School of Education
Dissertations
Doctor of Education in Leadership in Higher Education
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Outstanding Dissertations
Bill Neuenswander Outstanding Dissertation Award Recipients
2025 Dr. Autumn Ivy Nelson, Experiences That Supported or Hindered Female K-12 Chief Technology Officers
2024 Dr. Stacye L. Williams, Perceptions of African American Women About Professional Positions They Have Served in, Challenges They Have Experienced, Mentoring Characteristics and Experiences, and the Impact of Mentoring on Becoming a Chancellor or President in Higher Education
2023 Dr. Christina Wisdom, Doctor of Physical Therapy: Impact of Relational Coordination on Faculty Burnout and Job Satisfaction
2022 Dr. Misty Straub, The Relationships Between Scores on FastBridge aReading and aMath and Scores on the Kansas English Language Arts and Mathematics Assessments in Grades 3-8
2021 Dr. Travis Gatewood, Student Perceptions Toward a High School Advisory Program
2020 Dr. Freda Gipp, Tribal College Seniors’ Perceptions About Selected Pre-College and College Factors That Contribute to Academic Success in College
2019 Dr. David Bostwick, An Exploration of Factors That Inform and Influence the Cessation of Print Publication for Kansas Collegiate Student Newspapers
2018 Dr. Brett Bruner, The Impact of a First-Year Living–Learning Community on First-Generation College Student Academic Success and Persistence
2017 Dr. Shanna Eggers, Effects of TRIO Student Support Services Grant Aid on Student Outcomes
2016 Dr. Courtney Bowles, The Difference in First Grade KELPA Scores as Affected by Direct ESOL Instruction
2015 Dr. Elaine Fasulo, The Relationship Between Paraeducator Support and Student Scores on the Kansas Assessment of Modified Measures
2014 Dr. Rebecca Presley, The Effects of Self-Advocacy Instruction on Eighth Grade Students With Disabilities and Their IEP Meeting Participation
2013 Dr. Justin Hawpe, Secondary Teachers’ Attitudes Toward and Willingness to Provide Accommodations and Modifications for Students with Disabilities
Dissertations are posted below by last name.