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Theses/Dissertations from 2021

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The Evaluation of Performance of Spindle Connector and its Finite Element Analysis, Suhyun Lee

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Is More Always Better? A Look at Visitation and Recidivism, Teriin Lee

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A Cyber-Anthropological Interrogation of East Asian Parenting Styles and Kinship Systems, Catherine Lefevre and Charles H. Klein

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How Indigenous-Language Court Interpreters and Clients Navigate the U.S. Court System Under Strict Court-Interpreting Guidelines, Ashten Lehwalder

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Macrofungi in urban and rural forests, Jordan Leis, Trinity Ronk-Degraffenreid, and Nancy Broshot

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Fostering Connectedness Amidst Crisis: LGBTQ Communities in 2020, Daniel Leister-Gray

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Black Gold, White Gold, and the Bear's Influence Over Central Asian Economies, Jennifer Leo

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Agent-based Activity Generation of Runners for City Infrastructure Planning, Quang Le

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A ‘Superlicious’ Feast: A Rhetorical Analysis of Davy Crockett’s Almanacs as an Early Form of White National Identity, Darren L. Letendre

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Session 2: Panel 1: Presenter 2 (Paper) -- Pope Leo X and the St. Peter’s Indulgence: The Accidental Path to Reformation and Church Fragmentation, Charlotte Levine

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Session 1: Panel 1: Presenter 1 (Paper) -- “To Hell or Connaught:” How British Colonizers Both Caused and Benefitted from the Irish Potato Famine, Ruby Lewis

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Automated Test Generation for Validating SystemC Designs, Bin Lin

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Something Old, Something New: How Chapbooks and Crowdfunding can Reduce Financial Risk for Small Publishers, Jennifer Lindsay

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"Like I Was an Actual Researcher": Participation and Identity Trajectories of Underrepresented Minority and First-Generation STEM Students in Research Training Communities of Practice, Jennifer Lynn Lindwall

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Assessing the Impact of Changing Drought Conditions on Wildfire Emissions in Washington and Oregon, Maggie Liu

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Virology: Mutagenizing the Proteolytic Cleavage Site in the Major Capsid Protein in SSV1, Thejanee Liyanaarachchi

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Politeness Strategies Used in Invitations in Japanese, Natsuko Llewellyn

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Portland’s Stormwater Permitting, Policy & Processes: A Stakeholder & Geospatial Analysis, Mary T. Logalbo and Mary Logalbo

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Boy: Creation in a Void, Archer Long

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Rockwood Identity Project, Phil Longenecker, Ana Navia, Natalie Chavez, Francisco Ibarra, Max Nonnamaker, and Eric Trinh

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The Role of Native Lens α-crystallin in Amyloid Suppression Using β-amyloid as a Model Amyloid Client, Leilani Lopes

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Asset-Based Community Development and Participatory Design in an Intergenerational Affordable Housing Community in Oregon, Hannah Lopez

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Optimization Modeling for Best Location for New Plant, Erick Lorenzo, Geoff Gifford, Hai Ton, Luciane Dolgos, and Navdeep Singh

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Next Generation Sequencing Identifies Population Structure and Signatures of Local Adaptation in Red Alder (Alnus rubra Bong.), Jacob Brent Loveless

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Session 2: Panel 2 (Video) -- La Longue Durée of the History of Global Commodities and Practices, Thomas M. Luckett, Tobias B. Boudreau, Ben Iboshi, and Celeste Johnson