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41. Understanding How Identity Supportive Games Can Impact Ethnic Minority Possible Selves and Learning: A Design-Based Research Study

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Open Access
Author:
Lee, Joey J
Title:
Understanding How Identity Supportive Games Can Impact Ethnic Minority Possible Selves and Learning: A Design-Based Research Study
Graduate Program:
Information Sciences and Technology
Keywords:
identity
games
learning
possible selves
stereotypes
Asian-American issues
minority
File:
Download PDF_of_Joey_Lee_-_Dissertation_-_July_14.pdf
Committee Members:
Brian Smith, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
Christopher Hoadley, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Brian Smith, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Andrea H Tapia, Committee Member
Lynette Marie Yarger, Committee Member
Priya Sharma, Committee Member

42. CAREER VALUES AND MOTIVATIONS: A STUDY OF WOMEN IN THE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY WORKFORCE

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Open Access
Author:
Quesenberry, Jeria Lyn
Title:
CAREER VALUES AND MOTIVATIONS: A STUDY OF WOMEN IN THE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY WORKFORCE
Graduate Program:
Information Sciences and Technology
Keywords:
Women
gender
diversity
career values and motivations
IT workforce
IT profession
IS workforce
IS profession
individual differences of gender and IT
File:
Download Quesenberry_Dissertation_Final_Version.pdf
Committee Members:
Eileen M Trauth, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Lynette Marie Yarger, Committee Member
David J Hall, Committee Member
Mark Wardell, Committee Member

44. META-COORDINATION ACTIVITIES: EXPLORING ARTICULATION WORK IN HOSPITALS

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Open Access
Author:
Abraham, Joanna
Title:
META-COORDINATION ACTIVITIES: EXPLORING ARTICULATION WORK IN HOSPITALS
Graduate Program:
Information Sciences and Technology
Keywords:
Articulation Work
Patient Transfers
Coordination
File:
Download JoannaAbraham_thesis.pdf
Committee Members:
Madhu Reddy, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
Madhu Reddy, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Michael Mc Neese, Committee Member
Mary Beth Rosson, Committee Member
Michelle E Day, Committee Member

46. HOW MUCH KNOWLEDGE CAN THEY GAIN? WOMEN’S INFORMATION BEHAVIOR ON GOVERNMENT HEALTH WEBSITES IN THE CONTEXT OF HIV/AIDS PREVENTION

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Open Access
Author:
Chong, Jing
Title:
HOW MUCH KNOWLEDGE CAN THEY GAIN? WOMEN’S INFORMATION BEHAVIOR ON GOVERNMENT HEALTH WEBSITES IN THE CONTEXT OF HIV/AIDS PREVENTION
Graduate Program:
Information Sciences and Technology
Keywords:
eHealth
information behavior
gender studies
health communication
health education
HIV/AIDS
File:
Download Jing_Chong_PhD_Dissertation.pdf
Committee Members:
Lynette Kvasny, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
Lynette Kvasny, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Eileen M Trauth, Committee Member
Madhu Reddy, Committee Member
Roxanne Louise Parrott, Committee Member

47. YOU, ME, AND IT: MULTIMEDIA RELATIONSHIP MAINTENANCE IN THE 21ST CENTURY

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Open Access
Author:
Hales, Kayla D
Title:
YOU, ME, AND IT: MULTIMEDIA RELATIONSHIP MAINTENANCE IN THE 21ST CENTURY
Graduate Program:
Information Sciences and Technology
Keywords:
computer-mediated communication
information and communication technologies
interpersonal communication
interpersonal relationships
relational attributes
relational maintenance
File:
Download Hales_Kayla_Dissertation_Aug2011_Final.pdf
Committee Members:
Lynette Kvasny, Ph D, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
Lynette Kvasny, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Gerald Santoro, Committee Member
Andrea H Tapia, Committee Member

48. INVESTIGATING COLLECTIVE ACTION EVENTS THROUGH TWITTER USAGE: THE CASE OF THE THAI PROTESTS OF 2010

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Open Access
Author:
Bajpai, Kartikeya
Title:
INVESTIGATING COLLECTIVE ACTION EVENTS THROUGH TWITTER USAGE: THE CASE OF THE THAI PROTESTS OF 2010
Graduate Program:
Information Sciences and Technology
Keywords:
thailand
twitter
new media
collective action
protest
File:
Download masters_thesis_final_Jersey.pdf
Committee Members:
Andrea H Tapia, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
Andrea H Tapia, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor