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Theses

• Iglesias, T. (2012). Union staff unionization. (Master's thesis.) San Diego State University, San Diego, CA.

• Webb, J. (2000). Using the Internet to Promote the School Library Media Center. (Master's thesis). University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, NC.

• White, J.L. (2011). What sociology teaches us about gender : the underlying message within introduction to sociology textbooks. (Master's thesis). San Diego State University, San Diego, CA.

Dissertations

• Lobera, K. (2010). Characteristics and Attributes of Virtual Teachers: A Training Perspective. (Doctoral dissertation). Capella University, online. (Available for purchase through ProQuest)

Professional Papers

• Aha! by Dr. Coleman Furr (Part I)
• Aha! by Dr. Coleman Furr (Part II)

Articles

• Burrell, D.N., Rahim, E., Juris, K. and Sette, Z. (2010). Developing knowledge transfer-oriented ethical cultures in US government agencies regulating the commercial use of nuclear power. International Journal of Nuclear Knowledge Management, 4(2), 165-180.

Reports

• Zhang, S. X. (2010). Sex Trafficking in a Border Community: A Field Study of Sex Trafficking in Tijuana, Mexico. San Diego, CA: San Diego State University. [Ariana Marron, Research Assistant]

Projects

• Demmel, J. (2005). The Future of Numerical Linear Algebra Libraries: Automatic Tuning of Sparse Matrix Kernels: The Next LAPACK and ScaLAPACK. Berkeley, CA: University of California, Berkeley. [Scott Lindeneau, Contributor]