Major Papers
About University of Windsor Major Papers
This site hosts and preserves major papers and internship papers from graduate programs across the University of Windsor. Submissions are deposited electronically to this archive for sharing and preservation.
University of Windsor Graduate Students submitting major papers or internship papers, click on the link below to start the submission process.
Major Papers from 2019
What’s in a Picture? Exploring Children’s Picture Books with a Focus on Gender, Siyang Jiang
Lifestyle and Obesity in Canada-A Quantile Regression Approach, Khandoker Monjure Kabir
The Concept of The Global Subject In Adorno, Sebastian Kanally
Review of Polymer Gels for Conformance Control in Oil Reservoirs, saman kazemi
Bad Boy Furniture Co.: Case-based Analyses of Retail Expansion and Brand-building, Bradley Lastman
Breaking the States: Windsor's Gateway Radio Market (1967-1999), Ron Leary
Inquiry-Based Learning as a Strategy to Support Student Success, Jana L. LePage-Kljajic
A Comparison Study of Using Origami as a Teaching Tool in Middle-School Mathematics Class in North America and China, Yueying Liu
Workplace Policies and Canadian Cannabis Rights: A Policy Learning Comparison for Windsor, Clarence Jesse Market
Up from Populism: Re-visiting the thought of Russell Kirk in a time of divisive politics, Caden McCann
The Containment of Social Change in Western Capitalist Society: Technological Rationality and the Liberation of Humanity, Brittany R. Morris
A Knowledge Synthesis of Large-Scale Assessments Relative to Canadian Educators, Silvana Nawalany
INFINITE SUMS, PRODUCTS, AND URN MODELS, Yiyan Ni
#TrippinWithTarte: The Immaterial Labour of Selling Calculated Authenticity and Glamour on Instagram, Brenna O'Gorman
The Role of Natural Resources in Civil Wars: The Case of Democratic of Congo, Anne Kwamboka Ogoti
The Democracy Defibrillator: The Decline of Canadian Voter Turnout in Federal Elections, and Suggestions for Revitalisation, Andre Real Ouellet
Energy Supply Chain of Co-Firing system to generate electricity, ABINASH PANDA
Housing Affordability in Toronto: Low-Income Earners and Recent Immigrants, Dipanjaly Barua Pinki
Lukácsian Reification in the Twenty-First Century, Dominic Kenneth Mario Pizzolitto
The Political, Economic, and Social Determinants of Child Poverty: The Case of Windsor, Ontario, Paul J. Przytocki
Reconceptualizing city branding to account for talent attraction: Cities as a place to work and live, Lauren Marie Robinet
Rethinking Retirement for the 21st Century, Stephen C. Russo
Stalin’s Foreign Policy “Shift”: Cautious Expansionism, USSR-DPRK Relations 1945 – 1950 and the Origins of the Korean War, Jacob Shuster