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Access to Voice and Communication Services for Transgender and Gender Non-Conforming People of Color

Description:: The standards and evidence of effectiveness for SLP services related to gender presentation have proliferated in recent years (Davies, Papp, & Antoni, 2015), yet most Transgender (trans) and gender non-conforming (GNC) people do not engage in such services. Consistent evidence of diminished...
Author:: Downs, Sierra Caroleen
Keyword:: Voice, People of Color, Transgender, Communication, Access, and Gender Diverse
GW Unit:: Speech-Language Pathology
Degree:: M.A.
Advisor:: Hancock, Adrienne B
Committee Member(s):: Campbell, Sylvia L and Siegfriedt, Linda
Resource Type:: Thesis or Dissertation

Harsh Encounters: Conversational Violence as experienced by Women in Nursing

Description:: Harsh Encounters: Conversational Violence as experienced by Women in Nursing This qualitative study is undertaken in order to provide a deep understanding of the impact of certain kinds of encounters on those who experience them. In this study, eleven women, registered nurses, tell their stories...
Author:: O'Keefe-Domaleski, Vareen Claire
Keyword:: Nursing, Feminism, Power, Oppression, and Communication
GW Unit:: Human Resource Development
Degree:: Ed.D.
Advisor:: Marquardt, Michael J.
Committee Member(s):: Chalofsky, Neal and Volz-Peacock, Mary
Resource Type:: Thesis or Dissertation

Understanding the Role of Synchronous and Asynchronous Communication in Agile Software Development and its Effect on Quality

Description:: Through inward perceptions, we intuitively expect distributed software development to increase the risks of achieving quality goals compared to co-located software development. To compound this problem, Agile Software Development (ASD) maintains that face-to-face (synchronous) communication...
Author:: Green, Ronzelle L.
Keyword:: Agile, Distributed, Software, and Communication
GW Unit:: Engineering Mgt and Systems Engineering
Degree:: Ph.D.
Advisor:: Sarkani, Shahram and Mazzuchi, Thomas
Committee Member(s):: Eveleigh, Timothy, Holzer, Thomas, and Murphree, Lile
Resource Type:: Thesis or Dissertation

The Power of Assessment: Promoting Communication and Problem Solving Skills in Independent Schools Visual Art Programs K-8th Grades

Description:: This study examines the power of assessment, and focuses on independent art educators in grades K-8th. The study is informed by an art educator questionnaire as well as in-classroom observations that establish a foundation for how educators use different methods to assess students. There are many...
Author:: Sutton, Blair Carrington
Keyword:: Strategizing, Evaluation, Communication, Assessment, Independent, and Consistency
GW Unit:: Art Education
Degree:: M.A.T.
Advisor:: Gravitz, Judith
Committee Member(s):: Honig, Selila, Storr, Annie, and Lawton, Pamela
Resource Type:: Thesis or Dissertation

Engaging Organizational Voice: A Phenomenological Study of Employees' Lived Experiences of Silence in Work Group Settings

Description:: Employee silence can have a far-reaching effect on individuals and organizations. Employees who remain silent about relevant work issues that could inform their managers and organization about relevant issues, knowledge and problems are in effect preventing the flow of potentially valuable...
Author:: Bogosian, Rob
Keyword:: Silence, Group Dynamics, and Communication
GW Unit:: Human & Organizational Learning
Degree:: Ed.D.
Advisor:: Marquardt, Dr. Michael J.
Committee Member(s):: Howard, Dr. Lionel and Gorman, Dr. Margaret D.
Resource Type:: Thesis or Dissertation

Application of plasma on reentry vehicle communication and interplanetary spacecraft sterilization

Description:: In order to gain a better understanding of the reactions occurring during reentry at the gas-surface interface, a reactive ion etch (RIE) plasma device was augmented to more accurately represent how material may paralyze in the presence of plasma. The device inflow was augmented to include a...
Author:: Fenstermacher, Jarrod Jay
Keyword:: Sterilization, Electrostatic Discharge, Reentry, Physics, Plasma, and Communication
GW Unit:: Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering
Degree:: D.Sc.
Advisor:: Keidar, Michael
Committee Member(s):: Piñol, Lesly, Leng, Yongsheng, Cohen, David, and Eisler, Gerald R.
Resource Type:: Thesis or Dissertation

Before the Disaster Occurs: A Proactive Method of Assessing Multi-Agency Communication Interoperability When Using Unmanned System Technology in Support of Public Safety Emergency Response Missions

Description:: Research is conducted with an overall objective of providing contribution to the success of UMS technology when applied to public safety missions. The research examines the relationship between public safety wireless and UMS in the areas of technology use, communication needs, and approach to...
Author:: Battle, Lee P.
Keyword:: Interoperability, Unmanned Systems, Robot, Communication, Public Safety, and Wireless
GW Unit:: Engineering Mgt and Systems Engineering
Degree:: Ph.D.
Advisor:: Sarkani, Shahram and Mazzuchi, Thomas A
Committee Member(s):: Green, Ronzelle, Wasek, James, and Murphree, Edward L
Resource Type:: Thesis or Dissertation

Students' Preferences for Information Sources during the Undergraduate College Search Process: The Influence of Technology

Description:: The purpose of this dissertation was to develop an expert and empirically validated survey instrument to measure students' preferences for information sources during the undergraduate college search process. As technological advances introduce new mediums by which to communicate, admissions...
Author:: Addington, Lindsay Mathers
Keyword:: Technology, Marketing, Admissions, College Choice, Communication, and Recruitment
GW Unit:: Higher Education Administration
Degree:: Ed.D.
Advisor:: Choi, Jaehwa
Committee Member(s):: Greenberg, Joseph and Jakeman, Rick
Resource Type:: Thesis or Dissertation

Exploring the Influence of Pro- and Anti-Tobacco Content in Social Media on Young Adults’ Tobacco Use Behaviors

Description:: Young adults’ use of online social media sites is widespread, making social media a key source of exposure to pro- and anti-tobacco related content, including portrayals of smoking or messages discouraging smoking from peers. Different social media sites have different purposes, audiences, and...
Author:: Ilakkuvan, Vinu Ms
Keyword:: Social norms, Young adult, Tobacco use, Social media, and Communication
GW Unit:: Health Behavior
Degree:: Dr.P.H.
Advisor:: Turner, Monique
Committee Member(s):: Villanti, Andrea, Hull, Shawnika, Rath, Jessica, Evans, Douglas, and Rimal, Rajiv
Resource Type:: Thesis or Dissertation

Network-based Protocol Implementation Engineering and A Study on MachineLearning based Binary Code Analysis

Description:: Network-based protocol implementations play a significant role in the communication area, but the feature creep and increasing vulnerabilities have become serious problems. To deal with these problems, we proposed TOSS, an online server systems tailoring tool through binary rewriting. TOSS minify...
Author:: Sun, Shaowen
Keyword:: Machine Learning, Packets, and Communication
GW Unit:: Electrical Engineering
Degree:: M.S.
Advisor:: Dehghanian, Payman
Committee Member(s):: Lan, Tian and Venkataramani, Guru
Resource Type:: Thesis or Dissertation

More than Words: A Basic Interpretative Approach to Understanding Internal Accountability through Adaptive Leadership, Relational Trust, and Professional Capital

Description:: More than Words: A Basic Interpretative Approach to Understanding Internal Accountability through Adaptive Leadership, Relational Trust, and Professional Capital There was limited knowledge about school supports and strategies for leadership, trust, and capital. The problem statement for this...
Keyword:: Adaptive Leadership, Relational Trust, Communication, Collaboration, Accountability, and Professional Capital
GW Unit:: Educational Leadership & Administration
Degree:: Ed.D.
Advisor:: Clayton, Jennifer K.
Committee Member(s):: Howard, Lionel C. and France, Paulette C.
Resource Type:: Thesis or Dissertation

The Narrative Impacts of Climate Change Storytelling: A Case Study Evaluation of a Climate Change Documentary Series

Description:: People all over the world are more concerned about climate change than ever before. Although there have been globally coordinated efforts to acknowledge climate change and address mitigation and adaptation needs, rallying political and public support for action in the United States still presents...
Author:: Bieniek-Tobasco, Ashley
Keyword:: Media, Narrative transportation, Efficacy, Climate change, Communication, and Documentary
GW Unit:: Environmental & Occupational Health
Degree:: Dr.P.H.
Advisor:: McCormick, Sabrina
Committee Member(s):: Harrington, Cherise B and Rimal, Rajiv N
Resource Type:: Thesis or Dissertation

Access to Voice and Communication Services for Transgender and Gender Non-Conforming People of Color

Harsh Encounters: Conversational Violence as experienced by Women in Nursing

Understanding the Role of Synchronous and Asynchronous Communication in Agile Software Development and its Effect on Quality

The Power of Assessment: Promoting Communication and Problem Solving Skills in Independent Schools Visual Art Programs K-8th Grades

Engaging Organizational Voice: A Phenomenological Study of Employees' Lived Experiences of Silence in Work Group Settings

Application of plasma on reentry vehicle communication and interplanetary spacecraft sterilization

Before the Disaster Occurs: A Proactive Method of Assessing Multi-Agency Communication Interoperability When Using Unmanned System Technology in Support of Public Safety Emergency Response Missions

Students' Preferences for Information Sources during the Undergraduate College Search Process: The Influence of Technology

Exploring the Influence of Pro- and Anti-Tobacco Content in Social Media on Young Adults’ Tobacco Use Behaviors

Network-based Protocol Implementation Engineering and A Study on MachineLearning based Binary Code Analysis

More than Words: A Basic Interpretative Approach to Understanding Internal Accountability through Adaptive Leadership, Relational Trust, and Professional Capital

The Narrative Impacts of Climate Change Storytelling: A Case Study Evaluation of a Climate Change Documentary Series

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