1. DIASPORA AND REPRESENTATION: JEWISH ARGENTINE, TURKISH GERMAN, AND CHINESE AMERICAN WOMEN WRITERS Open Access Author: Kirschner, Luz Angélica Title: DIASPORA AND REPRESENTATION: JEWISH ARGENTINE, TURKISH GERMAN, AND CHINESE AMERICAN WOMEN WRITERS Graduate Program: Comparative Literature Keywords: Chinese American literatureGerman literatureLatin American literatureJewish literaturediasporarepresentationfeminist theorytransnationalismglobalization File: Download kirschner_dissertation.pdf Committee Members: Sophia A Mcclennen, Committee Chair/Co-ChairDjelal Kadir, Committee MemberBettina Mathes, Committee MemberVéronique M. Fóti, Committee Member
2. Bridging tourism and migration mobilities: Diaspora tourism as a coping strategy. Open Access Author: Iarmolenko, Svitlana Title: Bridging tourism and migration mobilities: Diaspora tourism as a coping strategy. Graduate Program: Recreation, Park and Tourism Management Keywords: tourismimmigrationmobilitiesdiasporaUkrainenarratives File: Download Iarmolenko_dissertation_revised.pdf Committee Members: Deborah Lee Kerstetter, Dissertation Advisor/Co-AdvisorGarry Chick, Committee MemberCarter A Hunt, Committee MemberFuyuan Shen, Committee Member
3. Investigating Help-Seeking of the Indian Diaspora in the United States Open Access Author: Shoemaker, Shannon Michelle Title: Investigating Help-Seeking of the Indian Diaspora in the United States Graduate Program: Counselor Education Keywords: IndiaBronfenbrennerpost-coloninalimmigrantsculturecounselingqualitativediaspora File: Download Shoemaker_DissertationFINAL.pdf Committee Members: Jolynn Carney, Dissertation Advisor/Co-AdvisorRichard Hazler, Committee Chair/Co-ChairJerry G Trusty, Committee MemberMari Haneda, Special Member
