​​​​​Alumni Dissertation Titles​

2024 Graduates:​


Emily Becks â€“ Perceptions and Practices of School Psychologists Working With Twice Exceptional Students

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Linnea DiBerardino â€“ The Highly Sensitive Student: The Relationship Between Sensory Processing Sensitivity and Academic and Behavioral Outcomes​​​

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Elisabeth Fausnaugh â€“ The Impact of Mindfulness on the Development of Inhibition and Interference Control in Elementary Students

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Mandy Gillham â€“ Examining the Relationships Among Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports, Teacher Efficacy, and Professional Development​​

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Melissa Good â€“ Preschool Itinerant ECSE Teachers; A Survey of Competency Regarding Consultation Within Inclusive Settings​​

Taylor Hanes â€“ Examining Cognitive Behavioral Therapy as a Treatment for Adolescent Girls​​​​

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Linda Knowlton â€“ To Game Or Not To Game? Examining the Factors Important to E-Sport Participation in a Rural High School Setting
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Ashley Kravetsky â€“ The Effectiveness of Treatments for Selective Mutism​​​

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Nicholas Leeth â€“ Developing Resiliency in Students: The Effect on Depression, Anxiety, and Stress​

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Ellie Lukas â€“ A Latent Profile Analysis of District Demographic Factors and Their Impact on Value Added and P​erformance Indexes​


2023 Graduates:​


Pamela Bibler â€“ How Districts Utilize Kindergarten Screening Assessments to Identify Neurocognitive Constructs and Developmental Weaknesses for Developing Prescriptive Interventions


Shana Stober â€“ The Impact of Social Maladjustment: Current Practices of Ohio School Psychologists​


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