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  • Level up : dual enrollment in avid and international baccalaureate diploma programs 
    Royaltey, Holly (San Francisco State University, 2016)
    The AVID and IB programs are becoming popular reform initiatives for high schools seeking to close the achievement gap and better serve a growing number of underrepresented students. This study seeks to add to the literature ...
  • Pochos/as push back : multiracial Latinos/as, white passing, and the politics of belonging 
    Renteria, Emily Nanea (San Francisco State University, 2016)
    This work examines the ways that multiracial Latino/as with one white parent perform “race work” (King-O’Riain, 2006) in order to prove their Latino/a authenticity to people believed to have closer ties to the mother ...
  • Effects of suppression on interpersonal well-being 
    Regas, Jenny Melena Marie (San Francisco State University, 2016)
    This research examined the moderating effect of emotion type (anger, sadness, and happiness), relationship type (friend vs. coworker/classmate), and direction of emotion (toward vs. not toward interaction partner) on the ...
  • French influences on English restoration theatre 
    Potter, Anne Melissa (San Francisco State University, 2016)
    This project will examine a small group of Restoration plays based on French sources. It will examine how and why the English plays differ from their French sources. This project will pay special attention to the role ...
  • The evolving museum : going green in collections management practice and policy 
    Reclite, Ashley Marie (San Francisco State University, 2016)
    Over the past decade, the Green Trend, defined as the general population demanding environmentally-friendly products and practices, has become a prominent aspect of society. Museums, as cultural institutions tied to their ...