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  • Redesign of a Fahy Simplex Permeameter 
    Kraus, Norbert; Schumacher, Richard (2012-05-18)
  • Reducing Emergency Department (ED) Length of Stay (LOS) by Implementing a MidTrack Treatment Area (MTA) 
    Scott, Kirsten (2023-01-05)
    Treatment Area (MTA): A Program Evaluation​ Bed availability, staffing, and inadequate process flow contribute to a complicated and lengthy transition of patients into and out of the Emergency Department (ED) resulting ...
  • Re-establishing Purpose 
    Dunsmore, Bridget (2012-05-18)
    The evolution of time encourages change and diversity which often promotes both innovation and advancement. Many industrial cities including Detroit were once booming and full of life but as time moves on and advancement ...
  • Refining of Benzene Sulfonyl Chloride from Benzene-Chlorosulfonic Acid Sulfonation Mass 
    Gach, Eugene B.; Bochinski, Julius H. (2012-05-24)
    This thesis represents the investigations and application of various chemical and engineering principles that may prove useful in designing an efficient and economical method for producing benzene sulfonyl chloride from ...
  • Regenerative Architecture: Context and Place 
    Hardin, David (2012-05-22)
    Architecture is not outside of the laws of nature, yet architects design to do just that; defy the natural cycles and systems of nature. Nature should be seen as the model for everything that can be designed and constructed. ...
  • Regenerative Tissue Based Joint Injection For Treatment Of Chronic Knee Pain Secondary To Osteoarthritis: A Quality Improvement Study And Development Of A Standardized Assessment Tool 
    Prince, Kelsey, FNP-BC (2021-04-06)
    Osteoarthritis (OA) is a progressive and degenerative joint condition affecting 30.8 million Americans and is estimated to affect 130 million people across the world by 2050. It is currently the 5th leading cause of ...
  • Registrar Programs and Services SAG 
    Council for the Advancement of Standards in Higher Education (CAS) (2015-08-21)
  • Regress, No Way 
    Hill, Blake (2012-05-18)
    Architects have largely avoided contingent, difficult factors. They design close-ended proposals that are envisioned to remain in pristine state after the building is constructed. Confined to the studio, these architects ...
  • Reimagining Borderscapes 
    Rogers, Patrick (2021-05-19)
    This thesis argues that the Mexican-American Border is defined by two essential structures: the physical barriers along the border and the influx of people trying to cross the border, and that re-imagining the liminal ...
  • Reimagining SMALL 
    Jackson, Le'Gary (2024-04-30)
    This thesis explores the pivotal role of incubator spaces in nurturing the growth of small businesses. Informed by extensive literature review, case studies, and stakeholder insights, the investigation delves into the ...
  • Reinforcement/Fitzgerald Community Center 
    Lyons, Vincent T. (2013-06-13)
    The topic area for the thesis investigation shall be limited to the Fitzgerald Community. The focus of attention shall be on the internal end unique aspects of the community, rather than on those aspects that are of a ...
  • Reintegrative Architecture 
    Gardiner, Aaron (2012-05-18)
    The intentions of a prison are not always compared on the same pedestrian level as the rest of the surrounding community, however there still exists a relationship between both entities. It is nearly impossible to understand ...
  • Re-Inventing the Extinguished Past 
    Reichard, Jamie (2012-05-18)
    Urban form and the general subject of urban life is an ever changing architectural phenomenon. The industrialization of cities created foundations for urban life at the turn of the century. Currently these former industrial ...
  • Reinventing the Wellness Center 
    Hinz, Brian (2012-05-18)
    This thesis will attempt to heighten the level of wellbeing in all of us through architectural intervention. More specifically, it will study and hopefully add to our understanding of how the built environment enhances our ...
  • Reinventing the Wellness Center 
    Hinz, Brian (2012-05-18)
    This thesis will attempt to heighten the level of well-being in all of us through architectural intervention. More specifically, it will study and hopefully add to our understanding of how the built environment enhances ...
  • The Relation Between Adjustment As Shown On The Pikunas Graphoscopic Scale and Teachers' Ratings of Children Between the Ages of 10 and 12 
    Demko, Donald Robert (2012-05-21)
    In the last fifty years research in psychology and practical needs have stimulated the development of many psychological tests. The area of psychological testing in which there has been an especially vigorous growth in ...
  • The Relationship Between Sexual Objectification and Self-Objectification, Adult Romantic Attachment, and Relationship Satisfaction 
    Shinne, Emilia Daniella (2017-06-14)
    Sexual objectification has been shown to result in numerous negative consequences (Frederickson & Roberts, 1997). Yet, research on sexual objectification in romantic relationships is limited. The present study investigated ...
  • The Relationship Between Suggestibility and the Rorschach Test 
    Luke, Walter S. (2012-05-21)
    One of the most popular projective devices in the clinician's armamentarium is the Rorschach test. As a projective device, the Rorschach test differs from the inventory-type of personality tests. The Rorschach technique ...
  • The Relationships Between Alexithymia, Perfectionism, Self-Esteem, Ethnicity and Body Image Disturbance 
    Kantack, Whitney Alexis (2014-10-28)
    Body image disturbance is a pervasive problem in this country that is associated with eating disorder pathology, depression, anxiety, and other psychological problems. Very few studies have attempted to examine body ...
  • Relaxation Creativity 
    Zomrawy, Elrashid (2012-05-18)
    In our contemporary world, globalization, industrial age, and now the information age has shaped lifestyles. Duplicable systems have become a regular norm that we all have to live with. McDonalds has the same form in United ...

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