Browsing 2012 MU dissertations - Freely available online by Title

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    Gender, ethnicity, infrastructure, and the use of financial institutions in Kalimantan Barat, Indonesia [1]
    Generalized local Tb theorem and applications [1]
    Genotype by environment interactions for growth and stayability in US red Angus [1]
    Geometric and nonlinear limit theorems in probability theory [1]
    GIRLSS : a study of the effectiveness of a multi-modal intervention to reduce relational aggression [1]
    A grounded theory approach to understanding educator perspectives on using data to inform instruction [1]
    The Harold : a revolutionary form that changed improvisational theatre & American comedy [1]
    Haskell Indian Nations University and the University of Kansas American Indian science/technology/engineering/mathematics (STEM) grant programs partnership [1]
    Hiding in plain sight : camouflage in the corporate governance of IPOs [1]
    High pressure spectroscopic studies of organic device materials [1]
    High quality professional development school : a case study of a leadership team's processes and actions [1]
    High-throughput analysis and advanced search for visually-observed phenotypes [1]
    Houses divided : evangelical schisms, society, and law and the crisis of the Union in Missouri, 1837-1876 [1]
    Hydrogen adsorption studies of engineered and chemically modified activated carbons [1]
    Identification and elucidation of culturally embedded school community expectations in a newly chartered urban school [1]
    Identity through style : the transatlantic dissemination of Anglican and Episcopalian neo-Gothic church architecture [1]
    Immigrant coping processes : a qualitative study of Filipina immigrants in rural communities [1]
    The impact of free newspapers on US markets [1]
    The impact of participation in a curricular learning community on academic success, academic and social integration, institutional commitment, and persistence of first-year students at Missouri State University [1]
    The impact of the distribution of economic activity on the gravity model estimation of international trade [1]