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2025 Spring Commencement, Georgia Southern University
2025 Spring Commencement, Georgia Southern University
Commencement Programs
No abstract provided.
Geophysics, And Capturing Ethnographic Interviews Of A Tidal Plantation Burial Ground, Kristin M. Meeuwen (Dew)
Geophysics, And Capturing Ethnographic Interviews Of A Tidal Plantation Burial Ground, Kristin M. Meeuwen (Dew)
College of Graduate Studies: Theses & Dissertations
Plantation development in Chatham County has a rich but incomplete history. Silk Hope, an Ogeechee District tidal plantation, is located seven miles from the city of Savannah on the Northern banks of the Little Ogeechee River. This project focuses on identifying the site boundaries of portions of Silk Hope Plantation and its historical background. Specifically, the project focused on delineating the boundaries of the associated cemetery and/or burial grounds, while estimating the number of individuals interred there using ground-penetrating radar (GPR). Finally, collaborative work with community members, including stakeholder and descendant interviews, will provide ethnographic insights into the site's history …
Rubie K. Lee Photograph Albums, Zach S. Henderson Library Special Collections
Rubie K. Lee Photograph Albums, Zach S. Henderson Library Special Collections
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This collection consists of three photograph albums documenting Rubie K. Lee's work with the Methodist Church’s Women's Missionary Council (WMC) in Korea from the 1920s through the early 1930s. The photographs depict Korea under Japanese rule, showcasing its people and landscapes. Albums also contains photographs of the Ogeechee River flood of 1929, as well as an extensive collection of color postcards from Lee’s travels to Korea, Japan and China.
Auxiliary Of East Georgia Regional Medical Center Records, Zach S. Henderson Library Special Collections
Auxiliary Of East Georgia Regional Medical Center Records, Zach S. Henderson Library Special Collections
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Spanning 1971 to 2022, this collection consists of photographs, financial records, professional and personal correspondence, and scrapbooks from the Auxiliary of East Georgia Regional Medical Center. Additionally, the collection contains digital photographs of oversized commemorative plaques and awards bestowed to the hospital.
Towards An Ontology Of Automated Warehousing Systems, Simon Schaffer, Michael Eder, Philipp Trost, Michael Maximilian Wagner, Timo Lehmann, Felix Rauscher
Towards An Ontology Of Automated Warehousing Systems, Simon Schaffer, Michael Eder, Philipp Trost, Michael Maximilian Wagner, Timo Lehmann, Felix Rauscher
17th IMHRC Proceedings (Trondheim, Norway-2025)
No abstract provided.
Algorithmic Approaches To Path Planning For Collaborative Robot-To-Robot Picking, Christopher Reining, Pia Schreynemackers, Niklas Jost, Alice Kirchheim
Algorithmic Approaches To Path Planning For Collaborative Robot-To-Robot Picking, Christopher Reining, Pia Schreynemackers, Niklas Jost, Alice Kirchheim
17th IMHRC Proceedings (Trondheim, Norway-2025)
No abstract provided.
Shared Autonomy Open Logistics Systems: Definitions, Examples, And Related Literature, Jennifer Pazour
Shared Autonomy Open Logistics Systems: Definitions, Examples, And Related Literature, Jennifer Pazour
17th IMHRC Proceedings (Trondheim, Norway-2025)
No abstract provided.
The Genesis Of Throughput Models For Automated Warehouse Systems - A Drama In Three Acts, Michael Walz, Timo Lehmann, Felix Rauscher, Christophe Senger, Kai Furmans, Michael Eder, Simon Schaffer, Phillipp Trost, Michael Maximilian Wagner, Georg Kartnig
The Genesis Of Throughput Models For Automated Warehouse Systems - A Drama In Three Acts, Michael Walz, Timo Lehmann, Felix Rauscher, Christophe Senger, Kai Furmans, Michael Eder, Simon Schaffer, Phillipp Trost, Michael Maximilian Wagner, Georg Kartnig
17th IMHRC Proceedings (Trondheim, Norway-2025)
The development of automated warehouse systems has been driven by advancements in computing, communication, and control technologies. However, throughput models and guidelines often lag behind industrial implementation. This paper analyzes the historical progression of automated warehouse systems, highlighting the decades-long gap between system realization and model development. By classifying storage technologies and tracing their evolution, we emphasize the need for systematic methodologies to accelerate throughput modeling, ensuring that performance evaluation keeps pace with innovation in warehouse automation.
Graph-Based Foundation For Dels Specification, Leon Mcginnis
Graph-Based Foundation For Dels Specification, Leon Mcginnis
17th IMHRC Proceedings (Trondheim, Norway-2025)
No abstract provided.
Enhancing Social Sustainability In Parcel Hubs Using Discrete Event Simulation And Multi-Objective Optimization, Harald Steinkellner, Domenik Kaever, Christoph Rockenschaub
Enhancing Social Sustainability In Parcel Hubs Using Discrete Event Simulation And Multi-Objective Optimization, Harald Steinkellner, Domenik Kaever, Christoph Rockenschaub
17th IMHRC Proceedings (Trondheim, Norway-2025)
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Advancements In Human Action Recognition In Manual Material Handling Using Machine Learning, Jesus Jimenez, Joni Mccawley, Francis A. Mendez Mediavilla, Abhimanyu Sharotry
Advancements In Human Action Recognition In Manual Material Handling Using Machine Learning, Jesus Jimenez, Joni Mccawley, Francis A. Mendez Mediavilla, Abhimanyu Sharotry
17th IMHRC Proceedings (Trondheim, Norway-2025)
No abstract provided.
Considerations For Implementing Ai In Warehousing Environments, Irma Adams, Nicolas Iman, Natalie S. Cherbaka
Considerations For Implementing Ai In Warehousing Environments, Irma Adams, Nicolas Iman, Natalie S. Cherbaka
17th IMHRC Proceedings (Trondheim, Norway-2025)
No abstract provided.
Logistical Automation In Hospitals In The Dach Region And Approaches To Increasing Process Efficiency Through Automation, Emily C. Spicker, Sabrina Forster, Sonja Stabenow, Sidra Rashid, Johannes Fottner, Dirk Wilhelm
Logistical Automation In Hospitals In The Dach Region And Approaches To Increasing Process Efficiency Through Automation, Emily C. Spicker, Sabrina Forster, Sonja Stabenow, Sidra Rashid, Johannes Fottner, Dirk Wilhelm
17th IMHRC Proceedings (Trondheim, Norway-2025)
No abstract provided.
Concepts For The Use Of Knowledge-Based Engineering In Intralogistics System Planning: Dynamic Layouting, Alexander Ortner-Pichler, Christian Landschützer
Concepts For The Use Of Knowledge-Based Engineering In Intralogistics System Planning: Dynamic Layouting, Alexander Ortner-Pichler, Christian Landschützer
17th IMHRC Proceedings (Trondheim, Norway-2025)
No abstract provided.
Proof-Of-Concept Implementation Of A Drone-Enabled Material Handling System In Manufacturing, Julio Jimenez-Sarda, Daniel F. Silva, Alice E. Smith
Proof-Of-Concept Implementation Of A Drone-Enabled Material Handling System In Manufacturing, Julio Jimenez-Sarda, Daniel F. Silva, Alice E. Smith
17th IMHRC Proceedings (Trondheim, Norway-2025)
No abstract provided.
Georgia Southern Football Gameday Programs, Zach S. Henderson Library Special Collections
Georgia Southern Football Gameday Programs, Zach S. Henderson Library Special Collections
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The Georgia Southern Football Gameday Programs collection contains official publications produced for Georgia Southern University football games, most recently titled, Georgia Southern End Zone: The Official Publication of Eagle Football. The collection also features official gameday programs from away games, published by the hosting teams as well as special-issue editions from the postseason. These materials, spanning 1985-2009, document team rosters, coaches, statistics, and game information, offering a comprehensive record of Georgia Southern football events both at home and on the road.
2024-2025 Georgia Southern University Women's Swimming And Diving Roster, Georgia Southern University
2024-2025 Georgia Southern University Women's Swimming And Diving Roster, Georgia Southern University
Women's Swimming Records
No abstract provided.
Teacher Attrition During And After A Pandemic: A District’S ‘New Normal’ View, Tammy H. Jacobs
Teacher Attrition During And After A Pandemic: A District’S ‘New Normal’ View, Tammy H. Jacobs
College of Graduate Studies: Theses & Dissertations
Teacher attrition has long been a concern in the K-12 educational sector, driven by various factors such as low salaries, lack of administrative support, increased teacher workload and responsibilities, and teacher stress and burnout. When the COVID-19 pandemic struck in March 2020, these existing pressures intensified. The abrupt transition to remote learning placed additional stress on teachers, who had to rapidly adapt their teaching strategies and engage students in virtual learning environments. As educators faced heightened expectations and were given additional duties, many chose to leave the profession entirely or retire early, exacerbating the ongoing teacher shortage. The combination of …
Examining Exercise Self- Efficacy And Functional Mobility In Urban Law Enforcement Officers, Margo F. Jenkins
Examining Exercise Self- Efficacy And Functional Mobility In Urban Law Enforcement Officers, Margo F. Jenkins
College of Graduate Studies: Theses & Dissertations
BACKGROUND: Law enforcement officers perform various physically demanding tasks, but much of their daily activities are sedentary or light intensity. Quality movement patterns are vital for fitness, reducing the risk of injuries, and contributing to motivation for physical activity. PURPOSE: This study examined the relationship between exercise self-efficacy (ESES) and functional mobility (FMS) among law enforcement officers. METHODS: 55 officers participated, with exercise self-efficacy measured using the ESES scale and movement patterns assessed with the Functional Movement Screening (FMS). Correlational analysis and linear regression were used to explore the relationships between FMS and ESES, years of service (YoS) and FMS, …
Artificial Intelligence For Digital Deception: A Study On Detection, Generation, And Evaluation, Tasnim Akter Onisha
Artificial Intelligence For Digital Deception: A Study On Detection, Generation, And Evaluation, Tasnim Akter Onisha
College of Graduate Studies: Theses & Dissertations
The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence has significantly influenced digital media, enabling both the detection and generation of synthetic content. This thesis, titled Artificial Intelligence for digital deception: A Study on Detection, Generation, and Evaluation, explores AI’s role in digital deception through three distinct studies focused on facial expression analysis for deepfake detection, machine learning-based spam classification on cloud platforms, and the evaluation of generative AI state-of-the-art text to video models. The first study investigates the effectiveness of facial expression analysis in distinguishing between deepfake and genuine videos. Using Noldus FaceReader 7, participant’s emotional responses were analyzed while viewing deep-fake …
Investigating Concealments In Infanticide: Incidents And Forensic Entomological Implications, Gillian L. Johnson
Investigating Concealments In Infanticide: Incidents And Forensic Entomological Implications, Gillian L. Johnson
College of Graduate Studies: Theses & Dissertations
Forensic entomology plays a critical role in estimating the minimum postmortem interval (mPMIs), based on insect evidence. When victims are concealed, this can complicate mPMI estimates. Utilizing data from the National Violent Death Reporting System (NVDRS) from 2018 to 2021, I found that victims of infanticides and neonaticides are often concealed. I first investigated the demographics of offenders and victims, how often victims are concealed, and the most common means of concealment. I found that victims of infanticide were likely to be concealed 5% of the time, and neonaticides 50% of the time. Next, I investigated how concealment alters insect …
Dynamic Analysis Of Malware Detection Using Customized Payloads: Examining The Effectiveness Of Manual And Automated Approaches In Web Applications, Jiban Krisna Das
Dynamic Analysis Of Malware Detection Using Customized Payloads: Examining The Effectiveness Of Manual And Automated Approaches In Web Applications, Jiban Krisna Das
College of Graduate Studies: Theses & Dissertations
Web applications are becoming the prime targets for cyber-attacks, where SQL injection (SQLi) and Cross Site Scripting (XSS) are the most exploited vulnerabilities. The study explores a novel approach using customized payloads to examine the effectiveness of manual and automated techniques of malware detection. This dynamic approach can effectively generate attack payloads and identify the vulnerabilities in a website thereby strengthening website security measures. This research focuses on dynamic analysis in a controlled environment while testing and analyzing SQL and XSS payloads under varying security conditions. This quantitative analysis involves crafting targeted payloads to bypass Web Application Firewall (WAF) filters …
A Feminist Narrative Shaped By Bangladesh’S Threads, Salma Akter
A Feminist Narrative Shaped By Bangladesh’S Threads, Salma Akter
College of Graduate Studies: Theses & Dissertations
This thesis explores the intersection of feminist theory and artistic practice, examining how materiality and abstraction reflect gender norms within the socio-political, religious, and colonial context of Bangladesh. It is grounded in four key theoretical frameworks: judith butler’s gender performativity, bell hooks’ intersectional feminism, julia kristeva’s abjection and systems theory. Together, these frameworks provide a comprehensive lens for analyzing how gender inequality is constructed, maintained, and resisted within the socio-political, religious, and colonial context of Bangladesh. Textile-based media serve as a means to engage with these layered systems, drawing from traditional nakshi kantha embroidery to explore patterns of labor, domesticity, …
Journeys Of Love, Hope, And Possibility: Testimonios Of The Strength And Struggles Of Immigrant Latina Mothers Supporting Their Children's Educational Success, Mayra Endira Garcia-Diaz
Journeys Of Love, Hope, And Possibility: Testimonios Of The Strength And Struggles Of Immigrant Latina Mothers Supporting Their Children's Educational Success, Mayra Endira Garcia-Diaz
College of Graduate Studies: Theses & Dissertations
This study explores the intersection of socio-cultural perspectives, cultural identity, and cultural motherhood involvement through the lived experiences of ten first-generation Latina immigrant mothers. The purpose is to analyze immigrant Latina mothers’ experiences, communications, and activities that support their children’s educational success. It fills the gaps in Latinx curriculum orientations by positioning cultural, emotional, and value-laden forms of learning at home as spaces of opportunity, places of possibility, and sites where ancestral wisdom meets everyday resistance. The study is grounded in testimonio as a Chicana/Latina feminist methodology and epistemology. Data were collected through in-depth semi-structured interviews conducted in Spanish to …
Majority Decision Using Top-Performing Neural Networks Models For Improved Credit Risk Prediction, Vincent Dey
Majority Decision Using Top-Performing Neural Networks Models For Improved Credit Risk Prediction, Vincent Dey
College of Graduate Studies: Theses & Dissertations
Credit risk prediction remains both a challenging and high-interest problem due to the inherently unbalanced nature of financial datasets and the continuous drive for higher pre- dictive precision. In this work, I build upon previous advancements in credit risk modeling and introduce an ensemble-based Artificial Neural Network (ANN) architecture designed to enhance classification performance. By leveraging a selective ensemble of decision net- works, this approach not only improves prediction accuracy but also mitigates the chal- lenges posed by imbalanced data distributions. While the primary focus is on credit risk prediction, my analysis demonstrates that the proposed model can be effectively …
Defect Detection In Extrusion-Based Bio-Printed Constructs Using Video-Based Vibration Analysis, Md Anisur Rahman
Defect Detection In Extrusion-Based Bio-Printed Constructs Using Video-Based Vibration Analysis, Md Anisur Rahman
College of Graduate Studies: Theses & Dissertations
Bio-additive manufacturing has emerged as a transformative advancement in biomedical engineering, enabling the fabrication of complex biological structures. However, maintaining the precision and quality of printed constructs remains a significant challenge, particularly in applications such as bioprinted organ transplants. Among the key factors affecting structural integrity, dimensional inconsistencies and interlayer defects present major obstacles, potentially compromising mechanical stability and functionality. This study explores the detection of defects caused by variations in dimensional accuracy and layer-to-layer adhesion. To address these challenges, a video-based motion estimation technique is employed as a non-contact and non-destructive evaluation method. Traditional approaches, such as contact-based and …
The Relationship Between Nutrition Knowledge And Dietary Behavior Of Student-Athletes, Kerry A. Smith, Kathleen Fritch, James Rost, Amy Jo Riggs, Juliann Sergi Mcbrayer, Monika Krah
The Relationship Between Nutrition Knowledge And Dietary Behavior Of Student-Athletes, Kerry A. Smith, Kathleen Fritch, James Rost, Amy Jo Riggs, Juliann Sergi Mcbrayer, Monika Krah
Georgia Educational Researcher
The purpose of this study was to examine the relationship between nutrition knowledge and dietary behavior while controlling for academic major, year, and gender among Division III student-athletes. Sufficient nutrition is essential for athletic performance, injury reduction, and overall health. However, student-athletes face unique challenges that can disrupt optimal nutrition, including poor nutrition knowledge and access to available resources. While several studies have examined the relationship between nutrition knowledge and dietary behavior, no known studies have addressed this among Division III student-athletes. This non-experimental correlational study examined dietary behavior using the Rapid Eating and Activity Assessment for Participants (REAP-S) and …
Bridging The Digital Gap In Rural Health: Interoperable Electronic Health Records As Catalysts For Equity And Chronic Disease Transformation, Jacob O. Gakpo, Padde Musa, Bright Agbenu, Olayemi Aloba, Gulzar H. Shah
Bridging The Digital Gap In Rural Health: Interoperable Electronic Health Records As Catalysts For Equity And Chronic Disease Transformation, Jacob O. Gakpo, Padde Musa, Bright Agbenu, Olayemi Aloba, Gulzar H. Shah
Eagles Talking About the Public’s Health
No abstract provided.
Is Laughter The Best Medicine? Analyzing The Role Of Gallows Humor In Nursing Education, Favour Onichabor-Connell
Is Laughter The Best Medicine? Analyzing The Role Of Gallows Humor In Nursing Education, Favour Onichabor-Connell
Honors College Theses
Gallows humor is a coping mechanism used by healthcare professionals to manage stress and emotional burden. Understanding its role in nursing education can help educators and students navigate the complexities of the profession. This study examined its significance through a literature review and a survey of nursing students and educators. The literature review included 15 peer-reviewed articles from databases like GALILEO, CINAHL, PubMed, and Scopus, highlighting both its benefits and ethical concerns. Findings suggest gallows humor is commonly used for stress management and is generally viewed as beneficial for learning and emotional resilience. However, concerns were raised about its potential …