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  1. Troubling Women: Female Texts and Voices of the Northern Irish Conflict, 1969-1998

    This thesis explores the bloody conflict in Northern Ireland between the Irish nationalist community, those desiring a united Ireland, and the Ulster loyalist community, those longing to remain a part of the UK, known as the Troubles (1969-1998). More specifically, this thesis centers on the strong …

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  2. African American Educators: Why They Teach in Rural Georgia School Districts and Why They Remain There

    <p>The student population in the public school systems throughout the United States has become more racially and ethnically diverse, yet the minority teacher population has declined sharply. Currently, Caucasians comprise an overwhelming majority of the teacher population while African American …

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  3. Perceptions of Chief Information Officers Who Have Managed Information Technology both Outside and Inside Higher Education

    This study was conducted to examine perceptions about information technology management of Chief Information Officers (CIOs) in higher education who have previously worked outside that environment. Participants from the University System of Georgia and from universities in the Southern Regional …

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  4. Paradigm Shift in African American Funeral Customs: Looking through the Lens of Oral History and Consumer Culture

    The degree attainment of college students is a critical issue that institutions of higher education are considering. Colleges want to improve their retention, progression, and graduation rates for all students. Over the past decades men, based on the literature reviewed, have earned fewer degrees …

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