Alexei Oulanov - Dissertation title: User perception of the
usability and performance of translingual features of a Russian finance Web site.
Graduated in May 2005.
Donna D'Ambrasio - Dissertation title: Development of an expansible
taxonomy of software requirements nomenclature: Viewing the elicitation process
as communicative discourse. Graduated in May 2006.
Rose Ann Ferrick - Dissertation title: Attitudes and factors effecting
the lag in the computerization of the editorial process in adult trade book publishing.
Graduated in May 2008.
Chen Xu (from Wuhan University, China as a joint-training Ph.D. student in
2007-2009, co-adivising with Professor Feicheng Ma) - Dissertation title: Social tagging in cross-culture and
cross-language environments: A comparative study. Graduated in November 2009.
Gali Halevi - Dissertation title: Hermeneutic psychosynthesis approach
to information representation. Graduated in May 2010.
Wendy Ford - Dissertation title: An examination of the utilization of
electronic government by minority small businesses. Graduated in May 2010.
Catherine Larkin - Dissertation title: A study of information seeking
behaviors and processes in subsets of fine arts humanities scholars: Toward a new
model in image and text retrieval. Graduated in May 2010.
Dissertation Committee Member
Mikel Breitenstein - Dissertation title: Toward an understanding of visual
literacy: Examination of conference papers of the International Visual Literacy
Association, 1991-2000. Graduated in May 2003.
Leonard J. Ponzi - Dissertation title: The evolution and intellectual
development of knowledge management. Graduated in May 2003.
Angela Heath - Dissertation title: An exploration of the motivations, behaviors
and effects of frequent contributors in online community of interest. Graduated in May 2007.
Ying Zhang (from School of Communication, Information and Library Studies,
Rutgers University) - Dissertation title: Developing a holistic framework for digital
library evaluation. Graduated in May 2007.
Sheryl R. Schoenacher - Dissertation title: The information gathering behavior
of Main Street merchants and the effect of social capital on information access.
Graduated in May 2008.
Selenay Aytac - Dissertation title: An examination of international
scientific collaboration in a developing country (Turkey) in the post Internet era.
Graduated in May 2010.
David Jank - Dissertation title: Do you see what I see? An examination
of information interaction and the human-information dyad as communities of
discourse in information studies. Graduated in May 2010.
