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Father Was Killed By The Pinkerton Man: How The Homestead Strike Overturned Both Labor And Capital, Charles Conner
Father Was Killed By The Pinkerton Man: How The Homestead Strike Overturned Both Labor And Capital, Charles Conner
MAD-RUSH Undergraduate Research Conference
No abstract provided.
America’S Public Defender System: A Day Late And A Dollar Short, Christopher Grondin
America’S Public Defender System: A Day Late And A Dollar Short, Christopher Grondin
MAD-RUSH Undergraduate Research Conference
The right to appointed legal counsel for those accused of felony crimes in America is well known, but the evolution of this right, and contemporary issues in public defense are less well understood. An analysis of case law reveals that the Supreme Court of the United States had certain intentions for an appointed counsel system in the U.S. that have historically not been met. Through analysis of the evolution of case law on this topic, as well as an examination of the systems workings today, informed by multiple public attorneys, specific issues affecting the lives of the accused on a …
The Chernobyl Nuclear Disaster And How It Contributed To The Collapse Of The U.S.S.R., Madison Mcternan
The Chernobyl Nuclear Disaster And How It Contributed To The Collapse Of The U.S.S.R., Madison Mcternan
MAD-RUSH Undergraduate Research Conference
No abstract provided.
Medieval English Metaphors Of The Heart In Chaucer’S Troilus And Criseyde, Drew Forthman
Medieval English Metaphors Of The Heart In Chaucer’S Troilus And Criseyde, Drew Forthman
MAD-RUSH Undergraduate Research Conference
Geoffrey Chaucer, in his passionate romantic tragedy Troilus and Criseyde, uses the Middle English word herte (heart) strikingly often, yet only thrice in its literal usage as an organ. Instead, Chaucer always uses “heart” metaphorically, similarly to common usage in Modern English. Each metaphor originates from an understanding of the heart in relation to those distinct properties it embodied to English people because of cultural origins. Examining these origins reveals the respective presuppositions that this culture, that of our forefathers, associated with the heart. Furthermore, these same metaphors Chaucer wrote have remained in our cultural memory and are still spoken …
Manpower, Mutiny, Mass Movements & The Indian National Army: Challenges To Martial Race Theory And Tensions In The Official British Mindset During The Second World War, Destiny Shoemaker
Manpower, Mutiny, Mass Movements & The Indian National Army: Challenges To Martial Race Theory And Tensions In The Official British Mindset During The Second World War, Destiny Shoemaker
MAD-RUSH Undergraduate Research Conference
No abstract provided.
Undercover Heroines: The Role Of Women In The Oss, Alexander Pearson
Undercover Heroines: The Role Of Women In The Oss, Alexander Pearson
MAD-RUSH Undergraduate Research Conference
Women played significant roles in the Office of Strategic Services (OSS) during World War II. Aline Griffith’s memoir The Spy Wore Red: My Adventures as an Undercover Agent in World War II recounts her work in preparation for the southern invasion of France following D-day, known as Operation Dragoon. Other written accounts from other female agents indicate that the leadership in Washington wanted women to fulfill traditional gender roles. For example, William J. Donovan stated that women in the OSS should be “behind desks and filing cases in Washington, invisible apron strings of an organization which touched every theater of …
“Now It’S All Simple:” Ideology And Solidarity In Mckay’S Romance In Marseille, Reilly Flynn
“Now It’S All Simple:” Ideology And Solidarity In Mckay’S Romance In Marseille, Reilly Flynn
MAD-RUSH Undergraduate Research Conference
Survival strategy, or an individual’s chosen method of living with dignity and security in an oppressive social order, can be viewed as a reflection of identity. Claude McKay’s recently published 1932 novel Romance in Marseille presents a wide variety of survival strategies practiced by many diasporic Africans. These characters hail from a variety of backgrounds, races, genders, sexual orientations, and disability statuses, but they are nevertheless united by common class conditions. Through this, solidarity and shared ideology emerge. Solidarity is crucially an important revolutionary force, but it is not infallible. With an eye on manifestations of ideology and identity in …
'Household Managers': Women's Employment In Japan, Elizabeth Gaver
'Household Managers': Women's Employment In Japan, Elizabeth Gaver
MAD-RUSH Undergraduate Research Conference
Despite modern Japan’s evident economic success, persisting inequality between men and women is still apparent in the work field, furthered by societal expectations that drive women away from employment and overwork men. This presentation argues the causes of inequality for women in the work field, including societal expectations and the two-track system, as well as analyzes the effects on women’s lifestyle and careers, including the wage gap and prevalence of non-standard employment. Furthermore, this presentation argues the increasingly detrimental effects of employment inequality on Japanese society as a whole, such as the declining fertility rate. Lastly, this paper will focus …
The Committee On Public Information And The Four Minute Men: How The United States Sold A European War To American People, Madison Mcternan
The Committee On Public Information And The Four Minute Men: How The United States Sold A European War To American People, Madison Mcternan
MAD-RUSH Undergraduate Research Conference
Shortly after America’s entry into World War I, President Woodrow Wilson created the Committee on Public Information to garner public support for the War. This committee was created not only to drum up support for the war, but to ease a public frustrated by an isolationist president’s entry into such a conflict. Notable reporter and writer George Creel served as its chairman, and together with countless others created a massive propaganda campaign. The Committee was incredibly successful in its mission of “selling the war.” This was largely due to the fact that Creel and his men revolutionized the way propaganda …
A Safavid Royal Bathhouse Uncovered: Re-Evaluation Of The Sa‘Ādatābād Garden Of Qazvin With New Archaeological Evidence, Sean Silvia
MAD-RUSH Undergraduate Research Conference
In 2019, archaeologists broke ground at the site of Shah Ṭahmāsp I’s Sa’ādatābād in Qazvin, a royal garden and palace complex finished in 1557. There they discovered remains of a Safavid bathhouse. There have been many recent efforts to reconstruct Sa’ādatābād as it originally was, but none of them include the recently unearthed baths in their models. The archaeological team’s dig reports also do not perform this sort of analysis. This paper will consider historical and archaeological evidence to incorporate the bathhouse discovery into the reconstruction of Sa’ādatābād. It will situate the baths within the context of a garden city, …
8:46, Riell Swann
8:46, Riell Swann
MAD-RUSH Undergraduate Research Conference
The multimedia poetic work, 8:46, attempts to shed light on the lengthy history of systemic racism in America. Through curated images meant to visually represent the spoken word, this creative piece guides the viewer through this reality via the eyes of the most enigmatic and stereotyped figures of modern times, a young black man. This poetic work seeks to enlighten others, as to potentially cultivate a bridge of understanding and empathy. Despite background, creed, or color, discussion of the issues is the most direct method towards progress. Through the use of text and imagery, the hope of this poetic work …
Mother Nature's Response Mother Nature's Response To The Opioid Crisis To The Opioid Crisis How One Hallucinogenic Plant Could Alter Treatment Outcomes In Adults Suffering From Opioid Use Disorder, Sophia Waugh
Omega Zeta Chapter of STTI Research Day
No abstract provided.
Pharmacologic Vs. Non-Pharmacologic Labor Pain Relief, Mallory Ganun, Sophia Garcia-Zafis, Caroline Gilliland, Holland Lawler, Kate Moyer, Christina Vukicevich
Pharmacologic Vs. Non-Pharmacologic Labor Pain Relief, Mallory Ganun, Sophia Garcia-Zafis, Caroline Gilliland, Holland Lawler, Kate Moyer, Christina Vukicevich
Omega Zeta Chapter of STTI Research Day
No abstract provided.
Optimize The Bays, Colby Lauro
Optimize The Bays, Colby Lauro
Omega Zeta Chapter of STTI Research Day
No abstract provided.
Examining Risk Mitigation Practices In A Rural Pain Management Clinic, Stan Hatcher
Examining Risk Mitigation Practices In A Rural Pain Management Clinic, Stan Hatcher
Omega Zeta Chapter of STTI Research Day
No abstract provided.
Assessing Moral Distress And Substance Use Among Nurses In The Time Of Covid To Improve Patient Safety, Lauren Childers
Assessing Moral Distress And Substance Use Among Nurses In The Time Of Covid To Improve Patient Safety, Lauren Childers
Omega Zeta Chapter of STTI Research Day
No abstract provided.
Returned To School And Ready To Learn: Examining Early School Nurse Initiatives To Promote Student And Community Health, New York City 1902, Bridget Houlahan
Returned To School And Ready To Learn: Examining Early School Nurse Initiatives To Promote Student And Community Health, New York City 1902, Bridget Houlahan
Omega Zeta Chapter of STTI Research Day
No abstract provided.
Covid-19 And Congregate Settings: Program Evaluation In A Secure Behavioral Rehabilitation Center, Jennifer Jones
Covid-19 And Congregate Settings: Program Evaluation In A Secure Behavioral Rehabilitation Center, Jennifer Jones
Omega Zeta Chapter of STTI Research Day
No abstract provided.
Nurse Retention And Engagement During Covid-19, Burgin Collis
Nurse Retention And Engagement During Covid-19, Burgin Collis
Omega Zeta Chapter of STTI Research Day
No abstract provided.
Exploring Opportunities In Rural, Primary Care Nursing: The Student Nurse Perspective, Hailey Carroll, Nicole Escobar, Katie Gilbert, Taralyn Guthrie, Camdyn Smith, Victoria Trancoso, Ashton Vandyke, Julia Wobensmith, Christina Lam, Erika Metzler-Sawin
Exploring Opportunities In Rural, Primary Care Nursing: The Student Nurse Perspective, Hailey Carroll, Nicole Escobar, Katie Gilbert, Taralyn Guthrie, Camdyn Smith, Victoria Trancoso, Ashton Vandyke, Julia Wobensmith, Christina Lam, Erika Metzler-Sawin
Omega Zeta Chapter of STTI Research Day
No abstract provided.
Income Disparities In Healthcare, Halley Benson, Mckenna Blythe, Makenzie Bowers, Gwyneth Mackey, Sam Miller, Marielle Robinson
Income Disparities In Healthcare, Halley Benson, Mckenna Blythe, Makenzie Bowers, Gwyneth Mackey, Sam Miller, Marielle Robinson
Omega Zeta Chapter of STTI Research Day
No abstract provided.
Self-Care Activities To Help Reduce Burnout In Rns, Alexandra Bonanos, Victoria Carney, Caroline Goggin, Natalie Minter, Tatum Moore, Casey Rafferty
Self-Care Activities To Help Reduce Burnout In Rns, Alexandra Bonanos, Victoria Carney, Caroline Goggin, Natalie Minter, Tatum Moore, Casey Rafferty
Omega Zeta Chapter of STTI Research Day
No abstract provided.
Bundle Up, Catherine Bonta, Grace Foster, Rachel Milo, Olivia O'Connell, Amanda Rice, Hailey Watson
Bundle Up, Catherine Bonta, Grace Foster, Rachel Milo, Olivia O'Connell, Amanda Rice, Hailey Watson
Omega Zeta Chapter of STTI Research Day
No abstract provided.
In Registered Nurses, How Does Practicing Stress Management Compare To Those Who Don't Prevent Burnout?, Hailey Carroll, Nicole Escobar, Katie Gilbert, Camdyn Smith, Victoria Trancoso, Brett White, Julie Wobensmith
In Registered Nurses, How Does Practicing Stress Management Compare To Those Who Don't Prevent Burnout?, Hailey Carroll, Nicole Escobar, Katie Gilbert, Camdyn Smith, Victoria Trancoso, Brett White, Julie Wobensmith
Omega Zeta Chapter of STTI Research Day
No abstract provided.
Cauti: The Effect Of Cranberry Juice On Cauti, Emily Downing, Carla Flores-Gotarate, Yeji Kwon, Linda Landaverde, Andrew Meyers, Diana Roe
Cauti: The Effect Of Cranberry Juice On Cauti, Emily Downing, Carla Flores-Gotarate, Yeji Kwon, Linda Landaverde, Andrew Meyers, Diana Roe
Omega Zeta Chapter of STTI Research Day
No abstract provided.
An Analysis On The Spread Of Streptococcus Pneumoniae During The Hajj: A Synthesis Of The Literature, Phoebe Brueger
An Analysis On The Spread Of Streptococcus Pneumoniae During The Hajj: A Synthesis Of The Literature, Phoebe Brueger
Omega Zeta Chapter of STTI Research Day
No abstract provided.
Burnout In The Field Of Nursing: Pediatric Nurses Vs. Icu Nurses, Mckinley Deangelo, Clara Dolin, Katie Fish, Hannah Holman, Golden Kumi-Darfour, Dane Walker
Burnout In The Field Of Nursing: Pediatric Nurses Vs. Icu Nurses, Mckinley Deangelo, Clara Dolin, Katie Fish, Hannah Holman, Golden Kumi-Darfour, Dane Walker
Omega Zeta Chapter of STTI Research Day
No abstract provided.
Let’S Get Physical: The Benefits Of Uninterrupted Skin To Skin Contact With Neonates, Vivian Castellanos, Nancy Cruz-Portillo, Abi Lipton, Jillian Montague, Sarah Rice, Sydney Rickabaugh
Let’S Get Physical: The Benefits Of Uninterrupted Skin To Skin Contact With Neonates, Vivian Castellanos, Nancy Cruz-Portillo, Abi Lipton, Jillian Montague, Sarah Rice, Sydney Rickabaugh
Omega Zeta Chapter of STTI Research Day
No abstract provided.
Stop The Alarm (Fatigue)!!, Sydney Braden, Charlotte Brauchli, Ryan Brooker, Lexi Martin, Mason Reyer, Erin Toney
Stop The Alarm (Fatigue)!!, Sydney Braden, Charlotte Brauchli, Ryan Brooker, Lexi Martin, Mason Reyer, Erin Toney
Omega Zeta Chapter of STTI Research Day
No abstract provided.
Telehealth And Hospital Readmission Rates, Payton Grooms, Morgan Hatfield, Leah Heller, Catherine Hepler, Madison Mccann
Telehealth And Hospital Readmission Rates, Payton Grooms, Morgan Hatfield, Leah Heller, Catherine Hepler, Madison Mccann
Omega Zeta Chapter of STTI Research Day
No abstract provided.