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Master's Projects from 1987
The relationship of social support systems and the incidence of the syndrome of burnout, Susan K. Bern and Valerie D. Rokas
Abuse among the Hispanic elderly : a service provider perception, Julie Luque Serrano
A study of the mental health needs of Central American adolescent refugees : perceptions of workers, Justine Ann Shuman
Master's Projects from 1986
A survey on the effects of role models on the drop-out rate of Chicanos in higher education, Lisa Arieta
Child/parent interactions of five multiproblem Mexican American families with adolescents in crisis, Jan Maynor
Mexican American aged and the utilization of mental health services, Brenda Kay Newcom
An exploratory-descriptive study of the level of knowledge about diabetes among Mexican American men and women between the ages 35 and 60 in San Jose, CA, Sonya Nanette Silva
Master's Projects from 1985
A needs assessment of Hispanic youth for drug abuse services, Marie E. Baker
The use of social group work to increase the self-esteem of Chicana high school students, Lucrecia Campos Diaz
Master's Projects from 1984
Attitudes toward alcohol service delivery : a cross-cultural study on Chicanos & non-Hispanic whites, Janet Lynn Harrison
Master's Projects from 1983
An exploratory study of two Chicana therapists working with Chicano/Mexicano alcoholic clients and their families with special emphasis on treatment modality, barriers and success, Margaret Martinez and Leiam Rodarte
Master's Projects from 1981
An exploratory study on conflict resolution and conflict management among Hispanic human service administrators, Enrique Silva Angulo
An exploratory study on the method of operation of community based Hispanic organizations, Jesus E. Estrada
Master's Projects from 1980
Toward an understanding of the undocumented battered Mexican woman : a case study, Anna Marie Fimbres
The changing of cultural identity : a psychocultural approach, Marcolino Saraiva Mota
Master's Projects from 1979
A comparative analysis of Mexican and Anglo administrator's self-perceived leadership styles, Leticia Aguaristi Escobar
A study of leadership orientations of Chicano administrators in non-profit human service organizations in Santa Clara County, Richard G. Galvan
Factors affecting Chicanas from occupational equality in management positions, Bernice Garcia
Master's Projects from 1978
A project plan for formulation of evaluative objectives and performance criteria for measurement, Guadalupe G. Almaraz
A descriptive study of Mexican Americans who received services at East Valley Alcohol Center from January, 1977 to January, 1978, Gonzalo Curiel
An investigation into Spanish-speaking migrant workers' perceptions of mental illness, Pascuala Perez
An exploratory study of the cross-cultural adoption of Mexican American children by Anglo parents, Gail Pierce
An exploratory, descriptive study of Chicana and Latina single heads of household, Margaret Leal Sotelo
Master's Projects from 1977
A project plan to formalize screening procedures for a juvenile aftercare program, Rodolfo L. Garza
A proposal plan to develop standard formal recruitment procedures for Project Interface, Victor Garza
Project plan to standardize client basic learning needs assessment procedures at the Center for Employment Training, Arturo Marín López
A historical perspective : Mexican American elderly socio-economic experiences in the dominant culture, Anthony Ortega
A project for the training and career development of job developers with specific standardized procedures at Center for Employment Training, Robert Y. Rivas
A proposal plan to develop a centralized job opening job placement information unit, John A. Torres
A project proposal to develop a planning subsystem for equal employment opportunity policy in county government, Madelyn Sanchez Vassigh
Master's Projects from 1976
A comparison of the value orientation between Mexican American and Anglo drug addicts, Krystyna Dubois
Stress, health and coping mechanisms among the graduate students in the School of Social Work at San Jose State University, Lorraine Gonzales
