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Coolhunting: Marketing Tools & Techniques, Lillian Fuhrman
Coolhunting: Marketing Tools & Techniques, Lillian Fuhrman
Scholarly and Creative Works Conference (2015 - 2021)
Technology and the rise of mass media has made marketing and connecting with consumers more valuable than ever before. In order to reach consumers, many companies have employed coolhunters to predict trends, identify key influencers, and translate what they observe within subcultures into a tangible product. Coolhunters are individuals that observe different aspects of society, such as fashion, and use what they see to outline what is up and coming in terms of products, ideologies, and attitudes. These trend observations can then be used by companies in a multitude of ways; to develop products, to guide brand expansion, to develop …
Renewable Resources: The New “Fossil Fuel”, Christopher Huynh, Crystal Vinuya, Gabriel Samaniego, Desiree Caceres, Yessica Moran
Renewable Resources: The New “Fossil Fuel”, Christopher Huynh, Crystal Vinuya, Gabriel Samaniego, Desiree Caceres, Yessica Moran
Scholarly and Creative Works Conference (2015 - 2021)
Creating ethanol from renewable resources that can be found around our school campus.
Titanium-Oxides As A Stabilizing Agent For Environmentally Persistent Free Radicals (Epfrs), Josef Baylis
Titanium-Oxides As A Stabilizing Agent For Environmentally Persistent Free Radicals (Epfrs), Josef Baylis
Scholarly and Creative Works Conference (2015 - 2021)
The mechanism of formation for surface bound radicals were studied using ab initio quantum methods. The shift in electron density from transition metal surfaces to surface bound radical groups was studied to learn the mechanism for the binding. Results indicate an oxidation-reduction based mechanism of formation.
Are Healthcare Providers Prepared To Provide Care For The Lgbt Community?, Sam Dao
Are Healthcare Providers Prepared To Provide Care For The Lgbt Community?, Sam Dao
Scholarly and Creative Works Conference (2015 - 2021)
Current research generally questions that the healthcare system does not provide as adequate services for the LGBT community as there are for heterosexuals. Baumle’s research show that health care benefits were not equal for LGBT and provided health insurance percentages were lower for gays and lesbians than for heterosexuals (2014). Understanding and improving the factors that influence the health of LGBT people is limited due the the lack of population-based data (The Pride Study 2015). In order to begin improving the health and health care of the LGBT community, awareness and practice of providing appropriate care for this certain population …