Graduate Student Award Recipients
The Graduate College sponsors several graduate student awards. This is a collection of the recipients of all award categories. To see the award recipients for each category, click on the following links.
Works from 1999
The Commonweal in the heartland: Charles T. Kelly and Iowa's industrial army, Ryan James Sprau, Department of History, Open Access Thesis 2000 Award
Works from 1998
The morality issue: How Darlan influenced the Allied unconditional surrender pledge in World War II, Brian Fiderlein, Department of History, Open Access Thesis 1999 Award
Breeding bird use of intensively managed rotational grazing pastures, native prairies and savannas: A comparison, Jennifer Marie Hurley O'Hara, Department of Biology, Open Access Thesis 1999 Award
Estimating the potential available labor supply for mid-sized Iowa communities, Randal Robert Pilkington, Department of Geography, Open Access Thesis 2000 Award
Works from 1997
Fuzzy logic: An analysis of logical connectives and their characterizations, John F. Hamman, Department of Mathematics, Open Access Thesis 1998 Award
Macrophyte-macroinvertebrate interactions in a lentic ecosystem and the effect of fluridone treatment to control Myriophyllum spicatum L., Gregory J. Moeller, Department of Biology, Open Access Thesis 1999 Award
Works from 1996
RN and LPN perceptions of front-line delegation, Martha E. Colwell, School of Health, Physical Education, and Leisure Services, Open Access Thesis 1997 Award
Early childhood teachers' beliefs and practices related to promoting children's conflict resolution in constructivist classrooms: A study of two teachers, Yuko Hashimoto, Department of Curriculum and Instruction, Open Access Dissertation 1997 Award
Invisible walls: Milliken v. Bradley and America's urban apartheid, Sonia E. Ingles, Department of History, Open Access Thesis 1998 Award
All our days are numbered --: Journey through breast cancer with traditional and alternative medicine, Tomma Lou Maas Open Access Thesis 1997 Award
The effects of ibuprofen on exercise-induced muscle soreness and performance, Atta Kofi Osei, School of Health, Physical Education, and Leisure Services, Open Access Thesis 1998 Award
Works from 1995
The development of SCARS for identification of AM fungi, Jason Daniel Abbas, Department of Biology, Open Access Thesis 1997 Award
The political geography of a Palestinian state: Main problems of implementation, Saed Jamal Abu-Hijleh, Department of Geography, Open Access Thesis 1996 Award
Is the error-reaction time correlation in category verification tasks evidence of fuzzy limits in categories?, Sergio Chaigneau, Department of Psychology, Open Access Thesis 1996 Award
Process of educational innovation: A micropolitical study of the implementation of a team teaching model, Bruce Steven Frana, Department of Educational Psychology and Foundations, Open Access Dissertation 1996 Award
Radon reduction, improvement of indoor air quality, and energy savings through an original solar ventilation system, Heather E. Rhoads, Department of Physics, Open Access Thesis 1996 Award
Works from 1994
Iowa's wolf in populist clothing: Norman Baker, 1925-1936, Eric Scott Juhnke, Department of History, Open Access Thesis 1995 Award
A partial "squeezing theorem" for a particular class of many-valued logics, Stephen Michael Walk, Department of Mathematics, Open Access Thesis 1995 Award
Works from 1993
Predicting adolescent AIDS-related risk behavior from psychosocial factors: A replication, Erika Lea Kumerow, Department of Educational Psychology and Foundations, Open Access Thesis 1994 Award
Works from 1992
The Egypt-Palestine/Israel boundary: 1841-1992, Thabit Abu-Rass, Department of Geography, Open Access Thesis 1993 Award
Stream microcosm toxicity tests: Colonizing test organisms and predicting the effects of fenvalerate on riffle insect communities, Dan H. Breneman, Department of Biology, Open Access Thesis 1994 Award
A descriptive study of bone health risk factors in females ages 13 to 16 years, Anita M. Johnson, School of Health, Physical Education, and Leisure Services, Open Access Thesis 1993 Award
A pretension of place: The industrialization of corn belt agriculture, 1940-1965, Philip Jeffrey Nelson, Department of History, Open Access Thesis 1993 Award
Towards the development of a Kantian environmental ethic, Sally Nelson Wiedmann, Department of Philosophy and World Religions, Open Access Thesis 1994 Award
Works from 1991
"Ego, scriptor cantilenae": The Cantos and Ezra Pound, Steven R. Gulick Open Access Thesis 1992 Award
Sociological implications of technology: The historical treatment of technology in sociological theory and a proposal for empirical research, Martin E. Hansen, Department of Sociology, Anthropology, and Criminology, Open Access Thesis 1992 Award
The implementation of naturalistic evaluation of reading comprehension: A descriptive study of first graders in a Chapter 1 reading program, Beth Ann Hardy Nordmeyer, Department of Curriculum and Instruction, Open Access Thesis 1992 Award
Works from 1990
Gas exchange of four Viburnum species, Lisa Gayle De Berg, Department of Biology, Open Access Thesis 1991 Award
A Foundation model for the practice of school psychology, George Michael Harper, Department of Educational Psychology and Foundations, Open Access Dissertation 1991 Award
The federal government and the Industrial Workers of the World, 1917-1918: An attempt to crush a labor union, Michael Torrance Prahl, Department of History, Open Access Thesis 1991 Award
Occupational outcomes of bachelor's degrees earned by nontraditional students, Mary Ellen Ellyson Wacker, Department of Sociology, Anthropology, and Criminology, Open Access Thesis 1991 Award
