Paper explores the consequences of the aggregation of national debt by states during and immediately after a civil conflict.

Paper explores the relationship between purpose of life, autonomy, and depression among college students.

Undergraduate thesis exploring the effects of growing up with parental chronic illness on emerging adults. The current study utilizes self-reported questionnaire data on the psychosocial functioning of 635 students from UNT to increase understanding of how parental chronic illness affects university students' life satisfaction, psychological distress, and compulsive self-reliance. In an attempt to identify potential protective factors, the moderating effects of attachment and resiliency on the link between parental chronic illness and the psychosocial wellness variables were examined.

Paper examines the link between contemporary family structures and verbal and forced sexual victimization.

Grant materials were sent to the We Mean Green Fund Committee in order to propose the funding of a project called UNTrees that planted 50 trees on UNT's main campus. This was accomplished with student organizational help, faculty support and alumni engagement. The event was held on Arbor Day, April 24th, 2014. The budget for this project was $55,000.

This paper explores the relationship between the locations of conflict zones and refugee camps in African nations.

A collection of poems by Caleb Braun following his experiences with spirituality.

Paper describes a study exploring bacteriophages and antibiotics as a potential treatment for tuberculosis.

Undergraduate thesis examining the Syrian conflict and the international community's struggle to find an appropriate response. This thesis reviews the conflicts that occurred in Bosnia and Rwanda, the interventions that took place within these states, and how a resolution to these conflicts was created. From this information, the author determines what conflict management strategies had the most success and what types of outside interventions were failures and the similarities of these instances to the Syrian conflict. Further intervention strategies and reasonings are presented that could be applied in Syria.

Paper examines the relationship of metaphor and metonymy with the linguistic environment of words.

Paper closely examines the thematic and linguistic content of Percy Shelley's poem "Ode to Liberty".

Undergraduate thesis exploring psychosocial factors of type II diabetes in older married adults of the Hispanic American population. It is proposed that social support mitigates the effect of psychosocial problems on self-care behavior and posited that greater social support in the form of familial and spousal relationships is related to better health outcomes, specifically better self-reported disease self-management of type II diabetes in married Hispanics.

Paper discusses study designed to determine if using the Imagination Station computer software, or I-station, as a reading intervention employed during direct instruction Special Education sessions would improve the overall reading skills of these students.

Paper critically examines the rhetorical construction and implications of the gay pornography franchise, Haze Him, on queer bodies.

Paper explores the difference in the portrayal of Native Americans in captivity narratives that did result in acculturation and those that did not.

Paper explores the relationship between national capabilities and the likelihood of conflict, and in particular the impact of gender on this relationship.

Paper describes study exploring the effectiveness of using electronic books in an elementary school classroom to teach reading skills.

Undergraduate thesis examining the legalization of physician-assisted suicide in the United States and its ethics. The authors' study provides that in states where, by legislation, physicians can aid a patient by prescribing a lethal dose which the patient can choose to ingest, the benefits well surpass any risk feared by opponents of physician-assisted suicide.

Paper explores a case study of a schizophrenia patient, the writer's uncle, and discusses perspectives on his case through a biological and cultural lens.

Paper analyzes the grammar and the meaning of the word tryna, semi-auxiliary expressing want or desire, originating from African American Vernacular English (AAVE).

Paper analyzes the influence of attitudes regarding domestic violence upon the likelihood of civil conflict.

Paper describes a study focused on the efficiency of using prescribed tools to aid in justification and reasonableness in solving mathematical problems.

Paper discusses study examining awareness and opinions of environmental issues among students at the University of North Texas.

Paper investigates the effect that truth and reconciliation commissions (TRCs) have on social and political trust in Africa, utilizing the Afrobarometer and World Values Survey.