WOU Repository

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  Wolfie Round-Up: A Pilot Program to Assist Students with Staying Connected To WOU

  Raynie A. Ehret
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  Collective Bargaining Agreement: July 1, 1979 through June 30, 1981

  Western Oregon University American Federation of Teachers
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  Collective Bargaining Agreement: July 1, 1981 through June 30, 1983

  Western Oregon University American Federation of Teachers
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  Collective Bargaining Agreement: July 1, 1983 through June 30, 1985

  Western Oregon University American Federation of Teachers
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  Collective Bargaining Agreement: July 1, 1985 through June 30, 1987

  Western Oregon University American Federation of Teachers
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  Oral History, Women, and Institutional Space in Twentieth Century America

  Brianna Williford
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  20th Century North African Colonial History: A Look at Gender and Race through the Cultural Lens of Isabelle Eberhardt

  Stacy Elizabethann Roberts
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  The Power of Nine: Federalists, Antifederalists, and Natural Law Synthesis in the Ninth Amendment

  James Masnov
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  The Navajo: A History of Continued Adaptation and Survival Though the Arrival of the Uranium Mining Industry

  Jessica Ferguson
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  The Rise of Ethnic Nationalism in the Former Socialist Federation of Yugoslavia: An Examination of the Use of History

  Daniel Ryan Van Winkle
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  Torture and its Consequences in American History

  Jeffrey Sawyer
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  Derek Walcott's Internal Conflicts & His Influence on Caribbean Culture, Individuality and History

  Michael Soriano
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  The Development of Chemawa: Analyzing the History and Purpose of Chemawa Indian School

  Ryan Dowling
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  Representation at the End of the Rainbow: LGBTQ+ Representation in Middle School Social Studies

  AnnaMae McClain
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  Manipulating the Medieval Past: Convivencia and the Politics of Religious Identity

  Gregory Baker
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  Tenting on the Old Campground: A Social History of the U.S. Regular and State Volunteer Troops in the 5th Corps, Army of the Potomac, 1862-1865

  David Plett
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  Captikwł and The Laws of Nature; The Syilx People's Ethical and Cultural Connection with Mother Earth

  Gabrielle M Miller
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  Voices from the Islands: Culturally Responsive Pedagogical Practice and Reflections in Pacific Rim World History

  Kenneth Roundy
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  Bites From the Past: Exploring the Culinary Significance of Family Recipes

  Wyatt Smith
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  Living Histories: A Community-Engaged, Culturally Sustaining Curriculum Model for Middle School Social Studies

  Kelleen Greene
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  Erythrean Sea Trade: The Origin of Rome’s Contact with China

  Joshua Hall
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  Ed Dover Interview 2017

  Carter Craig
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  Zachary Hammerle Interview 2025

  Hayden R. Grow
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  The Negotiation Between Ethnicity and Language in German-Immigrant Hip-Hop

  Brittney Teal-Cribbs
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  The Beat Generation: They Were Hipsters Not Beatniks

  Diane M. Huddleston