparison of Mortality Data from Nebraska’s Rural & Metropolitan Health Districts , Claire Figi

CollaborCrack: A Collaborative Password Cracking Solution for Windows Penetration Testing , Andrew Griess

Preliteracy Development of Sound Blending: Teaching Consonant Vowel Consonant Words Through Differentiated Instructional Strategies , Grace Guenther

Tolstoy and the Serving Mentality & Moral Imperative , Reed Hofer

Production Creek: A Consultive Analysis of a Local Promotional Products Business , Bre Johnson

Getting Started: Training Modules for New Employees of the UNO Bookstore , Abigail Kane

Transitioning from Vue 2 to Vue 3 , Adele Kanley

A Sweet Future for Sugar Makery: A Deeper Dive into Small Business Consulting , Samuel Lauritsen

The Effect of Mentoring for Undergraduate Mentors: A Systematic Review of the Literature , Andrew Leavitt

A Study of Young American Women, Conservatism, and Feminism , Laurel Lux

Identification and Characterization of Butyrate-Producing Species in the Human Gut Microbiome , Grace Maline

The Study of High Intensity Interval Training's Effect on Enjoyment , Keali Mari

COVID-19’s Impact of Social Isolation on Seniors in an Assisted Living Facility , Mary McLaughlin

Undergraduate Honors Thesis: Measuring Anti-Fat Bias Among Social Work Students , Dalton Meister

Agatha Christie: A Look Into Criminal Procedure and Gender , Carmella Monico

Visual Analysis of Historical Lessons Learned during Exercises for the United States Air Force Europe (USAFE) , Samantha O'Rourke

Optimizing Garbage Pick-up in Wahoo, NE , Andrew Pace

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Framing identity: russian media in the baltics as a mechanism of soft power.

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Spring 5-11-2024

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Joshua First

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Ana Velitchkova

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Societal tensions surrounding language, national identity, collective memory, citizenship, and integration exist between the titular Baltic population and Russian speakers living in the Baltic states (Simons, 2015). The Russian government has tried to exploit these tensions via non-violent yet subversive political and cultural influence—or “soft power”—with limited success, particularly through Russian-language media (Kudors, 2015). While many scholars have focused on the reception of Russia’s soft power among the Baltic Russian-speaking population, which has been primarily ineffective at advancing Russia’s political goals (Cheskin, 2015; Kallas, 2016; Coolican, 2021), few have analyzed Russian-language media as a mechanism of Russian soft power in the Baltics. My research aims to examine Russian-language media as a vehicle of Russian soft power and seeks to assess how Moscow’s discourse frames the issues of the Baltic states’ 2004 ascension to NATO and the EU, the 2007 Bronze Night in Estonia, and Latvia’s 2018 educational reforms phasing out instruction in the Russian language. I argue that Russian media as a mechanism of Russian soft power attempts to construct a separate cultural, political, and linguistic identity among Russian speakers in the Baltic states that is separate from their nationalizing states but not necessarily loyal to Russia. This media analysis sheds new light on Russian soft power in the Baltic states and will allow scholars and policymakers to evaluate Russian soft power not only in terms of its receptiveness among its target population but also with regard to its strategy, themes and structure.

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McArthur, Jackson, "Framing Identity: Russian Media in the Baltics as a Mechanism of Soft Power" (2024). Honors Theses . 3122. https://egrove.olemiss.edu/hon_thesis/3122

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Sports and foreign policy : president jimmy carter and the 1980 moscow olympics boycott..

Deserae Lane , University of Louisville Follow

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Ziegler, Charles

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Bunck, Julie

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Riedel, Thomas

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foreign policy; decision-making; sports; Soviet-Afghan War, the Olympics

The purpose of this thesis is to examine the efficacy of sporting boycotts as a foreign-policy tool. Government officials use sporting boycotts, a nontraditional form of a sanction, in contemporary politics. Using the Carter administration’s boycott of the 1980 Moscow Olympics as a case study, this thesis elucidates why President Carter chose to implement a sporting boycott, and whether the boycott was effective in achieving its intended goals. President Carter chose to boycott the Olympics because of the failure of past sanctions to force the Soviet Union from Afghanistan, the influence of his National Security Advisor Zbigniew Brzezinski, and the potential to challenge the Soviet Union’s reputation in a very public setting. The boycott did not force Soviet withdrawal from Afghanistan; however, it was an effective symbolic tool aimed to embarrass the Soviet Union.

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Lane, Deserae, "Sports and foreign policy : President Jimmy Carter and the 1980 Moscow Olympics boycott." (2018). College of Arts & Sciences Senior Honors Theses. Paper 154. Retrieved from https://ir.library.louisville.edu/honors/154

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With over 5088 graduates since forming in 2005, CFAM continues to inspire students in the School of the Arts, School of Communication, and School of Music, including KVNO 90.7FM Classical Radio, and UNOTV in fostering, cultivating, and producing some of the best talent in Omaha and the nation.

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