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  • Urban Edge. 
    Smoes, David (2012-05-19)
    The space around us is in a constant state of flux, and as the world continues to grow the amount of usable space is beginning to curb. It now becomes the job of the architect to organize and compose a solution for this ...
  • Urban Edge Condition 
    Vermeersch, Irina (2014-05-21)
    This thesis was conducted by a master’s student at the University of Detroit Mercy, School of Architecture. The “Urban Edge Condition” thesis is based on research of urban edge that was conducted in the City of Detroit. ...
  • The Urban Front Porch: Reconnecting Community 
    Owczarek, Jeff (2012-05-19)
    With the advent of cell phones and internet and cheap gasoline for the automobile, long-distance transportation and communication has never been easier. Commuters can travel 20 to 40 to 100 miles daily between work and ...
  • Urban Informality in Lagos 
    Okunlola, Ayomide (Ayomide Okunlola, 2019-04-24)
    The aim of this thesis is to investigate the urban structure of mobility in Lagos from the perspective of the non-vehicular commuter and informal spaces. The mega-city has experienced extreme rapid growth in population ...
  • Urban Nature 
    Hoffer, Woodrow II (2012-05-19)
    The purpose of this thesis investigation is to explore how space can be connected and [re]connected. How does one connect different entities to create a harmonious urban space? How does one [re]connect and integrate a ...
  • Urban Rebirth 
    Detloff, Melissa (2012-05-19)
    Post industrial urban decline is a direct result from cities that expanded in relation to the economic boom of manufacturing during the industrial revolution of the early 20th century. Manufacturing however has slowly ...
  • Urban Relation 
    Sykes, Craig (2016-05-19)
    Detroit is no doubt going through a phase of vast development and growth. The amount of construction projects one will see when venturing into the city can be absolutely overwhelming. As the city continues to develop, land ...
  • Urban Scarification: an Architectural Strategy of Healing 
    Skora, Theresa A. (2012-05-19)
    The Motor City takes pride in its rich history. As a former leader in industry and advancement, Detroit continues to thrive on international automotive renown, business enterprise and riverfront development. Beautifully ...
  • Urban School Design Solutions: [Detroit’s Chadsey/Munger, Community Centered Opportunities] 
    Olmos, Olivia (2012-05-19)
    Schools should be viewed as agents for urban revitalization and critical parts of our communities. As a society attempting to change for the global good it is only logical to implement new design and environmental technologies ...
  • Urban Voids: Re-Inventing Marginalized Space 
    Bolofer, Carl (2012-05-19)
    The depopulation of American cities has led to the deterioration and fracturing of the urban form. Population has shifted to the outer peripheries of the city center making conditions likely for voids and vacancy in the ...
  • Use of On-Campus Rooms: 75%-99% Online Course or Program Policy 
    Unknown author (2015-05-18)
    There will be cases where faculty developing an online course or program will want to include one or more face-to-face sessions. This will need to be made clear to students before enrolling in the program or course. ...
  • The Use of Simulation amongst Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists to Reduce Skill Decay 
    Olson, Joshua (2023-05-17)
    The loss of acquired skills or knowledge (known as skill decay), is a well-known phenomenon that happens to every human. Some skills fade over time, and some knowledge gets lost over time, especially with disuse. Amongst ...
  • The Use of the Weitz-Evans Community Checklist in the Retail Appliance Sales Field: a validation study 
    Donahue, Richard James Ph.B. (2012-05-21)
    Nowhere in the history of the development of psychological tests can there be found any single period that surpasses, in terms of both quantity and quality of contributions made, that of World War II. The valuable findings ...
  • Using Comparative Charting to Assess Effectiveness of Symptom Management with Home-Based Hospice Patients 
    Clark, Akisha (2021-12-17)
    Using comparative charting to assess effectiveness of symptom management with home based hospice patients.
  • Using Virtual Remote Monitoring as an Alternative Observation Method for Suicidal Patients 
    Descenzo, Doug (2021-12-17)
    The overarching aim of this quality improvement project was to determine if virtual remote monitoring is an acceptable alternative to the constant observation method traditionally deployed for all hospitalized adult patients ...
  • Utilization of a Sepsis Documentation Tool in an Emergency Department 
    LeFevre, Sarah (2023-05-22)
    Sepsis is a global healthcare concern that can lead to life threatening complications, organ failure, and death in a patient. (World Health Organization, 2020) Per the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 1.7 ...
  • The Validity of the Detroit Alpha Intelligence Test in Grades IV to VIII as Correlated with the Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children 
    Levee, John Richard (2012-05-21)
    Purpose of the Study This study was made for the purpose of investigating the validity of the Detroit Alpha Intelligence Test, Form S, for grades IV to VIII by correlating it with the Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children. ...
  • The Validity of the Subtests of the Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children with Five and Six Year Olds 
    Kureth, Genevieve, Sister (2012-05-21)
    The problem of this thesis is to determine to what extent the subtests of the Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children (WISC) are correlated with the Revised Stanford-Binet and to ascertain whether the mean of each subtest ...
  • Vertical Urban Forestry 
    Kulawinska, Agata (2024-05-01)
    The general focus of the thesis investigation was the pushing need for richer urban tree canopy, as well as the possible solutions for tackling the lack of it. Various studies have proven that trees are a significant part ...
  • Verticle Treatise 
    Talbot, Raymond (2012-05-19)
    The evolution of this thesis revolves around the belief that in order to attract people of varying backgrounds to an urban high rise dwelling environment, units need to offer the amenities commonly found in suburban ...

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