Recent Dissertation Titles
The following represent Ph.D. dissertations completed within the past five years at the School of Social Work.
- Longitudinal Study of Driving Habits and Cessation in Older
Persons with Dementia.
- The Effects of Experiencing Domestic Violence on Male Adolescent
Offenders' Masculinities
- African-American and Caucasian Women Living and Surviving Under
Domestic Violence: The Intersections of Race, Class, Gender, and
Racism
- I Want to be my Own Boss: The Struggles of Microentrepreneurs
- Acculturation and the Occupational Choice of Immigrant
Vietnamese Men
- Contradictory Constructions of Sexual Trama: Psychiatric Social
Work in The Kingdom of Evils
- A Family View of End-of-Life Decision Making
- The Influence of Welfare Reform on the Health Insurance Status
and Mammography Utilization of Low-Income Women
- Psychodynamic Psychotherapy: An Effectiveness Study
- A Case Study of Interorganizational Collaboration: Developing
Culturally Appropriate Health and Social Services for Aboriginal
Seniors in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
- Gender-Linked Role and Status Changes Among Liberian Refugees in
the United States
- Child Care Assistance and the Low Wage Labor Market
- Attachment as a Protective Factor: An Intra-Family Design
- Low-Income Mothers' Citizenship in the Time of Welfare Reform