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Electronic thesis

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Subject Source: Local sources

Found in 885 Collections and/or Records:

Nafs Said, 2020

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Identifier: vma_2020fall_hussain_huma.pdf
Overview "Nafs Said is a story about an Indian-Muslim housewife, Maryam, whose mundane life is abruptly interrupted by an opportunity to finally explore her desires. Maryam is a new immigrant in America and has always craved agency. Despite this being a source of unease and frustration, Maryam resigns herself to a relationship that allows women to only participate passively. Nafs Said is a study of the rhythms of domestic life and how women mold themselves around religious and cultural expectations...
Dates: 2020

Nalb Noun, 2023

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Identifier: vm_2023spring_stone_xzaviah.pdf
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"Nalb Noum is an animated short horror film that follows a young Black teen who is in love with African American folklore. After his father's passing, he sets out to prove that the folklore is real. While the film gives the normal elements of a creature horror film, at its core, the film touches on the underlying themes of systematic racism and cultural appropriation that plague our societies including our imaginations." -- Abstract

Dates: 2023

Native Speakers, 2019

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Identifier: sw_2019spring_szymanowski_mathew.pdf
Overview "Native Speakers, a psychological drama script set in Poland, tells the story of twenty-something Mark, an American expat English language teacher, and his womanizing, hedonist old highschool friend, Anthony, who unexpectedly shows up, disrupting Mark's life, eventually leading to his retaliation. Through the perspective of the main protagonist, Mark, the script examines the often contradictory way that chauvinism and shamelessness, when disguised with charm and confidence, are often...
Dates: 2019

Negro theatre project : 1935-1939, 2017

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Identifier: vm_2017spring_simmons_lisa.pdf
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"The Negro Theater Project 1935 — 1939 is a 24 minute narrative documentary shot on video. The story is about the Negro Theater in Boston during the Works Progress Administration (WPA). The story is told through a series of interviews and archival footage with a voice over narrative to complete the story." --page 4.

Dates: 2017

New Considerations for the AAC-Aphasia Categorical Framework: Refining the Continuum, 2022

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Identifier: cd_2022summer_taylor_allison.pdf
Overview "The AAC-Aphasia Categorical Framework (AACF; Lasker & Garret, 2006) assists clinicians in identifying AAC capabilities demonstrated by people with aphasia (PWA) and the extent to which partner support is required. This study refines the AACF to reflect new everyday and AAC technologies and to reassess construct validity of the continuum. SLPs with aphasia and/or AAC expertise and graduate students classified PWA after viewing videos of AAC trials. Results revealed that both SLPs and...
Dates: 2022

New dawn, 2018

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Identifier: wf_2018spring_stahl_micah.pdf
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"New Dawn is a futuristic noir about a middle-aged, female private detective searching for a kidnapped little girl while experiencing delusions about her own choice not to have children. The story takes place in Miami in the year 2123 where robots have gained their independence and live side by side humans." --Abstract.

Dates: 2018

Night Shift, 2021

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Identifier: pf_2021spring_shen_maxine.pdf
Overview "This thesis is the first act of an urban fantasy mystery novel set in modern day New York City, at a time when where vampires and humans live, play, and work side-by-side with each other. These pages set up how Morgana Lux, a vampire and journalist at a tabloid newspaper, is drawn into an NYPD Paranormal Crimes Division investigation involving the appearance of dismembered body parts and partners up with Detective Edward Sterling to help identify and stop a killer whose victims are humans...
Dates: 2021

Nimueh, 2023

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Identifier: vm_2023spring_hendrix_abigail.pdf
Overview "Nimueh is a hybrid 16mm and digital experimental film that explores the local folklore and mythology surrounding the death of Hallie Latham Illingworth, whose body was found floating in Washington state's Lake Crescent in 1937 about four years after her death, partially preserved by the lake's frigid water. The only documentation of Hallie's life is in a slim, self-published, and sensational true crime novel titled The Lady of the Lake; dissatisfied with this reduction of Hallie's life,...
Dates: 2023

Nine / 9, 2018

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Identifier: vm_2018spring_wang_danyu.pdf
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"A 23-minute multi-narrative film that poses a reflection on time and parting. Four independent storylines intersect in a way that knit twelve characters' vignettes together, implying the melancholy truth -- separation is happening on every clock tick." --Abstract.

Dates: 2018

Nine Lives, 2023

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Identifier: cw_2023fall_grady_sofia.pdf
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"Nine Lives is an essay collection comprised of stories of love, heartbreak, abuse, and addiction. Each piece details a moment in my life that continued to impact me long after the plane took off, the wounds healed, or the bodies were buried. In writing this collection, I strove for uncomfortable vulnerability—to place emotions on the page not often expressed, in hopes of inspiring my audience to do the same." -- Abstract

Dates: 2023

Nineveh by Zahra Aisha Belyea., 2015

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Identifier: te_2015spring_belyea_zahra.pdf
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Play script and reflection piece on the process of penning the play.

Dates: 2015

No Future, 2016

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Identifier: cw_2016fall_martinez_anthony.pdf
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"No Future is a collection of linked short stories set in a near future in Bakersfield, California, chronicling the lives of Raphael "Raffi" Veras and Louis Palko. Each story is voice-driven and unified by the idea that spectacular ambitions and technological advancements are always marred by an escape from messier, more fundamental human conflicts." -- Abstract

Dates: 2016

"No Historical Precedent", 2021

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Identifier: vma_2021spring_hoffman_mae.pdf
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"This project is a short documentary about Wendy Carlos, a composer and technical innovator in the field of electronic music. Interviews and monologues detail the difficulties that a group of young transgender people have faced in finding their ancestors' history. The filmmaker recounts her own discovery of Carlos and creates new music in tribute to her influence." -- Abstract

Dates: 2021

No Teacher Left Behind, 2022

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Identifier: te_2022spring_logghe_david.pdf
Overview "A qualitative research study was done wherein theatre educators of different grade ranges were interviewed about their experiences teaching students with anxiety. The goal was to create a resource of practical advice for handling student anxiety and to illuminate some challenges and gaps in training. Interviews were transcribed and coded for patterns and trends, then conclusions were drawn based on these patterns and trends. The study found that while the national conversation around mental...
Dates: 2022

Nocturne in Joy, 2020

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Identifier: cw_2020fall_johnson-boria_tatiana.pdf
Overview "The goal of this thesis is to unravel the intricacies of lineage, intergenerational trauma, Blackness and mental health. This collection of poems yearns to use the lyric form to expand the understanding of healing, grief and ancestry. These poems push the boundaries of form, encouraging the reader to engage with the fragmented nature of piecing together the self in the midst of personal and collective trauma. Within the form of erasure, the burning of language and prose poetry, these pieces...
Dates: 2020

Nodnarb Namztruk, 2022

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Identifier: vm_2022fall_manukyan_ani.pdf
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"'Nodnarb Namztruk' is a nonlinear journey of a young women exploring her sexuality through a prism of fantasies and memories she is experiencing while dreaming in sleep. The animation follows a protagonist's dream in a fast edited paise with vivid visuals and symbolic references." -- Abstract

Dates: 2022

Noliv, 2020

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Identifier: pf_2020spring_garrison_hunter.pdf
Overview "Humans and aliens are forced to work together when the satellite planet Noliv is attacked by the Warrior clan that destroyed the home planets of ten alien clans. Lyon, a former Mayoral candidate, must learn to overcome his prejudices against aliens and work with Drew, a Narkaroffabot alien, as he rallies the clans to unite with the human Mayors to fight the Warriors. Lyon and Drew face many challenges as Drew's mother attempts to sabotage them, the Mayors attempt to quarantine the clans,...
Dates: 2020

Nomads, 2022

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Identifier: vm_2022spring_expose_joshua.pdf
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"Nomads (2021) is a cautionary tale that tackles subject matters such as human trafficking and homelessness. This exploration of the gritty landscape of the city at night highlights the importance of Social Darwinism when a homeless hustler meets traumatized sex worker. I hope this film also highlights the reality that people are still people. We all bleed red and have the same level of emotions; some people are just in extreme circumstances than others." -- Abstract

Dates: 2022

Noodles, 2021

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Identifier: sf_2021spring_leal_allegra.pdf
Overview "Twenty five year old JEANIE has struggled with mental health her entire life. Over the past year, she has tried everything she can to forget that it's her fault someone is dead. She works at an animal shelter and goes to church, but she can't escape the guilt. Flashbacks allude to a terrible tragedy in her life when she struck a jaywalking pedestrian with her car in her hometown. She now bears the responsibility of guilt and taking care of the victim's dog, Noodles. In an attempt to focus...
Dates: 2021

NORO, 2022

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Identifier: vm_2022spring_ivey_brystin.pdf
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"NORO is a short narrative fiction film in the psychological horror genre. The film aims to subvert the stereotypically weak or helpless depictions of characters suffering from mental illness, create metaphysical representations of its symptoms, and emphasize the importance of professional help and speaking up." -- Abstract

Dates: 2022