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The Graduate College announces a doctoral oral examination:
Candidate: Sanela Sprecic
For the degree of: Doctor of Philosophy
Title: A Case Study on the Impact of Secondary Co-Teaching on Multilingual Learners’ Language, Literacy, and Academic Development
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The Graduate College announces a doctoral oral examination:
Candidate: Ashley Oberholtzer
Title: Understanding Emotional Functioning During Early Psychotherapy: A Multimethod Examination of Attachment, Reflective Functioning, Emotional Disclosure, and Physiological Responding
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The Graduate College announces a doctoral oral examination:
Candidate: Maisha S. Lassiter
For the degree of: Doctor of Philosophy
Title: Belonging, Campus Climate, Support Systems, and Persistence Attitudes among African American College Students
The Graduate College announces a doctoral oral examination:
Candidate: Ernest Yaw Amoateng
For the degree of: Doctor of Philosophy
Title: Investigating Measurement Invariance between Human and AI Scoring of Higher-Order Thinking Skills for Constructed-Response Scores
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The Graduate College announces a doctoral oral examination:
Candidate: Rober Jander Matos Montero
Title: Dominican English as a Foreign Language Teachers’ Views on the Impact of Continuing Professional Development on their Professional Beliefs and Practices
The Graduate College announces a doctoral oral examination:
Candidate: Bethany M. Hintze
For the degree of: Doctor of Philosophy
Department: Psychology
Title: Effects of Reinforcement and Punishment on Human Aggression in a Lab Setting
The Graduate College announces a doctoral oral examination:
Candidate: Sara L. Van
Department: Educational Leadership, Research and Technology
Title: Cultivating Critical Consciousness: Examining the Practices of Two K-12 School Leaders in Self and Staff Transformation
The Graduate College announces a doctoral oral examination:
Candidate: Clifford Camp
For the degree of: Doctor of Philosophy
Title: Job Satisfaction Among Clery Act Compliance Officers and Professionals: The Role of Training, Leadership, Autonomy, and Access to Resources
The Graduate College announces a doctoral oral examination:
Candidate: Candice Davies
For the degree of: Doctor of Philosophy
Title: Unlocking the Secret Sauce for Student Success: Unveiling the Power of Teacher Social-Emotional Wellness on Preschoolers’ Social-Emotional Learning
The Graduate College announces a doctoral oral examination:
Candidate: Emmanuel Kornyo
For the degree of: Doctor of Philosophy
Title: Engineering the Lithium Metal Anode Interface: Molecular Design & Porous Architecture for Stable, and Durable High-Performance Li Metal Batteries
The Graduate College announces a doctoral oral examination:
Candidate: Diane Devine Salinas
Title: Understanding and Improving the Math Placement Process for Incoming Freshmen: Bridging the Divide Between Algorithmic Prediction and Student Experience
The Graduate College announces a doctoral oral examination:
Candidate: Amie McCaw
Department: Educational Leadership, Research and Technology
Title: A Case Study Exploring the Application of Appreciative Inquiry at a K-12 School District During Times of Crisis

















