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Theses and Dissertations

Theses from 2008 2008

Alzheimer's caregiving appraisal, Andre' Fortier

Distance as a barrier to child and adolescent mental health service access in post-Katrina Orleans Parish, Rob Harrison

Let the church rise: the acceptance of government funding by the religious community in New Orleans post-Katrina, Jaime Collins Hilton

A study of elementary school children at risk for truancy: exploring gender differences, services offered, and other factors related to truancy, Alice Joseph

The effects of children's perceptions of attachment security and emotion regulation on school disengagement among elementary school truants, Heeyoung Kim

Theses from 2007 2007

Student social workers' attitudes about domestic violence and implications for social work education, Vonnie L. Hawkins

An examination of the presence of social work intervention with home health care recipients of related home health care outcomes, Corie Gail Hebert

LSU Mental Health Service program evaluation, Elizabeth S. Johnston

Comparing kin and non-kin foster parents' emotional investment in their young children, Rhonda Norwood

Analysis of the association between socio-demographic variables, juvenile offending, and formal vs. informal juvenile justice system handling in a non-urban sample, Stephen W. Phillippi, Jr.

Interrelationships between demographic, psychosocial, and academic characteristics and GED attainment among at-risk youth, Judith L. Rhodes

Dissertations from 2006 2006

The influence of a school-based substance abuse prevention program in reducing smoking among sixth grade African American students in Louisiana, Alan J. Nichols

Investigating the influence of anti-racist education in achieving prejudice reduction among secondary education students, Joseph Edward Wilson

Theses from 2005 2005

Comorbid childhood sexual abuse and substance abuse among women: knowledge, training, and preparedness of graduate counselor education and social work students, Laurie Elizabeth Pennington

Theses from 2004 2004

Is the ecomap a valid and reliable social work tool to measure social support?, Alexandra R. Calix

Differentiating beliefs of insured and uninsured, insurance-eligible state employees: a new application of the Health Belief Model, Jill Elizabeth Murray

Assessing the identity of Black Indians in Louisiana: a quantitative and qualitative analysis, Francis J. Powell

Dissertations from 2003 2003

Integrating natural coping and survival strategies of African American women into social work practice: lessons learned from the works of Nannie Helen Burruoghs, Lolita Cecelia Boykin

Parents whose attitudes do not support corporal punishment: descriptives, correlates, and predictors of parents who spank and parents who do not spank, Ruth Thornhill Weinzettle

Dissertations from 2002 2002

The perceptions of and attitudes toward partner abuse among first generation Korean-Americans: their relationships to the incidence of partner abuse, Bonnie Ahn

The effects of socioeconomic status, social support, and acculturation on the mental and physical health among Korean American older adults in Chicago metropolitan area, Shinyeol Kim

Infertility and marital adjustment: the influence of perception of social support, privacy preference and level of depression, Margaret Haviland Maillet

Theses/Dissertations from 2001 2001

The Influence of an Active Postvention on the Length of Time Elapsed Before Survivors of Suicide Seek Treatment., Frank Ray Campbell

Theses/Dissertations from 1984 1984

A Study of the Recidivism Rate of First Offenders at Louisiana Correctional and Industrial School Who Completed Vocational Training Through L.C.I.S./Sowela Institute, Beverly Ruth Travis and Harold J. LeBleu

Theses/Dissertations from 1982 1982

An Analysis of the Psycho-Social Adjustment Patterns of the Haitian "Boat People" in New Orleans, in 1981, Elisabeth Babette Wainwright