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Rethinking Women Talk Back The View at 2018
(Environmental Design, Environmental Design, University of Calgary, 2018-06)This Master’s thesis is in two parts: The main body of the thesis was completed in 1998 and the second part – a new Introduction and Epilogue – was completed 20 years later in 2018. My original research question was to ... -
Strategies for increasing cycling in winter: A case study of Calgary
(Environmental Design, University of Calgary, Calgary, 2007-01)In North American Cities with a winter climate, the use of the bicycle drops dramatically during the winter season. The thesis of this research, is that the drop in ridership is not determined solely by climate. Climactic ... -
Stunt double
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Precise point positioning using un-differenced code and carrier phase observations
(University of Calgary, Calgary, 2005) -
Diet, activity budget, and ranging behavior in Lowe's Guenon (cercopithecus cambelli lowei) in Ghana
(University of Calgary, Calgary, 2005) -
Exploring the relative and absolute presuppositions that guide and inform the practices of teachers who work with at-risk female adolescents
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Building international work experience into career development
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The efficacy of asset based community development in the educational context
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A network perspective of stakeholder relationships in the context of sustainable urban tourism
(University of Calgary, Calgary, 2005)This research studied how sustainable tourism policies could best be developed and ultimately implemented in urban tourism destinations. To achieve this goal, the study examined how the concept of sustainable tourism was ... -
Mysterious ways: the experience of prayer as a healing resource during serious illness
(University of Calgary, Calgary, 2005)