The Interdisciplinary Studies Dissertations Series is comprised of dissertations authored by Marquette University's Interdisciplinary Studies Department doctoral students.
Theses/Dissertations from 2014
Interpersonal Communication in the Context of Dementia: Examining Family Caregivers' Appraisals and Burden, Stacy Lynn Barnes
Mechanisms of Isometric Exercise-Induced Hypoalgesia in Young and Older Adults, Kathy J. Lemley
Cortical Involvement During Sustained Lower Limb Contractions, Marnie Lynn Vanden Noven
Theses/Dissertations from 2012
Voices in Concert: Communication Ethnography of Pentecostal Worship, Bruce C. Coats
Role Transition of National Football League Retired Athletes: A Grounded Theory Approach, George Koonce
Theses/Dissertations from 2011
An Exploration of Alternative Means of Financial Sustainability for the Church in Tanzania, East Africa: A Donor and Donee Perspective, Juvenalis Baltazar Asantemungu
Muscle Fatigue and Motor Output Variability with Acute Stress in Healthy Young Adults and Veterans with Posttraumatic Stress Disorder, Manda Linea Keller
Theses/Dissertations from 2010
What Lies Beneath: Uncovering the Health of Milwaukee's People, 1880-1929, Brigitte Marina Charaus
The Nature of Success and Failure in Television Journalism and the Role of Education, Sarah Gilbert Holtan
The Quantification of Displacement of the Anterior Teeth in the Human Dentition, Peggy Jean Van Scotter-Asbach
Joseph Smith's Doctrine of the Holy Spirit Contrasted with Cartwright, Campbell, Hodge, and Finney, Lynne Wilson
Submissions from 1998
Predicting a physical therapy career working with elderly patients, Larry John Nosse
Submissions from 1997
Media literacy education for adolescents: Testing an integrated theory of media literacy, George Sebastian Vallocheril
Submissions from 1996
Shakespeare's answer to Machiavelli: The role of the Christian prince in the history plays, Stephen B Hollingshead
Submissions from 1995
Aspects of basic logic, Mohammad Ardeshir Behrostaghi