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From Demigods To Slayers: Contemporary Mythology And Gender Economies In Buffy The Vampire Slayer, Adam Kem Yerima
From Demigods To Slayers: Contemporary Mythology And Gender Economies In Buffy The Vampire Slayer, Adam Kem Yerima
Theses Digitization Project
In the critically acclaimed television series Buffy the Vampire Slayer, writer-director Joss Whedon revises the trope of monster slaying into a contemporary feminist Slayer mythology. This thesis explores how Buffy's Slayer mythology revises gender conventions performed by Greek Demigods myths, specifically Apollodorus' rendition of the myths in the Library of Greek Mythology.
"Can You Hear Me Now?": A Study On Oppression, Kathryn Marie Risinger
"Can You Hear Me Now?": A Study On Oppression, Kathryn Marie Risinger
Theses Digitization Project
This paper defines oppression and explores one particular methodology for dealing with oppressive issues in our youth. More specifically, it examines the devising process for this type of theatre.
Technology Use In Coachella Valley: A Report On Development Of A Community Through Technology Use, Shohreh Esfandiari
Technology Use In Coachella Valley: A Report On Development Of A Community Through Technology Use, Shohreh Esfandiari
Theses Digitization Project
This project examines the use of technology as a vehicle for bringing training and help to migrant agricultural workers, specifically women and their children in the rural areas of Coachella Valley. The project observes use of technology by governmental and nonprofit organizations to improve the quality of life style of women who are among the poorest social class in rural United States. To gather the needed data for this project, two primary methods of collection were used: participant observant and interview surveys. In this project the groups, organizations and their members were used as the principal participant/respondents.
The Impact Of Attachment Security On Multiple Role Strain In Female Students With Children, Cassandra Lynn Clough
The Impact Of Attachment Security On Multiple Role Strain In Female Students With Children, Cassandra Lynn Clough
Theses Digitization Project
The purpose of this study was to examine the direct and indirect effects of attachment on the multiple role stress experienced by mothers who were also college students.
An Insight Into The Hispanic Immigrant Experience, Maria Guadalupe Venegas
An Insight Into The Hispanic Immigrant Experience, Maria Guadalupe Venegas
Theses Digitization Project
The purpose of this study was to examine the relationship between Hispanics and their levels of acculturation. This study was carried out using the Post Positivism paradigm. It is hoped that this study helps social work professionals as well as other professionals who work with this population to devleop empathy and understanding of the sacrifices made by this population.
Does Sharing Financial And Creative Resources With Children Function As Extended Phenotypes In Female Ratings Of Male Attractiveness?, Margaret Anne Lanier
Does Sharing Financial And Creative Resources With Children Function As Extended Phenotypes In Female Ratings Of Male Attractiveness?, Margaret Anne Lanier
Theses Digitization Project
This thesis studies how women rate a man's attractiveness, according to his investments of time or money in a related or unlrelated child, the man himself or another adult. The findings demonstrate that possessing and exhibiting creativity is a powerful tool in attracting females to males, sometimes more powerful than sharing monetary resources.
Hispanic Attitudes Towards Adoption, Adriana Ventura-Ramirez
Hispanic Attitudes Towards Adoption, Adriana Ventura-Ramirez
Theses Digitization Project
This study was conducted to assess what factors influence Hispanic attitudes toward adoption. the study suggests that Hispanic cultural beliefs and concerns will affect decisions about adoption. Understanding these factors may facilitate adoption on Hispanic children into Hispanic families.
Commencement Program (December 2009), Csusb
Commencement Program (December 2009), Csusb
CSUSB Commencement Programs
No abstract provided.
Rapid Development Of Multimedia Instructional Modules For Information Technology Education, Nanda Ganesan
Rapid Development Of Multimedia Instructional Modules For Information Technology Education, Nanda Ganesan
Journal of International Technology and Information Management
A multifaceted learning model was developed for implementing e-learning in a largely commuter campus. The primary objective of the model was to build a flexible learning environment that combined the learning effectiveness of in-class learning with the flexibility and accessibility of online learning. One of the components of the model was the multimedia instructional modules produced to teach various Information Technology courses. Several different types of modules were produced representing chalk-and-talk type of lectures, PowerPoint presentations and software tutorials. The chalk-and-talk type of lecture modules and the software tutorials that emulated the in-class learning experience contributed positively towards enhancing the …
The Moderating Effects Of Technology On Career Success: Can Social Networks Shatter The Glass Ceiling?, Paul Fadil, Cindi Smatt, Sharon L. Segrest, Crystal Owen
The Moderating Effects Of Technology On Career Success: Can Social Networks Shatter The Glass Ceiling?, Paul Fadil, Cindi Smatt, Sharon L. Segrest, Crystal Owen
Journal of International Technology and Information Management
This paper reviews the demographic predictors of career success and proposes that technology plays a critical role in alleviating career success barriers for various demographic groups who have historically encountered barriers. Specifically we propose that technology can act as a moderator allowing minority groups greater participation and acceptance in networks. And, ultimately the greater participation and acceptance in networks will lead to greater career success for groups who have typically encountered “glass ceilings” based on demographic variables such as gender, age, race and ethnicity.
December 10th 2008, Hispanic News
November 3rd 2008, Csusb
October 27th 2008, Csusb
Vol.36 N.19 October 23rd 2008, Brown Publishing Company
Vol.36 N.19 October 23rd 2008, Brown Publishing Company
Black Voice News
No abstract provided.
Vol.36 N.15 September 25th 2008, Brown Publishing Company
Vol.36 N.15 September 25th 2008, Brown Publishing Company
Black Voice News
No abstract provided.
Vol.36 N.08 August 7th 2008, Brown Publishing Company
Vol.36 N.08 August 7th 2008, Brown Publishing Company
Black Voice News
No abstract provided.
Vol.36 N.03 July 3rd 2008, Brown Publishing Company
Vol.36 N.03 July 3rd 2008, Brown Publishing Company
Black Voice News
No abstract provided.
June 25th 2008, Hispanic News
June 2nd 2008, Csusb
May 28th 2008, Hispanic News
May 27th 2008, Csusb
May 19th 2008, Csusb
May 12th 2008, Csusb
May 5th 2008, Csusb
Emotional Labor: Re/Membering Juan, Randall Wright, Kathryn Schofield
Emotional Labor: Re/Membering Juan, Randall Wright, Kathryn Schofield
Journal of Critical Issues in Educational Practice
This paper finds its home in a graduate student’s essay which led to the realization that teaching for social justice in a foundations course cannot ignore the emotional labor of teachers. Critical concepts such as ideology, hegemony and domination must be considered as cognitive frameworks and emotional management systems that delimit and prescribe proper “feelings” for teachers as well. Current educational discourses serve a similar emotional management function. Schools are thus considered battlegrounds for dominance and control of teachers’ emotional lives. Recovering the emotional world of teachers thus serves as a counter-discourse to the current technical-rationalist educational discourse. We conclude …
April 30th 2008, Hispanic News
April 28th 2008, Csusb
April 21st 2008, Csusb
April 14th 2008, Csusb
Vol.35 N.45 April 3rd 2008, Brown Publishing Company
Vol.35 N.45 April 3rd 2008, Brown Publishing Company
Black Voice News
No abstract provided.