Dissertations from 2011
DISJUNCTURE AMONG CLASSIC PERIOD CULTURAL LANDSCAPES IN THE TUXTLA MOUNTAINS, SOUTHERN VERACRUZ, MEXICO, Wesley Durrell Stoner
MAKING REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH MEANINGFUL: AN ANTHROPOLOGICAL STUDY OF PLANNED PARENTHOOD PERSONNEL IN LEXINGTON, KY, Hannah M. Wohltjen
Dissertations from 2010
BUILDING SUSTAINABLE SOCIETIES: EXPLORING SUSTAINABILITY POLICY AND PRACTICE IN THE AGE OF HIGH CONSUMPTION, Cindy Isenhour
LATE PLEISTOCENE-EARLY HOLOCENE COLONIZATION AND REGIONALIZATION IN NORTHERN PERÚ: FISHTAIL AND PAIJÁN COMPLEXES OF THE LOWER JEQUETEPEQUE VALLEY, Greg J. Maggard
CONSTRUCTING INEQUALITY IN THREE KENTUCKY COMMUNITIES: DISCOURSES OF BLAME AND RESPONSIBILTY, Elizabeth J. New
SOCIAL CATEGORIES AND HEALTH CARE OUTCOMES: AFRICAN AMERICAN WOMEN AND HIV SURVIVAL IN THE URBAN SOUTH, Alyson J. O'Daniel
LA MUJER SE VA PA’BAJO: WOMEN’S HEALTH AT THE INTERSECTIONS OF NATIONALITY, CLASS, AND GENDER, Mary Alice Scott
INTERPRETING THE ARCHITECTONICS OF POWER AND MEMORY AT THE LATE FORMATIVE CENTER OF JATANCA, JEQUETEPEQUE VALLEY, PERU, John P. Warner
Dissertations from 2009
PAINTING THE MOUNTAINS: AN INVESTIGATION OF TOURIST ART IN NORTH AMERICA, Kristin Mary Agnes Helen Kant
ASSESSING FACTORS INFLUENCING PARTICIPATION AND DISSEMINATION IN COMMUNITY-BASED PUBLIC HEALTH COALITIONS: AN EXPLORATION OF SOCIAL CHANGE, Chad Tyler Morris
Theses from 2008
AN ANALYSIS OF TEXTILE-IMPRESSED CERAMICS FROM SLACK FARM (15UN28), KENTUCKY, Christina A. Pappas
CULTIVATING CHANGE: NEW PRODUCTS FROM COSTA RICAS COUNTRYSIDE, Erin Michelle Ricci
ADAPTATIONAL FLEXIBILITY AND PROCESSES OF EMERGING COMPLEXITY: EARLY TO MID-HOLOCENE FORAGERS IN THE LOWER JEQUETEPEQUE VALLEY, NORTHERN PERU, Kary L. Stackelbeck
COMMUNITY STRATEGIES IN THE AZTEC IMPERIAL FRONTIER: PERSPECTIVES FROM TOTOGAL, VERACRUZ, MEXICO, Marcie L. Venter
Dissertations from 2007
HEBI SANI: MENTAL WELL BEING AMONG THE WORKING CLASS AFRO-SURINAMESE IN PARAMARIBO, SURINAME, Aminata Cairo
MAPPING HIV PREVENTION IN POLAND: CONTESTED CITIZENSHIP AND THE STRUGGLES FOR HEALTH AFTER SOCIALISM, Jill Teresa Owczarzak
Dissertations from 2006
QUESTIONING COMPLEXITY: THE PREHISTORIC HUNTER-GATHERERS OF SAPELO ISLAND, GEORGIA, Victor D. Thompson
LANDUSE PATTERNING OF EARLY FORAGERS IN THE NORTHEASTERN DESERT OF MEXICO: INTERPRETATION AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL VISIBILITY, James Michael White
THE CHANGING RELATIONSHIPS OF WOMEN HELPING WOMEN: PATTERNS AND TRENDS IN DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ADVOCACY, Jennifer Rose Wies
Theses from 2004
THE MEANINGS OF UNDERPANTS AND OLD PHOTOGRAPHS: NOTIONS OF PERSONHOOD AND POLLUTION IN THE ESTATE SALE, Donna Foulk
HIGH STANDARDS FOR ALL STUDENTS? THE KENTUCKY EDUCATION REFORM ACT AND IMMIGRANT HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS, Cynthia Reeves
Theses from 2003
DEVELOPMENT AGENTS AND NOMADIC AGENCY IN THE DAMERGOU, NIGER: FOUR PERSPECTIVES IN THE DEVELOPMENT "MARKET", Karen Marie Greenough
Theses from 2002
COMPOSITIONAL PERSPECTIVES ON THE EXCHANGE OF MUNA SLATE WARES IN THE LATE AND TERMINAL CLASSIC NORTHERN MAYA LOWLANDS, Christopher M. Gunn
