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Dissertations from 2023
Response of Bats and Nocturnal Food Webs to Mountain Pine Beetle (Dendroctonous Ponderosae) Outbreaks, Amanda Bevan
Course-Based Undergraduate Research Experiences: Science Practices And Science Identity, Alaina Buchanan
Connection to Nature: A Student Perspective, Jessica Duke and Emily Holt
REGULATORS OF MAST CELL ACTIVATION, David Lyons
Dissertations from 2022
Decision Making by the Prefrontal Cortex And the Role of Dopamine in Pyramidal Neuron Function, Nesrien Muftah Milad Mohamed
Transformative Pedagogy and Science Identity in Undergraduate Anatomy and Physiology, Emily Ann Royse
Effects of Noise, Light, and Landscape on Birds In a Recently Urbanized County, Karina Alejandra Sanchez
Dissertations from 2021
The Role of Berberine, a Clinically Relevant Plant Derived Alkaloid, in T Cell-Mediated Immunosuppression, Alexandra Adorno Vita
Dissertations from 2020
Understanding Learner-Centeredness and Student Engagement in Undergraduate Biology Education, Ashley Barbara Heim
Comparative Host Response and Gene Regulation in Deer Mice and Syrian Golden Hamsters During Acute Infection With Modoc Virus, Tyler Sherman
Dissertations from 2019
Examining the Roles of the Receptor Tyrosine Kinase PVR and the Bone Morphogenic Protein Receptor Thickvein in Regulating Self-Renewal and Division Frequency in the Cyst Stem Cells of the Drosophila Testis Niche, Nastaran SoleimaniBarzi Mues
Social Structure of the Spiny-Tailed Iguana, Ctenosaura Similis, Ann-Elizabeth Nash
A Multifaceted Approach to Address Variation in Cannabis Sativa, Anna Louise Schwabe
The Impacts of Rock Climbing on the Selection of Roosts by Bats and the Influence of These Mammals on the Biodiversity and Nutrient Influx of Cliff-Face Ecosystems, Ashley Kay Wilson