Welcome to the SUNY Cortland Master's Theses @ Digital Commons. You will find here electronic versions of Master's Theses from the Departments of English, History, Kinesiology, Physical Education, Recreation, Parks and Leisure Studies and Sport Management.
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Theses/Dissertations from 2021
Found media: interactivity and community in online horror media 2021, Jax Mello
Remaking divinity in Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World 2021, Sebastian Vignone
The effects of a loaded pre-competition activity using tethered swimming on 25-yard swim sprint performance 2021, Jacob Burchfield
Women in the outdoors: navigating fear and creating space for spiritual inspiration 2021, Morgan Costello
Theses/Dissertations from 2020
A comparison of power variables for two loading methods in weighted vertical jumps 2020, Jonathan Tanguay
Actors as engineers: the reconstruction of antifascism in DEFA films, 1949-1961. [2020], Jonathan Herr
An investigation of stress-related factors and injury occurrence in Division III ice hockey athletes 2020., Christian Kiesel
Determinants of the carbon footprint of German swimmers 2020., Ann-Marie Muehlbauer
Effects of spinal manipulation on physiological and psychological measures during an acute bout of submaximal running 2020, James R. Ebbets D.C.
Efficacy of an audio-based biofeedback intervention to modify running gait in female runners 2020, Sarah Rothstein
The effect of attentional focus instructions on single leg balance performance 2020., Cory Monahan
Theses/Dissertations from 2019
Determining preferred walking speed in an altered gravity environment 2019., Jennifer Kraft
Effects of foam rolling on countermovement jump height and power production in collegiate soccer players 2019, Samantha Delcamp
“Flowing along the wall”: Anarcha-feminist bioethics and resistance in Octavia E. Butler’s Dawn 2019., Theresa Mendez
More than just a myth: how shapeshifter rhetoric relates to ESL students 2019, Amber Kent
Perceptions on the effectiveness of diversity and inclusion hiring: Are we really getting ahead? [2019], Deidre D. Pierson
Posthuman and alien breeding: the implications of cybersex in Octavia Butler’s Dawn 2019., Elizabeth Rutkowski
Preseason disability scores, shoulder strength, range of motion and their effects on injury in collegiate swimmers 2019, Eric R. Levasseur
Theses/Dissertations from 2018
Aspects of weight management in NCAA Division III collegiate wrestlers 2018, Matthew Martone B.S., CSCS
Effects of competition variables and prior attempts on approach run velocity during a pole vaulter's final clearance 2018, Nathaniel S. Ashton
Gender and Class in Chaucer: The Wife of Bath’s Self-Serving Appropriation of Masculinity 2018, Dana Caream Burke
Learning to run on an LBPPT: neuromuscular and metabolic adaptations 2018, Jordyn Naylon
#MeToo: Exploring sexual violence in fantasy literature 2018, Brianna Mott
Relationships among actual motor competence, perceived motor competence and health-related fitness in a college-aged population 2018, Samantha Moss