Looking for Theses and Dissertations?
Many theses and dissertations are now housed within ScholarWorks. Check here first for materials from approximately 2012 to present, though some materials may date back to 2009.
Otherwise, master's theses and doctoral dissertations can be found by searching OneSearch (the libraries' catalog) for author, title, or subject by clicking the box underneath the OneSearch search box on the Libraries' homepage before you search, or by clicking the filter Material Type: Dissertations in the left hand column on the OneSearch search results page after you search.
You can also search by department or faculty advisor in the keyword search; examples:
- advisor gawley robert and synthesis
- dept physics and lasers
Note that recently completed dissertations and theses first go to ProQuest. It may take several weeks for dissertations and theses to be added to ScholarWorks and even longer for their addition to the library catalog.
Theses/Dissertations from 1972
The Future of Credit Unions: Growth or Stagnation?, Charles Paul Edmonds III
Theses/Dissertations from 1971
An Investigation of the Perceived Leadership Behavior of First-Line Supervisors in Selected Manufacturing Plants, Robert Edward Holmes
An Evaluation of the Entity Theory as a Partial Solution to the Non-Comparability Enigma of Inter-firm Income Statement Analysis, Lester Lee Schmidt Jr.
Some Laboratory Experiments to Test the Unity of Command Principle, James Miller Wilson
Theses/Dissertations from 1970
A Theory of Formal Organization and Its Acceptance by the Business Practitioner, Edgar Thomas Busch
Theses/Dissertations from 1966
An Inquiry into the Possible Relationship Between the Success of a Social Fraternity and its Adherence to Business Management Practices and Principles, William Van Muse
Theses/Dissertations from 1964
A Study of Sales Training within the General Aviation Industry, Clyde Eli Harris Jr.