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  • Environmental Adaptability : From the Extreme to the Everyday 
    Gelow, Amanda (2012-05-17)
    The environment in which we live is always changing. It can change slightly throughout one day, moderately from season to season, or even more intensely in times of severe environmental occurrences. The thesis project will ...
  • Environmental (Re)Imagination 
    Dang, Tiffany (2022-05-10)
    Theatre is everywhere. Each day, it is natural that we live socially by playing a role of ourselves on a theatre stage, which is the world. But these daily interactions do not impose a new perspective on the environment. ...
  • Envisioning the Commons 
    Bland, TyShaun; Kafer, Elijah (2023-01-06)
    Originally, Livernois was part of the French “ribbon farm” system that existed before the city of Detroit was formed. From an early time planners have considered it a significant commercial corridor running from the ...
  • Ephemeral Permanence 
    Bussière, Krysia (2014-05-20)
    Fermont, Québec is an iron mining town of 2874 people. In 1974, a panel of architects, planners and engineers designed a 1.3 kilometre long community complex which acts as a windscreen to protect the town from the Northeasterly ...
  • Epigenetic Methylation in PTSD as Moderated by Trauma Exposure in Refugees 
    Aldhalimi, Abir (2015-08-04)
    War-related trauma has adverse effects on refugee mental health and has been implicated in the dysregulation of multiple systems of the body. Trauma can alter genes associated in these systems, contributing to PTSD symptoms ...
  • The Equitable Land Initiative: Community Land Trusts in Detroit's Springwells Community 
    Redigan, Molly; Rucker, Amber; Serowoky, Alex; Weber, Rob (2023-01-17)
    The Equitable Land Initiative (ELI) Capstone Team is investigating issues of housing affordability, availability and equity in the Springwells community of Detroit. Through an analysis of historical housing practices in ...
  • The Erosion of Culture 
    Thomas, Nikita (2023-04-27)
    This thesis investigates loss of culture in the Detroit area through methods of aesthetic analysis and what processes lead to this loss. The issue of cultural loss has been identified through defining culture, cultural ...
  • Essays In Explanation: W.B. Yeats's Definitions of Art and Culture 
    Johnson, Patricia Ann A.B. (2012-05-18)
    A COAT I made my song a coat Covered with embroideries Out of old mythologies From heel to throat; Any study of William Butler Yeats is complicated. The complications arise, primarily, from the personal contrived elusiveness ...
  • Ethnic Identity, Familial Ethnic Socialization, Religiosity, and Psychological Adjustment in Middle Eastern Emerging Adults: A Risk and Resiliency Framework 
    Assar, Iren (2015-08-03)
    The aim of the current study was to determine if protective and risk factors are associated with good or poor well-being within the Middle-Eastern emerging adults. The relationships among ethnic identity, religiosity, ...
  • An Evaluation of the Joint Commission Certification for the Total Hip and Total Knee Replacement Program 
    Standfield, Machiel (2022-03-29)
    The overall purpose/goal of the evaluation is to utilize pathways to have decreased length of stay, resulting in lower cost, and improved patient satisfactory scores. Streamlined the joint care center, organizing the team ...
  • Evan's Story: Understanding Adolescent Depression 
    Simmons, John (2015-06-22)
  • Everyday Liminality 
    Brozowski, Brodrick (2020-09-10)
    Throughout life one is presented with moments of heightened experience, but they are all connected by a seemingly infinite amount of in-between moments. The combination of these in-between moments creates a concept of ...
  • Evolutionary Functionalism: a Study of the Complexity of Function Directed by Human Use and Behavior 
    Grabowski, Elizabeth (2014-05-21)
    This thesis is a catalogue of ideas, objects, and designs that are all connected with one over arching concept developed through out the academic thesis: evolutionary functionalism. Evolution as a model can be applied to ...
  • Evolving Community 
    Coppersmith, Adam (2012-05-17)
    Establishing a residence is an ongoing event for most. Individuals will have multiple spaces that they inhabit during their lifetime. They move from one location to another due to a variety of different influences and ...
  • Evolving Main Street 
    Klee, Jacob (2018-08-23)
    Strolling a small town Main Street, the mind starts to drift—recalling a better time, where happy people read the newspaper and tip their top hats at the general store. Indeed, such towns often cling to this nostalgic past, ...
  • Excellent Light an exploration in the divine and sacred 
    Ward, Matthew (2015-07-16)
    Lighting certainly affects one’s perception of their surrounding environment. Everyone has experienced the effect of lighting from various sources (sun, moon, etc.), but the impression that it leaves will vary depending ...
  • Exchange: People and Places 
    Cornillaud, Chapin (2015-01-22)
    A city: pieces, many different people and places that all come together. We can never know how they will fit together or if they will cohesively fit at all, but we can try to create an environment that will facilitate ...
  • Exigency of Amelioration 
    Cordes, Joseph (2012-05-17)
    Why does a place feel livelier than another? How does a place hold people’s attention and presence? How does a place beget vitality? Why does a place fall into abandonment? How can it be revived? Many people idealize the ...
  • Exit Only 
    Miklovich, Kaitlyn (2019-06-03)
    This thesis aims at defragmenting what the interstate system has fragmented throughout the United States. It explores the history of the freeways across the United States and takes an in depth look at Detroit, Michigan ...
  • Experiences in Architecture 
    Pfaff, Jason (2012-05-17)
    In today’s modern culture, architecture is not normally thought of as an applied art by most people. This is because architecture is often viewed merely as a structure instead of being thought of as something with a broader ...

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