Browsing UW-Oshkosh Theses, Clinical Papers, and Field Projects by Title
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The Well-being of American Indians in Wisconsin
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What are parents' perceptions of the HPV vaccine for their adolescent sons?
(2011-05)Human Papillomavirus (HPV) is a sexually transmitted infection that can cause cervical, penile, anal, and oral cancer when left untreated. Each year approximately 6.2 million individuals are affected with HPV (U. S. ... -
What women want : independence through embracing the inner spirit in Gloria Naylor's Bailey 's Cafe
(2011-04)This thesis project explores the objectification of black feminized characters in Gloria Naylor's Bailey's Cafe, and the ways that they resist negative representations to gain agency. Naylor's novel gives a complex ... -
Whole-genome gene expression profiling in the cyanobacterium Synechococcus sp. PCC 7002 : impacts of electron transfer mutations and low CO₂ stress
(2017-09-29)Cyanobacteria are the ancestors of plant chloroplasts and perform ~25% of global photosynthesis. The photosynthetic reaction center complexes (PSII and PSI) capture solar energy to catalyze a series of electron transfer, ... -
WISCONSIN HMONG REFUGEE PERINATAL BEHAVIORS AND INFANT OUTCOMES: ANALYSIS OF TRENDS AND DISPARITIES
(2010-05)There is a lack of information on the perinatal behaviors of Hmong women. It is not documented whether there have been changes over time or whether there are health disparities in this population compared to the dominant ... -
WORK-FAMILY CONFLICT ACROSS THE LIFESPAN: FROM CHILDCARE TO ELDERCARE
(2009-05)Due to the recent trend that older workers are delaying retirement and that there is an increasing need for caring for the elderly, work-family conflict could be expected to expand into workers' preretirement years. The ... -
Writer on the storm
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Young women's knowledge and beliefs about coronary heart disease
(2011-05)Coronary heart disease (CHD) is the number one killer of women in the United States today, affecting nearly one out of every two women at some point in their lives. Studies show that women lack a general knowledge of ...