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Race And Son-Of-A-Bitch-Ism In Robert Penn Warren’S All The King’S Men, Mark Miller
Race And Son-Of-A-Bitch-Ism In Robert Penn Warren’S All The King’S Men, Mark Miller
Robert Penn Warren Studies
No abstract provided.
Book Review: “One Or A Multitude?”: The Plural Of Us: Poetry And Community In Auden And Others, Noah Simon Jampol
Book Review: “One Or A Multitude?”: The Plural Of Us: Poetry And Community In Auden And Others, Noah Simon Jampol
Robert Penn Warren Studies
No abstract provided.
“Pattern Of Meaning”: Symbolic Dynamism As A Formal Structure In The Waste Land And The Well Wrought Urn, Jane Forsyth
“Pattern Of Meaning”: Symbolic Dynamism As A Formal Structure In The Waste Land And The Well Wrought Urn, Jane Forsyth
Robert Penn Warren Studies
No abstract provided.
Robert Penn Warren-Cleanth Brooks Award, Robert Penn Warren Studies
Robert Penn Warren-Cleanth Brooks Award, Robert Penn Warren Studies
Robert Penn Warren Studies
No abstract provided.
Eleanor Clark Award, Robert Penn Warren Studies
Eleanor Clark Award, Robert Penn Warren Studies
Robert Penn Warren Studies
No abstract provided.
The Great Gatsby, Gender, And Masculine Anxiety, Sarah Tripp
The Great Gatsby, Gender, And Masculine Anxiety, Sarah Tripp
Honors Senior Capstone Projects
No abstract provided.
Asian And Asian American Families And Their Representations In Literature, Hannah Overstreet
Asian And Asian American Families And Their Representations In Literature, Hannah Overstreet
Fall Showcase for Research and Creative Inquiry
This project explores representations of Asian and Asian American families in literature and some other media. These representations, though different in their plotlines, all contain overarching similarities in family dynamics which ties together this genre of literature for young readers.
Pharmaceutical Misconceptions And Rising Costs In The United States, Karlie Walter
Pharmaceutical Misconceptions And Rising Costs In The United States, Karlie Walter
Fall Showcase for Research and Creative Inquiry
Misconceptions are common in the healthcare field and the presence of misconceptions about pharmaceutical costs are not lost among them. Pharmaceutical costs can range annually and often fluctuate for the average household. Cost of pharmaceuticals can depend on insurance, availability of the drug, supply and demand, the company that owns the drug along with many other factors. The research will focus on clearly defining the misperceptions about pharmaceutical prices and ways to eliminate massive upselling on drugs. The purpose is to determine ways to make drugs more affordable while ensuring access to everyone who needs them. The impact will most …
The Hardships Of Homelessness, Linsey Newcomb
The Hardships Of Homelessness, Linsey Newcomb
Fall Showcase for Research and Creative Inquiry
The homeless face stigma every single day due to the obstacles that they are faced with. These misperceptions about homelessness will help the audience gain new perspectives on commonly known beliefs about the homeless.
How Is Cannabidiol (Cbd Oil) Effective In Treating Opioid Addiction?, Kalie Creasy
How Is Cannabidiol (Cbd Oil) Effective In Treating Opioid Addiction?, Kalie Creasy
Fall Showcase for Research and Creative Inquiry
The overall purpose of this research presentation is to determine whether or not Cannabidiol (CBD oil) is a viable and efficient treatment for opioid addiction. This research focuses on the benefits that CBD provides to those who are suffering from opioid addiction, versus that of the current treatment, methadone. The information was collected from the Longwood Library Database.
Student-Athletes And The Battles Of Mental Health, Zara Tirrell
Student-Athletes And The Battles Of Mental Health, Zara Tirrell
Fall Showcase for Research and Creative Inquiry
Mental health alongside depression, anxiety and eating disorders apparent in collegiate student athletes and the stigmatization that creates barriers created for underutilizing mental health resources.
First-Overall Pick: Hockey's Most Valuable Resource, Bridget Hafdelin
First-Overall Pick: Hockey's Most Valuable Resource, Bridget Hafdelin
Fall Showcase for Research and Creative Inquiry
This is a diagram showcasing various statistics available for first-overall picks in the National Hockey League, including Wins Above Replacement, Expected Wins Above Replacement, and drafting probability.
The Chronology Of Harlem, Danielle Carr
The Chronology Of Harlem, Danielle Carr
Open Educational Resources
this course covers the chronology of harlem and the building of freshman composition genres for the high school student
The Centrality Of Black Mountain Poetry, Nicholas S. Boone
The Centrality Of Black Mountain Poetry, Nicholas S. Boone
Faculty Research and Publications
No abstract provided.
Letting Go Of The Unnecessary, Isabel Arnout
Letting Go Of The Unnecessary, Isabel Arnout
Intro to Creative Writing (ENG 185) Chapbook Project
No abstract provided.
The Immortal Jane Austen: Why Her Novels Remain Popular, Jayrah Trapp
The Immortal Jane Austen: Why Her Novels Remain Popular, Jayrah Trapp
Honors Scholars Collaborative Projects
No abstract provided.
Responding To Xenophobia: Politics, Populisms And Our Teaching, Phyllis E. Vanslyck
Responding To Xenophobia: Politics, Populisms And Our Teaching, Phyllis E. Vanslyck
Publications and Research
This essay explores ways faculty in the humanities may guide students through current manifestations of populism, specifically, this movement’s encouragement of xenophobia. As a member of an English department at a public community college in the United States, I argue, first, that community college students, who often have deep personal connections to the experiences of immigrants, may respond to the anti-immigrant rhetoric in useful and provocative ways. Second, I suggest that the related history of anti-immigration sentiment in American politics since the beginning of the 20th century can provide students with a powerful context for understanding xenophobia today. Third, I …
Stopping By Friendship Village On The Way To Gopher Prairie: Reading Sinclair Lewis’S Main Street Through The Friendship Village Stories Of Zona Gale, Sally E. Parry
Faculty Publications – English
No abstract provided.
English 270: Textbook Section / Paper #3: Finishing Up The Textbook, Matt Garley
English 270: Textbook Section / Paper #3: Finishing Up The Textbook, Matt Garley
Open Educational Resources
No abstract provided.
The Coca-Cola Foundation's Funds, Katherine Frey
The Coca-Cola Foundation's Funds, Katherine Frey
Fall Showcase for Research and Creative Inquiry
The Coca-Cola Company is widely known to spend billions of dollars on advertising. Many of these advertising campaigns center around the company's philanthropic efforts. In 2017, the Coca-Cola Foundation has helped to donate over $138 million to different organizations in order to give back to the community. I used data from this past completed year (2019) to see how much the Coca-Cola Foundation is contributing to specific causes. Using Coca Cola bottle caps, I will show the amount of money being donated to each area. Some of these areas include women's empowerment, the environment, and education, which are the main …
Comparative Analysis: Animal Research Versus Animal Testing, Hannah Vanhoose
Comparative Analysis: Animal Research Versus Animal Testing, Hannah Vanhoose
Fall Showcase for Research and Creative Inquiry
Currently, there is a push to eliminate the use of animals in all experimental settings. Animal rights organizations like PETA and the Animal Welfare Institute consistently advocate for the well-being of animals in many aspects, including in the laboratory setting. While it is necessary to eradicate the maltreatment of animals found in unregulated testing centers, it is important to distinguish the differences between testing and research involving animals. The focus of this research is to demonstrate that while it is essential to cut down on harmful testing, the use of animals in medical research is crucial.
Nurses As Innovators, Sydney Mitchell
Nurses As Innovators, Sydney Mitchell
Fall Showcase for Research and Creative Inquiry
Often nurses are not represented in healthcare hackathons, instead the majority include physicians, therapist of different types, and administrative workers. I will be understanding the advantages and disadvantages of the healthcare hierarchy system and see how that relates to participants at hackathons. I will share with you why nurses should be considered as innovators and be able to participate at healthcare hackathons.
Lgbtq+ Youth And Events That Alters Their Mental Health, Ayanna Seward
Lgbtq+ Youth And Events That Alters Their Mental Health, Ayanna Seward
Fall Showcase for Research and Creative Inquiry
The following research was conducted in order to inform my audience of the common misperception within the LGBTQ community. My research is geared toward the LGBTQ youth community and how events such as discrimination, disclosing their sexual orientation, and being accepted or reject by others alters their mental health. As well as how students are not educated on this topic in the classroom setting.
Depression & Anxiety Representation On T.V. Shows And What Misperceptions They Create, Dylan Mckercher
Depression & Anxiety Representation On T.V. Shows And What Misperceptions They Create, Dylan Mckercher
Fall Showcase for Research and Creative Inquiry
The goal of this study was to research what is a good depiction of depression and anxiety on T.V.shows, as well as the effects it has on people who consume the depictions. Another purpose was to conclude whether my initial thoughts of if people could decipher a realistic depiction or not was supported.
Diversity In Adaptations For Young People: Dahl's The Witches, Elizabeth Garri
Diversity In Adaptations For Young People: Dahl's The Witches, Elizabeth Garri
Fall Showcase for Research and Creative Inquiry
This project considers the role adaptations play both as reflections of their hypotexts and as independent works. Here, I examine three adaptations of Roald Dahl's The Witches in the context of broader conversations about diversity in children's media.
The Effect Mental Health Portrayals In Television Shows Have On Viewers, Cade Kinzel
The Effect Mental Health Portrayals In Television Shows Have On Viewers, Cade Kinzel
Fall Showcase for Research and Creative Inquiry
The goal of this study was to research the connections between portrayals in television shows and real-life people with mental health conditions. In addition, another purpose was to conclude whether my initial thoughts, which include believing a minimal numbers of TV shows contain any positive effect on viewer mental health, were supported. Misperceptions about mental health, including a justified feeling to hide mental conditions, judge others for theirs, or use it as a way for humor, are often given in television shows when mental health is included in the story (Smith, et al. 2019). I created a blog that revolved …
An Examination Of Risk Factors Of Cancer, Nathaniel Teague
An Examination Of Risk Factors Of Cancer, Nathaniel Teague
Fall Showcase for Research and Creative Inquiry
My goal for this research project is to examine risk factors pertaining to the likelihood of developing cancer, to examine weather or not cancer is a largely genetic or lifestyle disease, and to come up a number of clearly defined recommendations and takeaway points that a general audience could apply.
A “Woman’S Best Right”—To A Husband Or The Ballot?: Political And Household Governance In Anthony Trollope’S Palliser Novels, Linda C. Mcclain
A “Woman’S Best Right”—To A Husband Or The Ballot?: Political And Household Governance In Anthony Trollope’S Palliser Novels, Linda C. Mcclain
Faculty Scholarship
The year 2020 marks the one hundredth anniversary of the ratification of the Nineteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. In 2018, the United Kingdom marked the one hundredth anniversary of some women securing the right to vote in parliamentary elections and the ninetieth anniversary of women securing the right to vote on the same terms as men. People observing the Nineteenth Amendment’s centenary may have difficulty understanding why it required such a lengthy campaign. One influential rationale in both the United Kingdom and the United States was domestic gender ideology about men’s and women’s separate spheres and destinies. This ideology …
Roaring Girls, Elizabeth Mazzola
Roaring Girls, Elizabeth Mazzola
Open Educational Resources
The literary tradition in England starts to appear differently when we see how early modern women handled the alphabet and imagined genres, audiences, and interpretive practices from entirely new perspectives.
Sensitive Plants And Senseless Weeds: Plants, Consciousness, And Elizabeth Kent, Leila Walker
Sensitive Plants And Senseless Weeds: Plants, Consciousness, And Elizabeth Kent, Leila Walker
Publications and Research
When a team of researchers in 2018 found that plants exposed to anesthesia appeared to lose consciousness, the press reported that plants might have a consciousness to lose. The ensuing debate revealed a gap between scientific and literary approaches to human and nonhuman consciousness that this article traces back to the botanical writing of the Romantic period. These concerns, I argue, are central to Elizabeth Kent’s Flora Domestica (1823) and Sylvan Sketches (1825), both botanical works that double as literary anthologies in order to expose a productive gap between literary and scientific knowledge. In a time when the distinction between …