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2021-2022 Library Annual Report, Library Services
2021-2022 Library Annual Report, Library Services
Annual Reports
No abstract provided.
Graduate Scholar 2022: Journal Of Scholarship And Recognition, Graduate School Of Eastern Illinois University
Graduate Scholar 2022: Journal Of Scholarship And Recognition, Graduate School Of Eastern Illinois University
Graduate Scholar
No abstract provided.
Bio 2005g : Human Biology, Biological Sciences
Bio 2005g : Human Biology, Biological Sciences
Approved Course Proposals
No abstract provided.
Ntr 4940 : Food Service Management, Nutrition & Dietetics
Ntr 4940 : Food Service Management, Nutrition & Dietetics
Approved Course Proposals
No abstract provided.
Ntr 1120 : Food Science, Nutrition And Dietetics
Ntr 1120 : Food Science, Nutrition And Dietetics
Approved Course Proposals
No abstract provided.
From Soup To Nuts - The Efficiency Of Non-Profits: Evidence From U.S. Food Banks, Mary A. Mattingly
From Soup To Nuts - The Efficiency Of Non-Profits: Evidence From U.S. Food Banks, Mary A. Mattingly
Masters Theses
Nonprofits are a growing part of America’s economy and play an import role in fulfilling the needs of society in addition to private firms and government agencies. Economists haven’t researched nonprofits as much as other firms in the past, but this is starting to change. This project looks at the efficiency of 20 food banks in the United States using Data Envelopment Analysis. The results show that American Food Banks appear to be using their funds efficiently, but others could learn to use their inputs and outputs in a more efficient manner. As more data becomes available, this area of …
Deciphering The Role Of Mitochondrial Physiology And Thermal Acclimation In Shaping Whole Organismal Performance Of An Invasive Forest Pest, Essa Alrashdi
Masters Theses
Environmental factors such as temperature are substantial determinants of the spongy moth, L. dispar, distribution, reproduction, and growth. Accumulating energy reserves at the larval stage is particularly important to L. dispar, since the larvae metamorphose into a fully-grown, non-feeding adult. As non-feeding adults, the energy balance of the pupae must be adequate, to ensure enough energy reserves for adult dispersal, egg maturation and overall persistence of the species in the region. At this stage, environmental temperature also determines daily metabolic demands, and the overall cost of sustaining ecologically relevant activities. Various hypotheses describing a mismatched growth and metabolic …
Does Social Support Mediate The Relationship Between Locus Of Control And Activity Levels?, Leah L. Oglesby
Does Social Support Mediate The Relationship Between Locus Of Control And Activity Levels?, Leah L. Oglesby
Masters Theses
The aim of the present study is to examine the mediating effect of social support on the relationship between internal locus of control (LOC) and engagement in activity, treating general physical activity and deliberate exercise as specific and separate domains. Two models will be investigated: a domain-general model and an exercise-specific model, the former examining the mediating effect of general social support on the relationship between health locus of control and general physical activity and the latter examining the mediating effect of exercise-specific social support on the relationship between exercise LOC and deliberate exercise engagement. Survey responses from 279 college-aged …
Assessing Early Educators’ Knowledge Of Behavior Management, Early Intervention, And Developmental Delay, Jillian Mcmahan
Assessing Early Educators’ Knowledge Of Behavior Management, Early Intervention, And Developmental Delay, Jillian Mcmahan
Masters Theses
The current study examined pre-service teachers’ knowledge of behavior management strategies, early intervention, and developmental delay. Data were collected from 107 participants. Thirty-two were pre-service early education teachers currently enrolled in educator prep courses and 75 were in-service early education teachers. Participants completed an online questionnaire that included the following topics: problem behaviors, evidence-based practices, preschool expulsion, and educator prep courses. In-service teachers were better than pre-service teachers at identifying the top three commonly observed preschool student problem behaviors. For evidence-based practices, a majority of pre-service and in-service participants indicated that they would probably or definitely (4 and 5 ratings) …
Merger Of Public Health And Nutrition & Dietetics, Academic Affairs
Merger Of Public Health And Nutrition & Dietetics, Academic Affairs
Executive Actions
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Ntr 1121 : Food Service Sanitation, Nutrition And Dietetics
Ntr 1121 : Food Service Sanitation, Nutrition And Dietetics
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Ntr 4752 : Focus On Diabetes, Nutrition And Dietetics
Ntr 4752 : Focus On Diabetes, Nutrition And Dietetics
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Ntr 4758 : Culinary Medicine, Nutrition & Dietetics
Ntr 4758 : Culinary Medicine, Nutrition & Dietetics
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Ntr 1190 : Food Science, Honors, Nutrition & Dietetics
Ntr 1190 : Food Science, Honors, Nutrition & Dietetics
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Hhs 3000 : Interprofessional Education In Collaborative Health And Human Services, Human Services
Hhs 3000 : Interprofessional Education In Collaborative Health And Human Services, Human Services
Approved Course Proposals
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Nutrition Minor, Nutrition & Dietetics
Nutrition Minor, Nutrition & Dietetics
Program Revisions/Additions
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Bs In Health Sciences Part 1, Public Health
Bs In Health Sciences Part 1, Public Health
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Bs In Health Sciences Part 2, Public Health
Bs In Health Sciences Part 2, Public Health
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Bs In Health Sciences Part 3, Public Health
Bs In Health Sciences Part 3, Public Health
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Bs In Health Sciences Part 4, Public Health
Bs In Health Sciences Part 4, Public Health
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Bs In Health Sciences Part 5, Public Health
Bs In Health Sciences Part 5, Public Health
Program Revisions/Additions
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Bs In Health Sciences New Major, Public Health
Bs In Health Sciences New Major, Public Health
Program Revisions/Additions
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Exercise Science Pre-Occupational Therapy, Ksr
Exercise Science Pre-Occupational Therapy, Ksr
Program Revisions/Additions
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Exercise Science Pre-Physical Therapy, Ksr
Exercise Science Pre-Physical Therapy, Ksr
Program Revisions/Additions
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Exercise Science, Ksr
Bs Nutrition & Dietetics, Nutrition & Dietetics
Bs Nutrition & Dietetics, Nutrition & Dietetics
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Crime, Crisis And Economic Growth: An Investigation Of Socio-Economic Determinants Of Crimes In The Indian States, Ankita Thapa
Crime, Crisis And Economic Growth: An Investigation Of Socio-Economic Determinants Of Crimes In The Indian States, Ankita Thapa
Masters Theses
This paper investigates the impact of socio-economic conditions on five major crime heads from 2001-2019 using a panel data set for the Indian states. The paper focus on the great recession of 2008-09, economic growth of the states, and deterrence variables. The paper employed two estimation procedures: panel Fixed-Effect and two-stage least square-fixed effect (2SLS-FE). The 2SLS-FE is preferred over the fixed effect method, where poverty is treated as an endogenous variable with higher education and social sector expenditure as instrumental variables. A dummy variable is used for the period of the great recession. A square of state GDP per …
Cloning Of Root-Specific Promoters In Helianthus Annuus And Populus Trichocarpa, Jacob Murphy
Cloning Of Root-Specific Promoters In Helianthus Annuus And Populus Trichocarpa, Jacob Murphy
Masters Theses
Tissue-specific promoters are a valuable tool in plant biotechnology because they allow for precise spatial control of transgene expression. To identify root-specific promoters in sunflower (Helianthus annuus), sunflower RNA sequence (RNA-seq) data were screened in silico by Pavlidis Template Matching (PTM) with a root-specific template. Eight root-specific genes were identified in sunflower. The 2.5kbp promoter regions of six of these root-specific sunflower genes (HaTOR1L3, HaGOXL3A, HaGOXL3B, HaAPA1, HaPOE1, and HaMOP10) were successfully cloned as well as the 3kbp promoter regions of four root-specific genes previously identified in poplar (Populus trichocarpa …
Identification And Cloning Of Transcripts From Triterpenoid-Induced Neuronal Outgrowth In Neuro-2a Cells From Mus Musculus, Meshael Alrashidi
Identification And Cloning Of Transcripts From Triterpenoid-Induced Neuronal Outgrowth In Neuro-2a Cells From Mus Musculus, Meshael Alrashidi
Masters Theses
Neurodegenerative diseases severely reduce quality of life and are often responsible for the death of those suffering from them. In addition to the societal toll these diseases inflict on populations, the health care costs are estimated to be hundreds of billions of dollars annually for the U.S. alone. Unfortunately, direct pharmacological treatment for some of the most common of these diseases, such as Alzheimer’s, remains elusive. Traditional medicine in China and India have recommended a variety of plants for preventing and treating these diseases. For example, Centella asiatica (L.) Urban, also knows as Gotu Kola, is believed to treat and …
Daily Eastern News: October 29, 2021, Eastern Illinois University
Daily Eastern News: October 29, 2021, Eastern Illinois University
October
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