Electronic thesis
Found in 1006 Collections and/or Records:
Noliv, 2020
Nomads, 2022
"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
Noodles, 2021
NORO, 2022
"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
Not All Heroes, 2020
Not if, But How: Critical Race Theory in the High School Classroom, 2022
Not Your Average Icebreakers: Incorporating Applied Theatre and Drama-Based Methods in College Orientation Programming, 2024
Notes from the End of the World, 2019
"In a series of reflective essays, observations, and narratives, this work examines connections between the self, nature, and one's place in the universe. Topics explored within include surfing, traveling, flight, flora, and extinction. Much of the work is lyrical and/or conversational in nature to allow for natural digressions into other disciplines (i.e. biology, music, history)." -- Abstract
Notes of Happiness, 2021
"Nothing About Us Without Us:" An Examination of the Dramatic Costs of Skewed, Surrogate, and Failed Representations of Autism in Theatre, 2021
O pilgrim, you can't go home, 2017
"This is a road-novel that is also a meditation on cinematic and literary road-trip stories themselves. In following protagonist and film-critic Stan Avelia's journey from his small Western Massachusetts town to San Francisco in search of a long-lost underground film, the novel explores the value of art (to the community and to the self), the effects of economic deregulation, the power of ideology, and what it means to make a place one's home." --Abstract.
Objects in the mirror, 2018
"Objects in the Mirror is a testament to imagination and the potential it has to decode and influence our reality. Each poem involves a retreat to our mental laboratories and libraries, in order to understand the world in a better way, and grow closer to the forces that compel us." --Abstract.
Oblivion, 2016
"A thirty-minute crime/mystery radio drama revolving around three bandmembers whose upcoming performance in the finals of the 'Battle of the Bands' will determine their futures. When their conflicts escalate and the drummer is found dead in front of the band's rehearsing space, evidence leads the detective to one of the bandmembers as a leading suspect in the murder case. --Abstract.
Observation room, 2017
"Forms in this collection include longer narrative poems, shorter more image driven poems, and persona poems. Many of the poems explore issues of domesticity and motherhood, while others are in conversation with a variety of writers or artists including Jack Gilbert, Robert Frost, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Lucy Stone, Mary Rowlandson, and Mary Cassatt." --Abstract.
Ode to a Siren, 2021
Of Bronze Tigers, 2023
Of Wings and Thrones, 2022
Office of Graduate Studies
On Sleep and Other Similes/交织, 2022
"This thesis is a collection of essays written in a time the author chose to live in distinct cultures, exploring and contemplating her languages, desires, regrets and the things she cannot forsake. Traveling between the United States and China in the time of Covid19, the author looks into the weight of her choices and longings, where she came from, and where she is going." -- Abstract