• Populism is More than Hysteria: A Selective Review of the 2016 U.S. Presidential Election 

  Watts, Caleb (SSRN Working Paper, 2020-08-01)

  Immigration and foreign efficiency have increased domestic labor market competition and displaced native workers. Populist rhetoric identifies immigrants, outsourcing, and trade deficits as the causes for voter’s socioeconomic ...
• D-Day and WWII: Never Forgotten Stories 

  Cole, Megan (University Honors College, Middle Tennessee State University, 2020-07-30)

  The goal of this project was to collect stories from D-Day and World War II veterans in order to keep their memories alive. Through my thesis, I explored the personal and cultural significance of documenting first-person ...
• Beyond the Ride: The use of Psychological Skills Training in Equestrian Athletes 

  Smith, Courtney (Middle Tennessee State University, 2020)

  Psychological skills training has been a proven coaching method used with athletes. The purpose of this study is to investigate the use of psychological skills training with equestrian athletes. We hypothesized that coaches ...
• A Stone Duality Between Finite Hypergraphs and FCTH-Lattices 

  Elrod, Stephen Jacob (Middle Tennessee State University, 2020)

  In this thesis we examine the relationship between hypergraphs and specialized frames called CTH-lattices. We find that these objects (under a finite context) and their associated homomorphisms form a duality, and therefore, ...
• THE INFLUENCE OF ENGAGEMENT IN PRACTICAL WORK ON MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS’ ALTERNATIVE CONCEPTIONS REGARDING BIODIVERSITY 

  Brown, Jessica Jamila (Middle Tennessee State University, 2020)

  With traditional teaching methods prevalent in the U.S., it is crucial that science teachers understand methods that result in authentic changes in classroom instruction. Alternative conceptions that students bring to the ...

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