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Activism As Leadership: Supporting Progressive Activists Within Our Work, S. Gavin Weiser
Activism As Leadership: Supporting Progressive Activists Within Our Work, S. Gavin Weiser
Faculty Publications - College of Education
This empirical work is driven by a study on the experiences and motivation of a group of college-aged student activists. Using a cohort of 14 millennial-aged activists who organized their work in response to a rise of right-wing authoritarianism in national and state politics, this paper presents recommendations for how student affairs professionals working in activities-oriented functional areas can leverage these experiences to build capacity around engagement, leadership development, sense of belonging, and work in partnership with these communities to challenge unjust practices within the academy. Further, I argue that in order to do our work of supporting students in …
Beyond The Bandwagon: Curating Cultural Memory At Milner Library, April K. Anderson-Zorn, Karmine Beecroft, Maureen Brunsdale, Brooke Bowers-Troutman, Sarah Coffman, Rebecca Fitzsimmons, Kathryn Jasper, Lauren M. Lowell, Tara Lyons, Morgan Price, Mark Schmitt, Rachel E. Scott, Samantha Wolter, Angela Yon
Beyond The Bandwagon: Curating Cultural Memory At Milner Library, April K. Anderson-Zorn, Karmine Beecroft, Maureen Brunsdale, Brooke Bowers-Troutman, Sarah Coffman, Rebecca Fitzsimmons, Kathryn Jasper, Lauren M. Lowell, Tara Lyons, Morgan Price, Mark Schmitt, Rachel E. Scott, Samantha Wolter, Angela Yon
Reports and White Papers - Milner Library
Archival and manuscript materials record human experience; they document how people have lived, worked, interacted, and thought about the world. These unique or rare materials make visible the experience and impact of individuals and organizations within their respective cultural, geographical, historical, local, and educational milieu. By exploring such documents and objects, patrons can see and investigate these relationships firsthand. Primary sources form the bedrock of humanistic research, personal inquiry, and engaged teaching. With this volume, we invite you to explore the unique and rare materials housed in Milner Library’s Special Collections and Dr. Jo Ann Rayfield University Archives as well …
Openline Newsletter, January/February 2023, Civil Service Council
Openline Newsletter, January/February 2023, Civil Service Council
OpenLine Newsletter
A monthly newsletter for Civil Service employees, January/February 2023.
Exploring Faculty Perspectives On Open Access At A Medium-Sized, American Doctoral University, Rachel E. Scott, Julie Murphy, Cassie Thayer-Styes, Chad E. Buckley, Anne Shelley
Exploring Faculty Perspectives On Open Access At A Medium-Sized, American Doctoral University, Rachel E. Scott, Julie Murphy, Cassie Thayer-Styes, Chad E. Buckley, Anne Shelley
Faculty and Staff Publications – Milner Library
Faculty hold widely varying perspectives on the benefits and challenges afforded by open access (OA) publishing. In the United States, conversations on OA models and strategy have been dominated by scholars affiliated with Carnegie R1 institutions. This article reports findings from interviews conducted with faculty at a Carnegie R2 institution, highlighting disciplinary and individual perspectives on the high costs and rich rewards afforded by OA. The results reiterate the persistence of a high degree of skepticism regarding the quality of peer review and business models associated with OA publishing. By exploring scholars’ perceptions of and experiences with OA publishing and …
Senate Meeting, December 7, 2022, Academic Senate
Senate Meeting, December 7, 2022, Academic Senate
Academic Senate Minutes
No abstract provided.
Presenting The Afriarch Isotopic Database, Steven Goldstein, Sean Hixon, Erin Scott, Jesse Wolfhagen, Victor Iminjili, Anneke Janzen, Kendra Chritz, Elizabeth Sawchuk, Emmanuel Ndiema, Judith C. Sealy, Abigail Stone, Gretchen Zoeller, Leanne N. Phelps, Ricardo Fernandes
Presenting The Afriarch Isotopic Database, Steven Goldstein, Sean Hixon, Erin Scott, Jesse Wolfhagen, Victor Iminjili, Anneke Janzen, Kendra Chritz, Elizabeth Sawchuk, Emmanuel Ndiema, Judith C. Sealy, Abigail Stone, Gretchen Zoeller, Leanne N. Phelps, Ricardo Fernandes
Faculty Publications – Sociology and Anthropology
AfriArch is an archaeological and paleoenvironmental data community designed to integrate datasets related to human-environmental interactions in Holocene Africa. Here we present a dataset of bioarchaeological stable isotope (C/N/O) and radiocarbon measurements from African archaeological sites spanning the Holocene. Modern measurements, when reported together with archaeological data in original publications, are also included. The dataset consists of 5568 entries and covers the entirety of Africa, though most isotopic research has been concentrated in southern Africa. The AfriArch isotopic dataset can be used in paleodietary, paleodemography, paleoclimatic, and paleoenvironmental studies. It can also be employed to highlight data gaps across space …
Illinois State University, One Hundred And Sixty-Third Annual Commencement, December 2022, Illinois State University
Illinois State University, One Hundred And Sixty-Third Annual Commencement, December 2022, Illinois State University
Commencement Programs
Illinois State University
One Hundred and Sixty-Third Annual Commencement
December 2022
Thanatechnology: Designing For Death, Samantha Grace Bruner
Thanatechnology: Designing For Death, Samantha Grace Bruner
Theses and Dissertations
Thanatechnology, or the study of death technology, is based within the human need to “figure out” death. Through the ages, humans have used technology to further our understanding of what it means to die and what it means to mourn as a way of figuring out what it means to live. Digital data is a huge part of recent digital technology and includes social media data which is a part of many peoples’ daily lives. This leads to many questions including what happens to social media pages when someone dies. These “digital graveyards” leave a lasting impact on many social …
Covid-19 And Challenges To The Classical Theory Of Epidemics, Simon Levin
Covid-19 And Challenges To The Classical Theory Of Epidemics, Simon Levin
Annual Symposium on Biomathematics and Ecology Education and Research
No abstract provided.
Open Access Literature In Libraries: Principles And Practices, Karen Brunsting, Caitlin Harrington, Rachel E. Scott
Open Access Literature In Libraries: Principles And Practices, Karen Brunsting, Caitlin Harrington, Rachel E. Scott
Faculty and Staff Publications – Milner Library
Open Access has evolved into the most complex challenge of the scholarly communication landscape and something libraries grapple with on a regular basis. But although librarians hold increasingly positive perceptions about OA, including its richness of unique content and immediacy of access, many lack the understanding, training, documentation, and knowledge of best practices that would allow them to engage with it confidently. This book helps to fill that gap, using a holistic approach that walks readers through the steps of integrating OA resources into library collections and supporting OA initiatives irrespective of budget, institution type, collection size, and staffing. Explaining …
Cultural Exchange: Defining The Native American And African Slave Interaction At Rich Neck Plantation, Theartis R. Butler
Cultural Exchange: Defining The Native American And African Slave Interaction At Rich Neck Plantation, Theartis R. Butler
Theses and Dissertations
Surprisingly few studies of the history of American slavery have investigated the interconnectedness of Native Americans and Africans and African Americans. We now know Native Americans were instrumental in helping the first trans-Atlantic colonizers settle in the Americas. However, history shows that this alliance did not last, and settlers took Native American lands. While settlers dispossessed Indigenous peoples, they also shifted the sources of labor for their new plantations on unceded land. Native Americans were the first source of cheap, coerced labor. American slavery eventually brought Africans from their homes to the early American colonies. Africans had to learn and …
Steps Towards Liberation For Low-Income Black Residents Through Anti-Racist And Counter-Racial Capitalist Community Development Practices, Natasha Moodie
Steps Towards Liberation For Low-Income Black Residents Through Anti-Racist And Counter-Racial Capitalist Community Development Practices, Natasha Moodie
Theses and Dissertations
Racial capitalism has historically and systematically disenfranchised Black residents in the United States of America. Racial capitalism perpetuates the racial wealth gap and continues to inhibit Black residents from accumulating wealth. I argue that the community development field must implement practices that address the disenfranchisement of Black residents by the systems of racial capitalism. This research aims to highlight community development processes and practices that counter the effects of racial capitalism on low-income Black residents. I conducted a case study on the City and County of San Francisco due to their anti-racist approach to housing and community development, specifically focusing …
Senate Meeting, October 26, 2022, Academic Senate
Senate Meeting, October 26, 2022, Academic Senate
Academic Senate Minutes
No abstract provided.
Hearts Of Gold: Adapting The Lives Of 19th Century Alaskan Sex Workers Into A Biopic, Kelly Pierce
Hearts Of Gold: Adapting The Lives Of 19th Century Alaskan Sex Workers Into A Biopic, Kelly Pierce
Theses and Dissertations
This dissertation will present my work as a scholar-practitioner who seeks to find the balance between the scholarly knowledge and practitioner knowledge needed to adapt a nonfiction book for the screen. In grounding my project between these two knowledge bases, I am hoping to make a contribution to the scholarship surrounding adaptation theories when applied to film while producing a screenplay informed by both knowledges.
Bug-In-Ear Technology As A Clinical Teaching Tool For Au.D. Education: A Pilot Study, Teffany R. Ventura, Diana C. Emanuel, Emily Hildebrand, Amanda Kozlowski
Bug-In-Ear Technology As A Clinical Teaching Tool For Au.D. Education: A Pilot Study, Teffany R. Ventura, Diana C. Emanuel, Emily Hildebrand, Amanda Kozlowski
Teaching and Learning in Communication Sciences & Disorders
Traditional forms of clinical pedagogy include post-observation feedback and side-by-side coaching. The purpose of this pilot study was to evaluate a newer strategy, bug-in-ear technology (BIET), in which clinical supervisors provide live feedback through a discrete earpiece. BIET has the potential to overcome limitations associated with traditional clinical pedagogy. This pilot study compared side-by-side coaching to BIET coaching, using standardized patients in an on-campus audiology clinic. In this study, first-year Au.D. students conducted a case history assessment for two standardized patients. Likert-response ratings and qualitative data from open-set questions indicated BIET coaching was well received by supervisors because it provided …
Equity, Diversity, And Inclusion Annual Report, 2021-2022, Illinois State University
Equity, Diversity, And Inclusion Annual Report, 2021-2022, Illinois State University
Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Annual Report
Illinois State University's Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Annual Report, 2021-2022.
Signs & Symbols, Vol. 22, Fall 2022, Illinois State University, Department Of Sociology And Anthropology
Signs & Symbols, Vol. 22, Fall 2022, Illinois State University, Department Of Sociology And Anthropology
Signs & Symbols
Newsletter of the Illinois State University Department of Sociology and Anthropology
Redbird Impact, Vol. 5, No. 2 (Fall 2022), Center For Civic Engagement
Redbird Impact, Vol. 5, No. 2 (Fall 2022), Center For Civic Engagement
Redbird Impact
No abstract provided.
Redbird Scholar, Vol. 8, No. 1 (Fall 2022), Illinois State University, Office Of The Vice President For Research And Graduate Studies
Redbird Scholar, Vol. 8, No. 1 (Fall 2022), Illinois State University, Office Of The Vice President For Research And Graduate Studies
Redbird Scholar
No abstract provided.
An Exploration Of Communities Of Practice In The Stem Teacher Context: What Predicts Ties Of Retention?, Brandon Ofem, Michael Beeth, Jessica Doering, Kathleen Fink, Rebecca Konz, Margaret J. Mohr-Schroeder, Samuel J. Polizzi, Gillian Roehrig, Gregory T. Rushton, Keith Sheppard
An Exploration Of Communities Of Practice In The Stem Teacher Context: What Predicts Ties Of Retention?, Brandon Ofem, Michael Beeth, Jessica Doering, Kathleen Fink, Rebecca Konz, Margaret J. Mohr-Schroeder, Samuel J. Polizzi, Gillian Roehrig, Gregory T. Rushton, Keith Sheppard
Journal of STEM Teacher Education
The STEM teacher workforce in the United States has faced a host of pressing challenges, including teacher shortages, pervasive job dissatisfaction, and high turnover, problems largely attributable to working conditions within schools and districts. These problems have been exacerbated in high-needs districts with fewer resources and more students from low-income communities. Since social network research has shown that workplace relationships are vital for retention, this study investigates the demographic and relational antecedents to what we dub ties of retention. We explore how demographic and relational properties affect the likelihood that teachers have “retention-friendly” networks, characterized by connections important for …
2022 Latinx Heritage Month, Illinois State University, Latin American And Latino/A Studies Program
2022 Latinx Heritage Month, Illinois State University, Latin American And Latino/A Studies Program
Latinx Heritage Month Posters
Schedule of events for Illinois State University's Latinx Heritage Month celebration
Alumni Matter, Summer 2022, Women's, Gender, And Sexuality Studies Program
Alumni Matter, Summer 2022, Women's, Gender, And Sexuality Studies Program
Alumni Matter (2009-2022)
A bulletin of Illinois State University’s Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies program, Summer 2022.
Minimum Wage As A Tool For Combatting Renter Burdens, Jack Hanson
Minimum Wage As A Tool For Combatting Renter Burdens, Jack Hanson
Student Research – Stevenson Center
There is a severe shortage of affordable housing in the United States. In 2011, the number of low-cost rental units (units renting for $800 or less per month) stood around 23.5 million, but by 2017, this number dropped to 19.5 million, roughly a 17% decrease (Joint Center for Housing Studies, 2020). The result is that in 2020, only 37 affordable units exist for every 100 of the nation’s 10.8 million extremely low-income renters (those earning 30% or less of the area median income) (National Low Income Housing Coalition, 2021). One contributing factor is that higher-income households are beginning to rent …
#Savequicksilver: How Fans Of The Mcu Established Their Fan Identities After Pietro’S False Introduction In The Disney + Series Wandavision, Isabela Scaturro
#Savequicksilver: How Fans Of The Mcu Established Their Fan Identities After Pietro’S False Introduction In The Disney + Series Wandavision, Isabela Scaturro
Theses and Dissertations
The Marvel Cinematic Universe has one of the largest fandoms in the world, thus making this fandom crucial for fandom studies. In this study, I examine how fan interactions demonstrate fan identities and fandom hierarchies after a particular character in the MCU’s first Disney+ series WandaVision was reintroduced and caused a controversy about the actor playing the character . Fans used the hashtag #SaveQuicksilver to express their feelings about Pietro, a character who was brought back into the MCU as a different actor and became a random character in the MCU. This is significant in fan studies because it caused …
“Give Me The Rules, I’Ll Understand Grammar Better ”: Exploring The Effectiveness Of Usage-Based Grammar Approach Through Explicit Instruction Of Adverbials, Pouya Vakili
Theses and Dissertations
The main purpose of this dissertation is to examine the (in)effectiveness of the Usage-based grammar approach through explicit instruction of adverbials in the US educational context. One area that can complicate the question of native speakers’ grammar knowledge is their awareness of grammatical terms and their functions. Along with exploring psychological and linguistic domains of language learning and instructional theories and methodologies, and also investigating grammar teaching in US schools, this dissertation intends to examine native speakers’ knowledge of grammar focusing on adverbs and adverbials as its pedagogical concern. Using a limited pool of students to examine the effectiveness of …
A Study Of The Impact Of Covid-19 On Latinx College Students In The Midwest, Molly Erin Ricci
A Study Of The Impact Of Covid-19 On Latinx College Students In The Midwest, Molly Erin Ricci
Theses and Dissertations
This study investigates how Latinx undergraduate college students at Illinois State University who were enrolled in the spring 2020 semester experienced the transition to online learning after the onset of the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic. It explores how they were affected by the pandemic and how they coped with it in the aftermath of college closures and movement to online learning. Qualitative data and methods were utilized through a series of 10 interviews collected in a snowball sample with various starting points. Broadly, it was found that the pandemic affected the students’ learning and college experiences greatly. There is much already …
Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, And Access Annual Report, Fiscal Year 2022, April K. Anderson-Zorn, Elizabeth Babin, Karmine Beecroft, Chad E. Buckley, Susan Franzen, Mallory Jallas, Laura Killingsworth, Heather Koopmans, Rachel E. Scott, Lindsey Skaggs, Eric Willey
Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, And Access Annual Report, Fiscal Year 2022, April K. Anderson-Zorn, Elizabeth Babin, Karmine Beecroft, Chad E. Buckley, Susan Franzen, Mallory Jallas, Laura Killingsworth, Heather Koopmans, Rachel E. Scott, Lindsey Skaggs, Eric Willey
Reports and White Papers - Milner Library
Report of Milner Library's activities and initiatives related to Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Access in Fiscal Year 2022
Openline Newsletter, July/August 2022, Civil Service Council
Openline Newsletter, July/August 2022, Civil Service Council
OpenLine Newsletter
A monthly newsletter for Civil Service employees, July/August 2022.
State: The Magazine Of Illinois State University, Summer 2022, Illinois State University, University Marketing And Communications
State: The Magazine Of Illinois State University, Summer 2022, Illinois State University, University Marketing And Communications
State: The Magazine of Illinois State University (1999-present)
Illinois State University alumni magazine
A Proposed Framework For Peer Reviews, Sarah M. Ginsberg, Colleen F. Visconti
A Proposed Framework For Peer Reviews, Sarah M. Ginsberg, Colleen F. Visconti
Teaching and Learning in Communication Sciences & Disorders
Journal manuscripts are peer reviewed with the hopes that the peer review will facilitate an editor's decision regarding the disposition of the article and that the feedback will be helpful to the authors in improving their manuscript. However peer reviews may not achieve these goals if they lack sufficient analysis and feedback. This article presents a domains of language for peer review (DoLPR) framework to improve depth and quality of peer reviews conducted on journal manuscripts. The framework was developed in hopes of improving the quality of peer reviews.