At Minnesota State University, Mankato, every graduate student completes a capstone for their program. Most programs include a thesis/dissertation or alternative plan paper (APP) option, but many programs provide other capstone opportunities.
Beginning in 2009, graduate students at Minnesota State University, Mankato could elect to have their alternative plan paper, thesis, dissertation or other capstone project made available online through a digital collection platform provided by Library Services. In 2014, these electronic submissions or ETDs were transferred into the Theses, Dissertations, and Other Capstone Projects collection in Cornerstone, the University's new institutional repository.
The development of this collection is ongoing as graduate students continue to elect to provide digital copies of their graduate theses, dissertations or other capstone projects to Cornerstone. If you are a former Minnesota State University, Mankato graduate student and wish to include your work in Cornerstone, please contact us .
Documents From 1995
Origins of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico in the Context of United States Strategic Interests in the Caribbean (1938-1950), Francisco J. Gonzalez Sosa
Documents From 1988
Funding of Women's Programs by Minnesota Foundations, Suzanne E. Runte
Documents From 1982
The Children's House: Review of a Decade of Prekindergarten Education in a Laboratory Setting on a University Campus, Darlene J. Janovy
Documents From 1980
Evidence from Science and Tradition Supporting a Two-Model (Evolution/Creation) Approach to Teaching the Origin of Life, Robert P. Gardner
Documents From 1967
Christian Iconography: A Search for Form in the Paintings of Kaul and Others, Marlin R. Kaul
