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Falling Stars: The Local Impact of the North Stars Relocation

Sobeck, Trenton (2013-02-22)

In 1993, The State of Hockey was shocked by the relocation of their beloved National Hockey League franchise, The Minnesota North Stars. Reasons for the move were numerous; slipping attendance, a failed deal for a new ...

Falling through the cracks: An analysis of impacts of child abuse, child neglect, and juvenile justice programming deficits as predictors of adult antisocial behavior

Haese, Shirley L. (2017-11-20)

False confessions: causation, impact and recommendations to prevent

Sauer, Roger (2011)

False confessions: Causes and recommendations for prevention

Leach, Tyrus (2019-09-12)

False forms

Cordua, William S. (William Sinclair), 1947- (St. Croix Rockhounds, Stillwater, MN, 1989)

False Spring

Wray, Tobias (2017-12-01)

This dissertation explores queer kinship and masculinity in an extended poetic sequence. The speakers of these poems attempt to understand the ways that family shapes our sense of gendered identity, particularly how ...

Familial and Societal Impacts on LGBTQIA+ College Students and Mental Health

Wegner, Brandon (2022-04)

The underlying goal of the research is to explore the lived experience of LGBTQIA+ students enrolled at Midwestern universities. The goal of this research is to identify possible patterns within their family experiences ...

Families and Literacy: Lending Libraries in Nicaragua

Wiza, Amy L. (University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, College of Professional Studies, 2008)

Research studies have highlighted two factors as vital to the development of a child’s language and reading skills. The first is access to reading materials within the community and home. The second is reading by parents ...

Families, work, and social institutions : a comparative study of immigrants and their children in Waterbury, Connecticut, 1900-1920

Moloney, Deirdre M. (1989)

Family and Consumer educators' opinions and attitudes toward block scheduling

Wehmeier, Jenny M. (University of Wisconsin--Stout, 2003)

The purpose of this study was to describe Wisconsin Family and Consumer Education teachers' attitudes and perceptions regarding block scheduling measured by the researcher's instrument. The four part research instrument ...

Family and Consumer Sciences Teachers Perceptions of Performance-Based, Authentic, and Individualized Food Lab Skill Assessments

Strehl, Kaylee A. (University of Wisconsin--Stout, 2021)

Nutrition and Culinary Arts is a cornerstone content area of Family and Consumer Sciences(FACS) coursework. Students demonstrate culinary skills in food labs and are assessed on their performance under constraints of time ...

Family and Staff Dementia Training Program

Melotik, Samantha A. (University of Wisconsin--Stout, 2021)

This study discussed the importance of Memory Care Residents who are impacted by Dementia and Alzheimer’s Disease and how family visits can affect memory care residents. The research also discussed how to approach residents ...

Family Communication & Young Adult Decision-Making : Who Influences Whom?

Miniatt, Elizabeth; Engstrom, Sarah; Von Feldt, Krista; Stone, Mikayla; Knutson, Kristine; Jungquist, Elizabeth; Fay, Martha (2018-02-23)

Family communication has long been associated with young adult decision-making found that frequent, open, honest communication between parents and children is a significant predictor of parental influence on young adult ...

Family Connections: The Impact of Self-disclosure, Solidarity, and Stereotyping on Relational Satisfaction in Grandparent-adult Grandchild Dyads

Priddis, DeAnne (2015-05-01)

As life expectancy increases, the length of time in both the grandparent and adult grandchild role increase. The grandparent-adult grandchild relationship is integral to the health and preservation of the family system. ...

Family nurturance and the development of obsession with body image and weight

Rastall, Jodi (University of Wisconsin--Stout, 1999)

The purpose of this study was to investigate the correlation between family nurturance and the obsession with body image and weight in females enrolled in some form of secondary education in Wisconsin or Alabama. Thirty ...

Family on the Frontier: A Look at One Family's Journey to Wisconsin

Smith, Carolyn L. (2008-06-26)

Family on The Frontier was written to offer a glimpse into one family’s journey to western Wisconsin. The family that was looked at was the Hewitt family, who traveled to from England in the early 1840s, and made a life ...

Family Policymaking in the US and UK from 1960 to 2010: A Comparative Analysis of Civil Society and Legal Frameworks from a Feminist Perspective

Persky, Leah M. (2013-05-01)

Why do countries have different family policy outcomes? This comparative analysis of maternity, paternity and family leave policies in the United States and United Kingdom traces the historical development of family policies ...