• If Germany atoned for the Holocaust, the US can pay reparations for slavery 

  Reiter, Bernd (2019)

  The idea of paying reparations for slavery is gaining momentum in the United States, despite being long derided as an unrealistic plan, to compensate for state violence committed by and against people long dead.

• The Zen of Ionesco: A production 

  Edwards, Cris Lane (2001-12)

  In my mind's eye, there are many facets to the Texas Tech production of Victims of Duty which lend themselves to in-depth study and explanation. My goal in this thesis is to focus on only one such facet- a thread which ...

• A survey of expected qualifications for Texas 5A and 6A high school percussion directors 

  Tsalikis, Greg Patrick Donnelly; 0000-0003-4415-8347 (2020-08)

  The existence of the high school percussion director is a prominent feature for Texas 5A and 6A band programs. With a staff of multiple band directors, Texas band programs often feature percussion directors to develop the ...

• Developing control in piano technique, DMA recitals 

  Rayo, Luis Fernando (2020-08)

  DMA Chamber Recital - J. Brahms and B. Bartók DMA Recital - W. A. Mozart, H. Villa-Lobos and S. Rachmaninoff DMA Recital - L. v. Beethoven, B. Bartók and F. Liszt DMA Lecture Recital - Practicing Piano Etudes: Strategies ...

• MM Recitals 

  Lobarbio, Cyrel V.; 0000-0002-8419-6279 (2020-08)

  Numbered list of projects and composers.

• MM recital: Vines Fall Concert, a fall concert featuring music from around the world 

  Pilgrim, Debbie Seitter (2020-08)

  1. National Anthem- arr. Talley 2. Hands are Knockin'- Pederson 3. Hine Ma Tov- Betaux 4. Cantar!- Althouse 5. Shoshone Love Song- Emerson 6. Stodola Pumpa- Weston 7. Shanti (Peace)- Sirett 8. Go Where I Send Thee!- ...

• Mathematical modeling of infectious diseases using ordinary and fractional differential equations 

  Islam, Md Rafiul; 0000-0002-6931-1179 (2020-08)

  Infectious diseases can spread and turn into epidemics, taking thousands of lives within a matter of just a few days. Mathematical models can help us to gain insights into the dynamics of diseases and their control strategies. ...

• Elastic shape models for sperm morphology 

  Qiu, Yuan; 0000-0002-4498-9389 (2020-08)

  Male fertility relies on a standardized analysis of the semen parameters, which include the mobility, concentration and the morphology of the sperm cell in a collected human semen sample. Mobility can be captured by ...

• Corporate wrongdoing exposure and recovery time: A two-study examination of direct and moderating effects 

  Tribble, Lori (2020-08)

  Corporate wrongdoing has been the subject of organizational research for decades. Even a single instance of corporate wrongdoing can cause a substantial drop in stock price, increase capital costs, decrease shareholder ...

• Effect of the inclusion of legumes within perennial grasses on water footprint, economic value, and methane emission 

  Radicke, Kathryn Lindsay (2020-08)

  The Ogallala Aquifer is depleting faster than its recharge rate due to intense irrigation practices in the semi-arid Southern High Plains region. Some producers with reduced well output are opting to convert their cultivated ...

• Developing awareness of student-to-student hostile environment sexual harassment in online writing classes 

  Shealy, Mark W.; 0000-0002-8332-630X (2020-08)

  Despite increased awareness of sexual harassment in higher education and more students moving to online classes, research on sexual harassment in online classes is virtually nonexistent. I report on the first study of its ...

• Justice: The ordinary understanding examined 

  Hamilton, Lawson Bode (2020-08)

  “What is justice?” seems an interminable question. That is, we persistently disagree as to the nature and meaning of justice. Ought we, then, to despair of the concept? My project is in some sense a reason to think we ...

• Reinforcing mobile device sensor attacks using generative adversarial network 

  Kotla, Prathyush (2020-08)

  The gamut of sensors inbuilt in mobile and wearable devices help drive a wide range of useful applications, however, they also pose significant privacy concerns. Several studies have proposed the incorporation of noise ...

• Biochar as an amendment to improve the quality of highly degraded soils 

  Zolue, Gondah Moses; 0000-0002-6278-693X (2020-08)

  In Africa, significant amount of soil amendment is derived from feedstocks, including rice husk, rice straw, corn straw, and saw dust. These materials are generally burned or abandoned to drainage systems or landfills, ...

• Multiple imputation by scale-wise principal component analysis 

  Waggenspack, Luke Robert; 0000-0003-4606-5013 (2020-08)

  Nonresponse in modern studies is a common problem to deal with. Also as studies tend to become larger and larger in scope, missing data analysis techniques need to be able to manage the large scope of data that will be ...

• Impact of institutional diversity initiatives and support: Experiences of queer Latinx men at Hispanic serving institutions 

  Herridge, Andrew S.; 0000-0001-7305-0584 (2020-08)

  Approximately 22 percent of Latinx millennials reported holding an LGBTQ identity. As new generations of students enroll in institutions of higher education, administrators are seeing an increase in the acceptance of queer ...

• Analysis of the effects nonlinear loads have on the lifetime of generator sets 

  Salcedo, Fernando (2020-08)

  Tactical generator sets are utilized for military applications to power essential equipment as well as personal electronics. Nonlinear loads are becoming increasingly present due to the advancements in power electronics ...

• “Trashy music” in the halls: A cultural-geographical history of music making in San Francisco during the Gold Rush years (1849-1869) 

  Verbeten, Jonathan E.; 0000-0003-0160-2292 (2020-08)

  The San Francisco Gold Rush yielded an unusually intense and fast-moving convergence, within a relatively small geographical space, of an immensely diverse population. Each new arrival brought new social, cultural, political, ...

• Linking agricultural practices with food security in Bangladesh. potential impact of climate change 

  Mahal, Tilat; 0000-0003-4671-7229 (2020-08)

  Despite being a food sufficient country after revolutionary change in agricultural inputs, Bangladesh still has food insecurity and undernutrition. Examining the relationship between agricultural practices as social practices ...

• African American male undergraduate students’ perception and experiences of campus racial climate at a predominately White private religiously affiliated higher education institution 

  Dampeer, Angela (2020-08)

  This qualitative study research showed that African American male undergraduate students have the significant need for academic and social supports. Institutions are required to establish strategic academic and operational ...

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