• Teacher as Designer: Understanding Planning as a Designerly Act 

  White, Andrea Kaye (University of Wisconsin--Stout, 2025-07-24)

  This study investigates how postsecondary faculty approach course planning and how their efforts might be supported by digital workflow tools that reflect design methods—recognizing teachers as designers of learning ...

• Chippewa Valley Technical College’s Student Success 

  Thompson, Lindsay (University of Wisconsin--Stout, 2025-07-30)

  This paper evaluates the evolution and importance of student success within the United States. Then reviews the purpose of the study, where the evolution of student success at Chippewa Valley Technical College (CVTC) is ...

• Enhancing Safety in the Construction Workforce: A Comparative Study of Hands-On and Virtual Reality (VR) Training Methods 

  Kellie, Jacob K. (University of Wisconsin--Stout, 2025-07-15)

  The construction industry consistently ranks among the most dangerous occupational sectors in the United States, with specifically pipeline construction presenting heightened risks due to confined spaces, hazardous ...

• Student Perspective of an Early Alert System (EAS) in Fully Flexible, Asynchronous, Online Undergraduate Programs 

  Nichols, Heidi (University of Wisconsin--Stout, 2024-05-06)

  This mixed methods research explored the impact of an Early Alert System (EAS) implemented in flexible, asynchronous online program offerings at a two-year technical college. There is limited research of an EAS within fully ...

• The Relationship Between Credential Attainment and Resources for Americas College Promise Students in a Midwest Study 

  Fullington, Joseph (University of Wisconsin--Stout, 2024-05-10)

  This qualitative study set out to understand the lived experiences of Americas College Promise (ACP) graduates from two technical colleges in the Midwest. Five participants were selected through a random sampling method ...

• Changing Reproductive Phenology of the Eastern Gray Squirrel (Sciurus carolinensis) Due to Climate Change in New England 

  Bartolini, Emily K. (University of Wisconsin--Stout, 2025-06-23)

  Generalist species of great abundance are often overlooked as data sources showing how climate change affects local ecosystems. While there is a lack of studies in peer-reviewed literature, decades of quantitative data ...

• Shelf-Life Detection and Extension Methods for Avocados Using Various Storage Conditions and Packaging Solutions at the Retail Store Level 

  Aluvala, Shivasruthi (University of Wisconsin--Stout, 2025-08-05)

  Avocados, while highly nutritious and popular, are hindered by a short retail shelf-life, leading to significant food waste. This research aimed to address this challenge by investigating effective methods for extending ...

• Evaluation of a Novel Method for Fused Deposition Modeling Wall Construction 

  Dick, Brandon J. (University of Wisconsin--Stout, 2025-07-30)

  Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) is a popular additive manufacturing method; however, its anisotropic mechanical properties, notably reduced strength in the Z-direction, remain a major challenge. This study explores a ...

• Indiana CTE Teacher Training Program: Is it Preparing CTE Instructors for the Classroom? 

  Coats, Douglas L. (University of Wisconsin--Stout, 2025-07-23)

  The role of Career and Technical Education (CTE) instructors has become critical to students and the economy. Whether Indiana’s CTE teacher programs prepared instructors for the classroom was the focus of this study. ...

• Learning Design for Digital Learning Ecosystems: A Multiple Case Study of the Impact of Digital Learning on the Art and Science of Teaching 

  Hendryx, Jennifer (University of Wisconsin--Stout, 2024-05-04)

  Research shows that online education continues to grow at both the K-12 and higher education levels. As societal demands, student expectations, and technologies shift; educators need to continually reevaluate their ...

• Chloride Concentrations in Meromictic and Holomictic Lakes and Calculating Chloride Concentrations Using Specific Conductivity 

  Chamberlin, Katelynn M. (University of Wisconsin--Stout, 2019-04)

  Chloride is a crucial part of water quality sampling because in high concentrations it can negatively impact surface waters by changing the mixing pattern of lakes. Electric conductivity is usually a representation of ...

• Evaluation of Employee Performance from Select Manufacturing Recipient Companies in Round One and Round Two of the Wisconsin Fast Forward Grant Program 

  Borowicz, Mark P. (University of Wisconsin--Stout, 2015)

  Employee growth and development are key elements to a successful workforce in any organization. Training programs are designed and delivered with the goal of improving employees existing skill set through new techniques ...

• Treatment of Father-Daughter Incest: Beyond Family Systems Thinking 

  Gregory, Walthena (University of Wisconsin--Stout, 1991)

  The intent of this paper is to present information that will provide understanding about and treatment for families in which incest occurs. To meet this goal, characterisitics of the family in which incest occurs will be ...

• Streamlining the Operations and Management Department’s Stationery Area 

  Boateng, Raymond (University of Wisconsin--Stout, 2015-07-31)

  The current processes and activities of the UW-Stout’s College of Management’s stationery supplies area are inefficient and ineffective. As a result, considerable money, time and effort that could otherwise be better ...

• The Influence of Motivation on Multi-Tiered Systems for Academic Support 

  Bloyer, Caitlin I. (University of Wisconsin--Stout, 2015-07-27)

  This literature review and critical analysis examines student motivation, how it is impacted, the affects it has on a student’s academic career, and how it may affect the success of academic intervention. The need for ...

• Utilizing Six Sigma DMAIC Tools and Processes to Identify and Reduce Delamination and Scratch Defects on Privacy Filters 

  Berg, Shawn A. (University of Wisconsin--Stout, 2015-11-30)

  Companies are continually seeking to improve their manufacturing processes in order to reduce waste and increase capacity. These improvements allow the company to increase their profitability and generate greater returns ...

• Implementing a Weight Loss Program within a Chiropractic Clinic 

  Bautch, Danielle E. (University of Wisconsin--Stout, 2015-04-20)

  This study examined the problems associated with the implementation of a weight loss program within an existing Chiropractic clinic tight on space without disrupting patient flow. The study aimed to address any problems ...

• Hypolimnetic Iron:Phosphorus Ratio Considerations in the Management of Lake Desair, Wisconsin 

  Bauer, Jordan D. (University of Wisconsin--Stout, 2015-05-15)

  Lake Desair exhibits hypereutrophic conditions and severe summer algal bloom development. A monitoring program was conducted in 2013 to examine phosphorus (P) and chlorophyll dynamics in relation to internal and tributary ...

• Impact of Stereotype Threat on Attitudes toward Affirmative Action 

  Baron, Hillary A. (University of Wisconsin--Stout, 2015-12-11)

  Attitudes toward affirmative action has been a research topic of great interest in the past decade. Like many policies, affirmative action success is highly dependent on the support of individuals within the organizations ...

• Value Stream Mapping in the Supply Chain 

  Bagley, John G. (University of Wisconsin--Stout, 2015)

  The objective of this research was to use value stream mapping as a tool to identify waste in processes used to supply contactors to XYZ Company. XYZ Company lacked lean processes that resulted in overproduction and ...

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