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Executive Committee - Meeting Minutes, 4/4/2017, Academic Senate
Executive Committee - Meeting Minutes, 4/4/2017, Academic Senate
Academic Senate Minutes
No abstract provided.
Executive Committee - Agenda 4/4/2017, Academic Senate
Executive Committee - Agenda 4/4/2017, Academic Senate
Academic Senate Agendas
No abstract provided.
Experimental And Numerical Investigation Of Flexural Concrete Wall Design Details, Anahid A. Behrouzi, T. Welt, Dawn Lehman, Laura Lowes, J. Lafave, Daniel Kuchma
Experimental And Numerical Investigation Of Flexural Concrete Wall Design Details, Anahid A. Behrouzi, T. Welt, Dawn Lehman, Laura Lowes, J. Lafave, Daniel Kuchma
Architectural Engineering
Reinforced concrete structural walls are common in mid- to high-rise structures in high seismic regions, and are expected to have good strength and ductility characteristics if designed in accordance with ACI 318-14. However, experimental and analytical investigations of reinforced concrete structural walls and isolated boundary element prisms indicate that the existing design provisions may be insufficient to provide ductile, flexure-dominated response under cyclic loading. Walls designed with an ACI compliant boundary element length are susceptible to shear-compression failures below the maximum ACI allowable shear stress of 10Acv√fc’. Also of concern is the frequent use of thinner walls in modern design; …
Ultramafic Geoecology Of South And Southeast Asia, M.L. Galey, A. Van Der Ent, M.C.M. Iqbal, N. Rajakaruna
Ultramafic Geoecology Of South And Southeast Asia, M.L. Galey, A. Van Der Ent, M.C.M. Iqbal, N. Rajakaruna
Biological Sciences
Globally, ultramafic outcrops are renowned for hosting foras with high levels of endemism, including plants with specialised adaptations such as nickel or manganese hyperaccumulation. Soils derived from ultramafic regoliths are generally nutrient-deficient, have major cation imbalances, and have concomitant high concentrations of potentially phytotoxic trace elements, especially nickel. The South and Southeast Asian region has the largest surface occurrences of ultramafic regoliths in the world, but the geoecology of these outcrops is still poorly studied despite severe conservation threats. Due to the paucity of systematic plant collections in many areas and the lack of georeferenced herbarium records and databased information, …
Alumni Spotlight: Jeff Hunt, Senior Counsel For Raytheon Company
Alumni Spotlight: Jeff Hunt, Senior Counsel For Raytheon Company
Paideia
No abstract provided.
Alumni Spotlight: Elise St. John, Educational Policy Researcher And Consultant For American Institutes For Research
Paideia
No abstract provided.
The Road To Brexit, Luana Mello
Alumni Spotlight: Athena Brockman, Freelance Writer
Alumni Spotlight: Kelley Lashley Bannon, Partner At Calleton, Merritt, Defrancisco & Bannon, Llp
Alumni Spotlight: Kelley Lashley Bannon, Partner At Calleton, Merritt, Defrancisco & Bannon, Llp
Paideia
No abstract provided.
Aid Agencies' Facilitation Of Land Grabs In Developing Countries, Emily Matthews
Aid Agencies' Facilitation Of Land Grabs In Developing Countries, Emily Matthews
Paideia
No abstract provided.
Vote Dilution In American Politics And Constitutional Law, Kelly Eaton
Vote Dilution In American Politics And Constitutional Law, Kelly Eaton
Paideia
No abstract provided.
Herbert Hoover Elementary / Charleston Complete Corridor Plan, William Riggs, Kristan Anaya, Troy Andres, Ryanne Browers, Dan Canella, Jesse Carpentier, Dylan Coleman, Seitu Coleman, Melanie Conti, Rob Etter, Kyle Finger, Matthew Fluhmann, Daniel Harrison, Alyssa Lucero, Eric Martinez, Ian Mccarville, Caitlin Milich, Megan Miller, Sammi Mulhern, Benjamin Rady, Erina Shimanuki, Noah Stricker, Bryan Wheeler, Torina Wilson, Justin Wong, Crp 425 Bicycle And Pedestrian Planning
Herbert Hoover Elementary / Charleston Complete Corridor Plan, William Riggs, Kristan Anaya, Troy Andres, Ryanne Browers, Dan Canella, Jesse Carpentier, Dylan Coleman, Seitu Coleman, Melanie Conti, Rob Etter, Kyle Finger, Matthew Fluhmann, Daniel Harrison, Alyssa Lucero, Eric Martinez, Ian Mccarville, Caitlin Milich, Megan Miller, Sammi Mulhern, Benjamin Rady, Erina Shimanuki, Noah Stricker, Bryan Wheeler, Torina Wilson, Justin Wong, Crp 425 Bicycle And Pedestrian Planning
City and Regional Planning Studios and Projects
Completed as a part of CRP 425 bicycle and pedestrian planning, led by Dr. William Riggs, this planning project assessed the Herbert Hoover Elementary site and Charleston corridor in the City of Palo Alto with an aim to bring a complete streets strategy to the area. The plans recommend improved accessibility for bicycles and pedestrians along Charleston Road including modal separation between bicyclists and pedestians, improved vehicular flows to mitigate vehicular traffic congestion during peak hours and increased innovation in safety features to prevent pedestrian-vehicle conflicts.
The Discursive Construction Of Learning Opportunities, Thomas Fowler, Iv, Ethny Stewart
The Discursive Construction Of Learning Opportunities, Thomas Fowler, Iv, Ethny Stewart
Architecture
Researchers entering new learning environments or disciplines, ones outside their own disciplines, are often required to follow the roots and routes of observed processes to gain anemic (insider) understanding of the work of local actors, artifacts, and language-in-use.Through exploration of everyday patterns of participants, ethnographers begin to uncover what actors are required to know, understand, and construct to engage socially, professionally, and academically (Heath, 1982). For this poster, I present subset of analyses used in gaining an emic understanding of critique practices and processes in a 24/7 access third year undergraduate architecture studio at public regional university site in California.
The Alpine Vascular Plants Of Baxter State Park, Maine, Usa, Abigail J. Urban, Glen H. Mittelhauser, Matthew Dickinson, N. Rajakaruna
The Alpine Vascular Plants Of Baxter State Park, Maine, Usa, Abigail J. Urban, Glen H. Mittelhauser, Matthew Dickinson, N. Rajakaruna
Biological Sciences
We conducted 12 days of field surveys on five mountains over 1100 m in elevation (Katahdin, North Brother, South Brother, Mount Coe, and The Owl) in Baxter State Park (BSP), Maine during the summers of 2013–14. In addition, we examined historic manuscripts, unpublished data, and herbarium records for plant records from the five mountains. Katahdin, the largest and tallest of the five mountains, has a rich history of botanical exploration and we documented 1559 herbarium vouchers that were collected from the mountain, primarily before the mid-1900s. Combining all data sources, we documented 38 families, 87 genera, and 131 taxa of …
Review Of Shellfish For The Celestial Empire: The Rise And Fall Of Commercial Abalone Fishing In California, Terry L. Jones
Review Of Shellfish For The Celestial Empire: The Rise And Fall Of Commercial Abalone Fishing In California, Terry L. Jones
Social Sciences
No abstract provided.
The Morro Bay Fauna: Evidence For A Medieval Droughts Refugium On The Central California Coast, Terry L. Jones, Deborah A. Jones, Kacey Hadick, Kenneth W. Gobalet, Judith F. Porcasi, William R. Hildebrandt
The Morro Bay Fauna: Evidence For A Medieval Droughts Refugium On The Central California Coast, Terry L. Jones, Deborah A. Jones, Kacey Hadick, Kenneth W. Gobalet, Judith F. Porcasi, William R. Hildebrandt
Social Sciences
A robust collection of mammal, bird, fish, and shellfish remains from an 8,000-year residential sequence at Morro Bay, a small, isolated estuary on the central California coast, shows a strong focus on marine species during the Middle-Late Transition cultural phase (950–700 cal B.P.), which largely coincides with the Medieval Climatic Anomaly (MCA). Previous studies have provided modest evidence for increased fishing and rabbit hunting during the MCA in adjacent regions, but the Morro Bay findings suggest a distinctive marine-focused subsistence refugium during the period of drought. Specifically, the sequence shows striking all-time peaks in marine and estuarine birds, fish NISP/m3, …
A War In The Shadows, Spencer Stucky
Intent Based Criminal Responsibility: How Should We Punish Attempts?, Deeksha Kohli
Intent Based Criminal Responsibility: How Should We Punish Attempts?, Deeksha Kohli
Paideia
No abstract provided.
Alumni Spotlight: Anna Consani, Director Of Community Partnership For Springboard Enterprises
Alumni Spotlight: Anna Consani, Director Of Community Partnership For Springboard Enterprises
Paideia
No abstract provided.
Mandatory Pay Transparency And Internal Wage Audits: Governmental Oversight To Bridge The Gender Pay Divide, Carol Janssen
Mandatory Pay Transparency And Internal Wage Audits: Governmental Oversight To Bridge The Gender Pay Divide, Carol Janssen
Paideia
The goal of equal pay, to ensure fairness in compensation, established in the mid-twentieth century has remained elusive. Today, women in the United States still earn 79 cents on the dollar. The lack of pay transparency prevents market forces from providing equal compensation for substantially similar work and permits discrimination to occur. The Equal Pay Act of 1963 (EPA) provides a litigation remedy to compensate victims of discrimination but this remedy, although initially successful in reducing the gap, has failed to close the divide. Instead of amending the EPA, an alternate solution to address this market failure includes mandatory pay …
Populism In A Divided America, Stephen Richardson
Editor's Note, Emily Matthews
The Impact Of Walkability On Home Values: Findings From Neighborhoods In Three Bay Area Citites, Jonathan Turner
The Impact Of Walkability On Home Values: Findings From Neighborhoods In Three Bay Area Citites, Jonathan Turner
City and Regional Planning
No abstract provided.
Workplace Posture Assessment And Biofeedback With Kinect, Matthew Crussell
Workplace Posture Assessment And Biofeedback With Kinect, Matthew Crussell
Master's Theses
With the prevalence of computing, many workers today are confined to desk within an office. By sitting in these positions for long periods of time, workers are prone to develop one of many musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs), such as carpal tunnel syndrome. In order to prevent MSDs in the long term, workers must employ good sitting habits. One promising method to ensure good workplace posture is through camera monitoring. To date, camera systems have been used in determining posture in a clean environment. However, an occluded and cluttered background, which is typical in an office setting, imposes a great challenge for …