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Summary Information
Collection Scope and Content Note
Subject Terms
Access and Use
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Contents List
Series I. Classes of 1970-1975; 1982; 1986
Series II. Class of 1987
Series III. Class of 1988
Series IV. Class of 1989
Series V. Class of 1990
Series VI. Class of 1991
Series VII. Class of 1992
Series VIII. Class of 1993
"The Cognitive Effects of Low-Level Lead Exposure on Serial Reversal Learning," Tamara Lynn Clark
Series IX. Class of 1994
Series X. Class of 1995
Series XI. Class of 1996
Series XII. Class of 1997
Series XIII. Class of 1998
Series XIV. Class of 1999
Series XV. Class of 2000
Series XVI. Class of 2001
Design and Environmental Analysis
Division of Nutritional Sciences
Human Development
Policy Analysis and Management
Textiles and Apparel
Series XVII. Class of 2002
"Low-Level Lead Exposure and Child Behavior Problems," Jessica Conser
"The Relationship Between Bem Sex-Role Inventory and System for the Multiple Level Observation of Groups Revisited: How Well do Sex-Roles and Gender Predict Small Group Behavior?" Suzanne Saufer
Design and Environmental Analysis
Human Development
Policy Analysis and Management
Textiles and Apparel
Series XVIII. Class of 2003
Design and Environmental Analysis
Division of Nutritional Sciences
Policy Analysis and Management
Series XIX. Class of 2004
Design and Environmental Analysis
Human Development
Policy Analysis and Management
Series XX. Class of 2005
Design and Environmental Analysis
Division of Nutritional Sciences
Policy Analysis and Management
Textiles and Apparel
Series XXI. Class of 2006
Design and Environmental Analysis
Division of Nutritional Sciences
Human Development
Series XXII. Class of 2007
Series XXIII. Class of 2008
Human Development
Series XXIV. Class of 2012
Human Development
Series XXV. eCommons Release Forms

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Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections
Cornell University Library

Guide to the New York State College of Human Ecology Honors Theses,
1970-2012