An ETD is an electronic thesis or dissertation document. The document is similar to its paper predecessor, but differs in that ETDs may incorporate multimedia elements, enabling graduate students to more effectively and creatively present their research. ETDs consume virtually no library shelf space, never collect dust, and are available to anyone browsing the World Wide Web. Students were required to submit an electronic version of their paper beginning in September 2009.
Theses/Dissertations from 1926
A text and manual of Timpanogos mosses, Seville Flowers
An ecological study of Timpanogos creek from Aspen Grove to Wildwood, Marion L. Harris