Dissertation Title: "Exploring the Bilingual Teacher Shortage and Impacts on Latinx Dual Language Teachers in the Pacific Northwest" Chair: Dr. Linda Perkins

Dissertation Title: "The Neurophysiology of Economic Decision-Making and Preference Formation" Chair: Paul J Zak

Dissertation Title: "The Neurophysiology of Economic Decision-Making and Preference Formation" Chair: Paul J Zak

Dissertation Title: "The Effects of Vegetarian Diet on Health Outcomes" Chair: Bin Xie

Dissertation Title: "Understanding Cancer Caregiver Burnout using Machine Learning Models and Providing Support for Wellbeing with Wearable-device based Mobile App" Chair: Samir Chatterjee

Dissertation Title: "Evaluation of Imputation Methods Focusing on Categorical Outcomes" Chair: John Angus

Dissertation Title: "Reshaping Black Brilliance: Toward the Development and Implementation of a Pan Afrikan Pedagogy" Chair: Dr. Darrell Moore Online Zoom link: https://cgu.zoom.us/j/89429476549

Dissertation Title: "What Drives West African Diaspora Students to Success" Chair: Thomas Luschei

Dissertation Title: "The Relationship Between Surges and Credit Booms" Chair: Tom Willett

Dissertation Title: "Defining Servingness through a Student Affairs Lens"

Dissertation Title: "Originalism and Judicially-Enacted Religious Exemptions: Revisiting Employment Division of Oregon v. Smith"

Dissertation Title: "A New Credit Scoring Model to Reduce Potential Predatory Lending: A Design Science Approach"

Dissertation Title: "Safety of COVID-19 Vaccines In Real World Studies" Chair: Bin Xie

Dissertation Title: "The Relationship Changes Between Asian Countries and Advanced Economies before and after 2008" Chair: Dr. Yi Feng

Dissertation Title: "Essays on Bubbles in Asset Market Experiments" Chair: Monica Capra

Scott Cunningham, Baylor University ChatGPT in the Economist’s Toolkit: An Early Exploration — 'Prediction' Large language models have the promise to disrupt life through their ability to mimic intelligent speech. This mimicry is driven through its predictive capacity. But what is not known is whether that prediction capacity extends to the future. A unique feature […]

The Division of Behavioral & Organizational Sciences is proud to announce this semester’s Cognitive Forum speaker series. Formerly the Cognitive Lunch Brown Bag series, these meetings began in 1970 when cognitive psychology faculty members began congregating over lunch to discuss research. Now entering its fifth decade, the series has grown into a long-standing tradition featuring […]

Join us at the California Botanic Garden for our Outdoor Writing Workshop, and read or write amidst natural surroundings to inspire our work. This event will take place on Saturday, […]