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  Intersection and inflection points: Exploring the lived experience of advanced placement calculus students using narrative inquiry 

  Peterson, Ryan (2024-11-13)

  This dissertation uses narrative inquiry, a qualitative methodology, to explore the lived experience of two Advanced Placement Calculus BC students. The research questions are as follows: What are the lived experiences of ...
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  Andean cosmology and charging the universe: Colonial concepts of power, healing, and transformation in the Andes 

  Albers, Jeremy Michael (2023-08-03)

  This dissertation focuses on Andean cosmology and colonial concepts of healing in the Andes in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. This dissertation provides evidence that redefines aspects and understandings of ...
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  Smoke and fire showing: Fire, fraternity, and social order in post frontier Fort Worth 1873-1919 

  Tucker, Jeff Roy (2021-03-03)

  This thesis paper explores the development of a post frontier area township along the original 1849 military outpost line and the co-evolution of integral social groups of firemen within an established Fort Worth, Texas, ...
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  Sugar, slaves, and revolutionary waves: The origins and legacy of the 1811 German Coast uprising 

  McLain, Christian Hayes (2023-05-23)

  This paper highlights an incredibly understudied yet vitally important event in Louisiana’s history—the 1811 German Coast Uprising. Before January 1811, slave rebellion weighed heavily on the minds of Louisiana citizens. ...
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  "A pioneer editress": Frieda Cassin's complex contributions to the 19th century Caribbean Creole literary world 

  Farrier, Abigayle Anne (2023-04-28)

  This project is a large-scale recovery of Frieda Cassin’s (1870-1915) life and work. Cassin is the earliest Antiguan novelist, founder of the first Antiguan literary periodical, and one of the earliest female literary ...

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