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Welcome to HBU's DARIUS Repository. DARIUS is named for the Persian king named in the book of Ezra. DARIUS is a digital service that collects, preserves, and distributes digital dissertations and theses. It provides free, worldwide open access to the research, scholarship, and creative works of HBU's researchers and students. Our repository is an important tool for preserving HBU's legacy of scholarly communication and is a work in progress. Current students wishing to submit new content, please contact your dissertation or thesis advisor. For others, please email questions to moodylibrary@hbu.edu.
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Harper, Jennifer Lynette
The purpose of this descriptive study was to explore the experiences of female track and field coaches in secondary schools regarding their opportunities and challenges in the workplace. The researcher used the qualitative ...
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Wincher, Lesha Danielle
The purpose of this proposed research study was to examine and analyze the perceptions of Human Resource directors in the Healthcare field regarding hiring with college degrees or work experience, specifically, those in ...
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Osorio, Ada
This study investigates the effectiveness of alternative routes to teacher certification in urban school districts within Texas. The need for teachers across the United States has increased because current teachers are ...
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Brod, Kelly
The purpose of this qualitative study was to explore, research, understand, and document the lived experiences of middle school teachers implementing a social emotional learning curriculum with at-risk students. Specifically, ...
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Wincher, Lesha Danielle
The purpose of this proposed research study was to examine and analyze the perceptions of Human Resource directors in the Healthcare field regarding hiring with college degrees or work experience, specifically, those in ...
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