Introduction To Oucampus Content Management System,
2012
Western Kentucky University
Introduction To Oucampus Content Management System, Haiwang Yuan
DLPS Faculty Publications
This is a step-by-step tutorial the author has created for training his fellow librarians and staff during the migration of WKU's Web service to the new OUCampus content management system. It can be used universally for all those who are or will be using the same CMS platform.
Yoshimura's Ghost: Essays On Rural Japan,
2012
University of New Orleans
Yoshimura's Ghost: Essays On Rural Japan, Jen Cullerton Johnson
LSU New Orleans Theses and Dissertations
Yoshimura’s Ghost: Essays on Rural Japan is a collection of six essays exploring the cultural phenomena and daily life of rural Japan. The collection represents my experiences of living as an educator, wife, and mother living in a post 9/11 world. Although not chronological, the essays flow episodically and illustrate examples of the social and cultural concepts that struck me as elements of otherness. Some of the essays in this collection examine the parallels between the exclusion and isolation I felt in Japan as compared to other marginalized groups. Several of the essays describe the culture of Japanese schooling, perhaps …
Breathing Through The Night,
2012
University of New Orleans
Breathing Through The Night, Amber L. Jensen
LSU New Orleans Theses and Dissertations
In Breathing through the Night, the author examines the moments of understanding and misunderstanding, the moments of fear, coping, and relief that occur during her husband’s deployment to Iraq and upon his return. The experiences of this military family serve as a magnifying lens through which the author explores means of coping and the role of communication in making meaning from memory, in shaping personal narratives within layers of story and history.
Cease Fire: One Woman's Search For Self In A Culture Of War,
2012
UNO
Cease Fire: One Woman's Search For Self In A Culture Of War, Christine R. Wettlaufer Ph.D.
LSU New Orleans Theses and Dissertations
Cease Fire is a war story told from one woman’s perspective. It’s about a farm girl and her battles fought as young soldier serving on a remote nuke site during the Cold War. It’s the interpretations of lived experiences, highs and lows of a military career fused with family life, and spanning over three decades. Like true war stories, Cease Fire has little to do with actual war. It is a sometimes humorous, but often tragic attempt to make peace and to make sense of the places, comrades and enemies that graced and plagued a career. First names and nicknames …
Memoir Writing From Diary To Publishable Piece,
2012
Butler University
Memoir Writing From Diary To Publishable Piece, Jeff Rasley
Scholarship and Professional Work - LAS
Guest blog for Indies Unlimited on memoir writing.
Bikeurious: A Transportation Reorientation,
2012
Pomona College
Bikeurious: A Transportation Reorientation, Aerienne Russell
Pomona Senior Theses
Since a young age, I have been interested in bicycling as a form of fun and fanciful recreation, but it wasn’t until the summer of 2011 that a serious shift occurred in my understanding of the bike as more than a mere machine. A spontaneous 700-mile journey redefined my relationship with travel, transcended my notions of transportation, and enabled me to better mediate myself within my environment. In writing about these experiences, I hope to offer some insight into how American culture currently frames transportation and how I hope the construction of a bike positive culture can instill social, environmental, …
Interview With Jeff Rasley,
2012
Butler University
Interview With Jeff Rasley, Kris Wampler, Jeff Rasley
Scholarship and Professional Work - LAS
Interview with Kris Wampler for Kris Wampler’s Blog about the author’s experience writing, publishing, and marketing his books.
The Inevitability Of Elsewhere,
2012
Syracuse University
Things Left Unsaid: Our Connection And Disconnections,
2012
Morehead State University
Things Left Unsaid: Our Connection And Disconnections, Cortney Paris
Morehead State Theses and Dissertations
A project thesis submitted to the faculty of Morehead State University in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Fine Arts in the Department of English Morehead State University by Cortney Paris in May of 2012
Why Should I Cite Them? Student Writers In The Academy,
2012
Syracuse University
Why Should I Cite Them? Student Writers In The Academy, Elizabeth Vogt
Intertext
No abstract provided.
Nothing So Solid,
2012
DePauw University
Nothing So Solid, Isabella Capasso '14
A Midwestern Review: A Magazine of the Arts and Issues at DePauw University
No abstract provided.
Time: The Wrecking Ball Of A Creative Process,
2012
DePauw University
Time: The Wrecking Ball Of A Creative Process, Kyle Macy '12
A Midwestern Review: A Magazine of the Arts and Issues at DePauw University
No abstract provided.
The Promethean, Volume 20, Bring On The Buzzards, 2012,
2012
Concordia University St. Paul
The Promethean, Volume 20, Bring On The Buzzards, 2012, English Department, Concordia University-Portland
The Promethean
Every year, the staff of The Promethean has the same goals. We want to create a bold journal full of quality literature and artwork. We want to push the limits of both our contributors and our readers. We want to create a memorable journal that Concordia University-Portland can be proud of.
This year, we decided to accomplish these goals by going back to our roots. We decided that we would use the story of Prometheus, our journal's namesake, as our inspiration. Prometheus was a god who saw that humans needed fire to survive. Against the will of the other gods, …
A Tamil,
2012
DePauw University
A Tamil, Kumar Amarnath '13
A Midwestern Review: A Magazine of the Arts and Issues at DePauw University
No abstract provided.
The Accused,
2012
Syracuse University
The Accused, Nathan Damon Hopper
Renée Crown University Honors Thesis Projects - All
Exonerations are increasing, largely thanks to the advent of DNA evidence, which several prisoners’ rights advocacy groups, like the Innocence Project, have used to prove the innocence of the convicted. But returning home after spending years imprisoned for a wrongful conviction brings with it several types of challenges: psychological, financial, and simply personal.
Roy Brown, the main subject of this story (though there are several other important characters) is an incredibly intricate man. Before his 25-to-life sentence for the murder of a county social worker, he’d faced several other convictions for a slew of misbehavings and a general disregard for …
Acknowledgements,
2012
Lindenwood University
Light,
2012
Lindenwood University
Weather,
2012
Lindenwood University
Cupid’S Bullet,
2012
Lindenwood University
20-Sided Die,
2012
Lindenwood University
