Felecia S. Williams April, 2013 Director of Thesis.
This thesis ia an interdiscipinary study about the nature and causes of transsexuality and an attempt to formulate a Christian ethical response to it, a subject which until now has received no extended academic attention from a Christian perspective. There are two aims. The first is to examine what the Christian theological tradition has to say about transsexuality. the second is to explore.
Morgan, Deborah Catherine (2016). Developing Primary Teachers' Mathematics Subject Knowledge: A Practitioner Research Study that Explores the Developed Nature of Primary Teachers' Subject Knowledge in Mathematics; the Factors Which Influenced its Development and its Interrelationship with and Influence on Changes in Professional Practice, Within the Context a Mathematics Specialist Teacher.
Elaine Williams Domian and Dr.Tracey A. LaPierre for providing valuable and excellent feedback and recommendations for my dissertation. I also owe Jakphong Pittayanukoon for his help in back-translating the findings of this study. All of the findings presented are based on the lives of people at both sites who agreed to participate in my study.
Cultural Practices and Social Support of Pregnant Women in a Northern New Mexico Community. Authors. Elaine Williams Domian. Corresponding author. Elaine Williams Domian, RNCS, FNP, PhD, Delta, Clinical Assistant Professor, School of Nursing, University of Kansas, Kansas City, KS.
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The submission of this dissertation signifies an important benchmark in my career. It is a clear definition of exiting the academic process and entering a new phase of professional research. I wish to use this page to acknowledge those who have assisted my development into a professional scientist from the early stages of my undergraduate studies to the culmination of my PhD.