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June 19, 2007
For immediate release
UC Santa Barbara’s Gevirtz School awards 37 doctorates
UC Santa Barbara’s Gevirtz Graduate School of Education awarded 37 doctorates to graduates this June. Here is the list of graduates, their department/program, and the name of their dissertations:
Counseling, Clinical and School Psychology
Counseling Psychology
Annie Ahn
Asian Values Gap, Cognitive Flexibility, Coping Strategies, and Child-Parent Conflicts among Korean American Young Adults and Their Parents
Sarah Porter
Undoing Circumscription: The Effect of Critical Career Counseling Ingredients on the Expansion of Women’s Career Choices
Clinical Psychology
Jennifer Greif Green
A Psychometric Analysis of the School Victimization Scale: Cross-Cultural Equivalence in the United States, Guatemala, and Israel
Eileen Klein
Training Paraprofessionals to Faciliate Social Interactions Between Children with Autism and their Typically Developing Peers
Francis Panteleakos
Peritraumatic Dissociation in Substance Abusing Populations Seeking Treatment
Hani Talebi
An Examination of Differences in Time to Treatment, Pretreatment Symptomatology, and Attrition Rates in a Sample of Maltreated European American and Latino Youth
Quy Tran
Using a Self-Assessment Procedure to Improve Parent Implementation of Intervention for Children with Autism
School Psychology
Megan Allen
The Relationship Between Temperament, Social Support, and Problem Behavior in a Group of Behaviorally At-Risk Adolescents
Blanca Orellana
The Relationship Between Parent-Child Acculturation, Family Functioning, and Problem Behavior Among a Sample of Latino Youth
Education
Child and Adolescent Development Emphasis
Lisa Weckbacher
The Role of Visualization in Three-Dimensional Geometric Problem Solving
Cultural Perspectives and Comparative Education Emphasis
Jairo Arellano
Ya-Hui Luo Use of Storybook Reading as a Curriculum Design in a Family Literacy Program: Socializing Parents to the Mainstream Family Literacy Practices and Promoting Parents’ English Proficiency
Educational Leadership and Organization Emphasis
Brenda Arellano
The Impact of Parental Involvement on the Achievement of Language Minority Latino Students in Early Elementary School
Yolanda Marquez
Janet McPherson
The Effects of Retention Strategies on Student Attrition at a Private, Four-Year, Religiously Affiliated Liberal Arts University
Adrian Palazuelos
Teacher Control Over Evaluation
Ghazala Rafiq
Language Policies in Sindh, Pakistan, and Their Implications for Education: An Ethnographic Case Study
Nancy Shatzer
Liberal Arts College Experiential Internship Learning and Assessment
Research Methodology Emphasis
Lubella Lenaburg
Predicting Student Performance in Introductory Statistics Using a Measure of Perception of Cognitive Competence in Statistics: An Analysis Using Bayesian Networks
Loan Tran
Investigating Group Differences in the Educational Achievement Gap in Early Elementary School: A Multilevel Structural Equation Modeling Analysis
Sukkyung You
Identifying Significant Factors Related to Adolescents’ Academic Engagement Using Multilevel Latent Growth Curve Modeling
Special Education, Disabilities, and Risk Studies Emphasis
Ariella Eichenbaum
Using Behavioral Momentum to Increase the Effectiveness of Time Delay Prompting and Improve the Spontaneous Communication in Children with Autism
Alexis Filippini
Project Word: Effects of Adding Vocabulary to Early Reading Instruction for English Learners At-risk of Reading Difficulties
Jane Lacy
Using a Motivational Extracurricular Activity to Improve the Social Interactions of Adolescents with High-Functioning Autism or Asperger Syndrome
Nicolette Nefdt
The Use of a Self-Directed Learning Program to Provide Introductory Training to Parents of Children with Autism
Jessica Singer
A Retrospective Interview Study of LIteracy Sponsorship and First Generation Latino College Writers
Emily Solari
Effects of Listening Comprehension Versus Phonological Awareness Interventions for Kindergarten English Learners
Teaching and Learning Emphasis
Rene de los Santos
‘Acerquemoslos economica y espiritualmente’: The Rhetoric of Mexico’s Economic (Re)Organization
Timothy Dewar
Janet van der Veen
Symmetry and Aesthetics in Introductory Physics: A Case Study of a New Paradigm in Physics Education
Pamela Yeagley
Teachers, Mandates, and Mediation in our Schools (working title)
Education, Joint Program in Educational Leadership with Cal Poly SLO
Terry Dworaczyk
The Significance of Classroom Instructional Practices on Student Achievement in an Inner-City School
Anne Haberkern
The Culture of Study Abroad in the 21st Century: A Case Study of Organizational Response to Growth
Zachary Hall
An Exploratory Investigation of the Influence of College President Perceptions on Organizational Commitment to Higher Education Marketing at High Performing California Community Colleges
Lynne Lamb
Being Different: A Case Study of the Special Needs Student in the Elementary Classroom
Patricia Martin
An Exploration of Job Satisfaction and Workers’ Compensation Costs among Auxiliary Employees in Higher Education
Christopher Skinner
Challenge and Opportunity: Undergraduate Admissions Routines and Perceptions of Change