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DC Student Research and Theses

A collection of Douglas College student scholarly works of excellence. The collection includes Student Research Days research posters, STEP UP (Student Teams Exploring Pervasive Urban Problems) posters, conference presentations, creative works and capstone research papers from all disciplines.
Also find the building collections of Applied Psychology and Applied Criminology Honours theses.
If you are a student who has an essay or capstone project of excellence ask your faculty instructor to sponsor your work to be added to the student collection.

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: Acupressure in high-risk ambulatory post-operative patients to reduce PONV

: Applied Criminology (Bachelor of Arts, Honours) Theses

: Applied Psychology (Bachelor of Arts, Honours) Theses

: Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder and Substance Use Disorder: Early assessment and treatment

: Building resilience through trail running: women’s perspectives

: Case study: Portland

: Child rights based and trauma informed training in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside

: Contemporary issues in gender sexuality and womens studies

: DC Student Research Day Posters

: The DSM-5 controversies: How should psychologists respond?

: Durban case study analysis

: Durban, the greenest city on Earth: A look into Durban's sustainability case study

: The effects of a recommended dose of a pre-workout supplement on anaerobic performance

: Embracing interdependence: A community approach to development for adults emerging from care

: The erased pharaoh

: Experiences of a BSN peer mentorship program in enhancing students' mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic

: Feminist guide to hacking this tech: A conversation about fitness apps and the need for better awareness of this technology

: A feminist guide to hacking this tech gatebox "Azuma Hikari"

: Fighting fire with fire: Why harsher punishments for young female offenders are not the answer

: Guaranteed return to work for Hilton Vancouver Metrotown workers

: Guaranteed return to work for Vancouver Hilton Metrotown workers

: Is Portland a sustainable city?

: Is the future success of young adult female volleyball players correlated with early sport specialization in their youth?

: Learning to understand

: Legend of Fenrir and other Nordic stories

: Little feminist zine: Issue 1 (Pandemic edition)

: Little feminist zine: Issue 2 (Pandemic edition)

: Logic, emotion, and the sublime

: Managing change in organizations

: Nutrition for the future

: Nutrition for the future

: "Out of the ruins" zine

: Overpolicing of Black youth in streets

: Pathologizing the unknown: a sociological explanation for the (mis-)use of sudden infant death syndrome as a diagnosis

: Pre-shot conditions and golf putting performance study

: Queer education is harm reduction

: Solutions to school bullying through programs

: spill it. stories of menstruating on campus

: STEP UP (Student Teams Exploring Pervasive Urban Problems)

: STEP UP (Student Teams Exploring Pervasive Urban Problems)

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