The Plan B paper is usually a review of literature with conclusions drawn after conceptualizing an area of inquiry, planning a systematic search, and analyzing and critiquing the acquired information. The summary and conclusions developed should enhance knowledge in the discipline. These papers and reports follow the same format specifications as theses and dissertations and are expected to reflect equivalent scholarship standards, even though they may be less intensive and not demand the originality of a Plan A thesis.
Some programs may not require a Plan A thesis or Plan B paper, but instead require a capstone report. Such reports may be found in this series.
Students requesting changes to thesis/dissertation:
Upon final deposit in the Institutional Repository (IR), a thesis/dissertation becomes part of the student’s official academic record. No changes may be made to the thesis or dissertation after it has been approved by the School of Graduate Studies.
A student may submit a request to include an addendum to the completed document. This requires the support of the thesis/dissertation chair and written approval from the Vice Provost for Graduate Studies. The author must submit a written request to the School of Graduate Studies including the proposed addendum and a letter of support from the dissertation chair. The School of Graduate Studies will forward the addendum and approval to the Library, and the addendum will be added to the record in the IR.
2024
Characterization of Carbonaceous Fault Rocks, Pioneer Fault Zone, South-Central Idaho, Genna Baldassarre
Hay: A Hedonic Study, Chester R. Broadbent
A Comparison of Two Segmentation Criteria for Evaluating Complex Sentences in Narratives, Karissa Peck Cummings
Drip Irrigation and Water Conservation in Onions; An Economic Analysis, Jenny De Boer
Post-Activation Potentiation Following Maximal Effort, Multi-Joint, Isokinetic Eccentric Contractions, Tom Dickey
Teleios, Sandra Edwards
Exploring the Connection Between Self-Efficacy and Preparedness Among First-year College Students, Marianne Hale
Elementary Science Essential Elements Curriculum Map & Progress Monitoring with Evidence-based Teaching Strategies, Tasha Jenkins
What to Expect When Preparing to Transition for Working Abroad: Exploring Work-Focused Intercultural Transition Training, Hannah Johnson
Evaluating the Intersection of Continuous Growth and Assessment in the Field of English as a Second Language, Madison Johnson
How do Immigration and Technological Growth Affect One Another? Providing Guiding Principles for Policymakers, Nate Karren
Soil Reclamation Strategies in Construction Disturbed Soil, Alexis Koelling
2023
Compatibility of Conformal and Projective Structures, Eli Atkin
Phosphorus Dynamics in Calcareous Soils Amended With Organic Matter, Logan Banner
Paraprofessional Training Materials, Program Implementation & Review, BreAnn Brewer
Design Guidelines for Homeless Shelter and Resource Center Site Plans, Samuel Johnson
Parent-Child Communication About Adoption From the Adopted Child's Perspective: A Literature Review, Abigial Kent
Urban Agriculture Needs Assessment and Natural Resource Conservation Service Employee Workflow Development, Jennifer Long
Reading Interventions for High School Students With Reading Difficulties, Dixie Poulsen
Is it True That Immigrants Reduce Social Trust or Reduce Institutional Quality?, Jacob Sorenson
What is the Potential of Non-Battery Energy Storage to Increase Grid Resilience?, Andrew Withers