Most Recent Additions | OpenCommons@UConn

Skip to main content

Most Recent Additions

Development and Application of Incompatible Graded Finite Elements for Analysis of Nonhomogeneous Materials
Asmita Rokaya

Aging Women with Human Immunodeficiency Virus: A Narrative Analysis of Stigma
Seja Jackson

Formal Perversions: Queer Poetics and the Turn in Romantic Verse
Alex Gatten

Englishing Rome: Translation, Adaptation, and Gender in Early Modern Drama
Elizabeth Reinwald

Inequity and Resistance: Latinx students and the College Readiness Process
Israel Velez

QoS in SDN-Based Large-Scale Networks
Haitham Ghalwash

Associations of Cardiovascular Health, Strength, and Physical Activity in Participants with a History of Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction
Kirsten Allen

Automating 35mm Photographic Film Digitization: X-Y Table Capture System Design and Assessment
Michael J. Bennett

The Practice of cantus planus binatim as Reflected in John Plousiadenos's Pro-Union Communion Hymns
Simeon Brown

The Denial of Black Victimhood: Examining Attitudes of Sexual Assault and Victim-Blaming on a College Campus, A Continued Analysis
Odia Kane

Notre-Dame-des-Fleurs : La glorification de l’Abject
Elifnaz Kayhan

Dealing With Faulty Data Via a Physics-Based Filtering Method
Ross Pellenberg

The Necessity of Vesicle-Associated Membrane Protein Expression by NG2 Glia for Maintenance of Glial and Neuronal Health
Robert Horning

A Serial Multiplexed Approach to Immunolabeling Brain Tissue for Electron Microscopy
Peter Tiley

Clinical Assessment of Repetitive and Restricted Behaviors in Toddlers on the Autism Spectrum
Katelynn Porto

Community Needs Assessment: Opioid Use within the Central Connecticut Health District
Luis Pantoja

Vidocq, Vautrin, et la Naissance du Genre Policier
Carrie Slayton

Characterizing the Initial Implementation of the Just Us Moving Project (JUMP)
Kwaku Ohemeng

The Effects of Agricultural Management on Wetland Birds
Theresa Wisneskie

Exposure to Disability-Related Content and Attitudes Toward Persons with Disabilities within the UConn MPH Program: An Exploratory Study
Holly LaBrecque

*Updated as of 05/27/20.