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NHC Doctoral Dissertations

The following students completed their doctoral dissertations while working at the Natural Hazards Center. These scholars have gone on to apply their knowledge through their work as academics, professional researchers, and practitioners.

NHC Doctoral Dissertations

Constructing the Bigger Picture: How Power and Hegemony Shape Climate Adaptation Injustices in Coastal Louisiana

Disaster Recovery, Social Capital, and the Sri Lankan Context: A Comparative Study of Two Communities in Batticaloa

Educational Continuity Following the 2013 Colorado Front Range Floods: A Case Study of Lyons Elementary and Middle/Senior High Schools

Every Day is a Disaster: Homelessness and the 2013 Colorado Floods

Trial by Flood: Experiences of Older Adults in Disaster

Constructing a New Emergency Management Organizational Field in China in the Post-SARS Era

Through the Eyes of Youth: Sensemaking and Coping Following the 2010 BP Oil Spill

Working on the Edge: Examining Covariates in Multi-Organizational Networks Following the September 11th Attacks on the World Trade Center

The Identity of Crisis: Muslim Americans after September 11

Constructing Vulnerability: Legitimating Therapeutic Religion in the World Trade Center Disaster