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The Daily Egyptian, August 14, 2013, Daily Egyptian Staff
The Daily Egyptian, August 14, 2013, Daily Egyptian Staff
August 2013
No abstract provided.
Utilizing The Individual Placement And Support Model In The Recovery Process Of Individuals With Serious Mental Illness, Lisa A. Sone
Utilizing The Individual Placement And Support Model In The Recovery Process Of Individuals With Serious Mental Illness, Lisa A. Sone
Research Papers
Individuals with serious mental illness (SMI) have a high unemployment rate when compared to individuals without mental illness. Qualitative studies have shown that many individuals with SMI desire to work and see employment as an important step in their recovery processes, but they need assistance in securing and maintaining employment. A supported employment approach that research has proven effective with the SMI population is the individual placement and support (IPS) model. Tested against other vocational rehabilitation methods, IPS results in more competitive employment outcomes. This paper reviews the literature on SMI, compares the IPS process to other employment programs, addresses …
The Daily Egyptian, August 01, 2013, Daily Egyptian Staff
The Daily Egyptian, August 01, 2013, Daily Egyptian Staff
August 2013
No abstract provided.
In Our Own Backyard: A Qualitative Investigation Of Marginalized And Dominant Perspectives On White Privilege In Counseling Psychology Training Programs, Steven Matthew Andrews
In Our Own Backyard: A Qualitative Investigation Of Marginalized And Dominant Perspectives On White Privilege In Counseling Psychology Training Programs, Steven Matthew Andrews
Dissertations
Systemic racism endures in the United States (Feagin, 2010). The race-related barriers experienced by trainees of color in counseling, clinical, and school psychology programs (Clark et al., 2012; Maton et al., 2011) reflect this reality. Focusing exclusively on the barriers confronting people of color, though, can distract from the benefits and power that Whites accrue to maintain a system of privilege and oppression. Recently, counseling psychologists have recognized the critical importance of understanding social privilege (Israel, 2012) and its unique features based on context (Ancis & Szymanski, 2001). However, the study of White privilege within counseling psychology training is an …
El Ángel De La Sombra: Teosofismo Y Motivaciones Subversivas, Reed N. Davis
El Ángel De La Sombra: Teosofismo Y Motivaciones Subversivas, Reed N. Davis
Research Papers
No abstract provided.
Discourse Of Defection: Political Representation Of North Koreans, Bethany Ann Stallings
Discourse Of Defection: Political Representation Of North Koreans, Bethany Ann Stallings
Theses
This paper uses theoretical frameworks from Critical Discourse Analysis to analyze articles from a South Korean English-print newspaper (the Korea Times), one humanitarian group's website (Liberty in North Korea), and an article in The Economist as examples of the two major discursive styles of representation(s) of North Korea and its people. In mapping the two major representations of North Korea and its people: 1) as "defectors" and 2) as "refugees," I examine the discursive themes employed in each of the three texts. I conclude by describing some of the implications of a discourse of defection and suggest that for future …
Effectiveness Of Text-Messaging In Spanish Vocabulary Teaching / Learning, Flavia Melisa Velasquez
Effectiveness Of Text-Messaging In Spanish Vocabulary Teaching / Learning, Flavia Melisa Velasquez
Theses
Mobile learning is the attainment of any knowledge or skill through using mobile technology, anywhere, anytime (Hashemi et al. 2477). Hashemi and Ghasemi also state that mobile phones are one of the most successful technologies in the past two decades (2947). More and more educators are using mobile phones as an educational tool. Second Language Acquisition has also been redefined due to the advent of Mobile learning and text-messaging. Khazaie and Ketabi explain that "the value of deploying technology at the service of learning and teaching seems to be both self-evident and unavoidable" (174). There are many studies of using …
The Social Construction Of Deviance, Activism, And Identity In Women's Accounts Of Abortion, Mallary Allen
The Social Construction Of Deviance, Activism, And Identity In Women's Accounts Of Abortion, Mallary Allen
Dissertations
The mainstream abortion rights debate in the United States, its opposing factions popularly identified as pro-choice and pro-life, is reliant upon identifiable narratives of abortion's value to women and society and, alternately, its harms. This dissertation traces more than one hundred years of evolution of popular rhetoric surrounding the practice of elective termination of pregnancy in the U.S. and identifies the understandings of abortion and the women who have them which are most prominent in our culture today. This dissertation examines the ways in which women who have had abortions invoke the rhetoric of "sympathetic abortion" in making sense of …
Immigrant Female Professors As Gendered 'Cultural Tokens' In University, Debaleena Ghosh
Immigrant Female Professors As Gendered 'Cultural Tokens' In University, Debaleena Ghosh
Research Papers
This study focuses on the intersection of gender, race, ethnicity and immigrant status to understand the binary division between ‘us’ and they’ that produces an experience of ‘outsider-within’, ‘otherness’ or ‘exotic other’ at workplaces, especially in academia. Therefore, this paper looks at how these different statuses meet to shape the academic experience of female faculty and determine their opportunities, responsibilities, authority, legitimacy and advancement at work. I interviewed immigrant female professors at a large public university in Midwest. I find that these women are segregated, disrespected, and denied of authority by both colleagues and students, they are stripped of their …
Facebook As Social Support For A One-Time Weight Loss Intervention Among College Students, Erica Seely
Facebook As Social Support For A One-Time Weight Loss Intervention Among College Students, Erica Seely
Theses
Approximately 32% of college-aged individuals are overweight or obese, yet few weight loss programs have effectively motivated this population to adopt a healthier lifestyle. A majority of this population frequently uses the social networking site Facebook. This study examined the impact of a Facebook social support group on weight loss efforts of college students. A total of 24 students were randomly assigned to either the intervention group, which consisted of a Facebook support group, or control group after attending a one-time weight loss class. Assessments were taken at baseline and four weeks. Of participants in this study, 83.3% were Facebook …
Under Construction: Viewing Manipulated Space, Michael David Farrell Jr.
Under Construction: Viewing Manipulated Space, Michael David Farrell Jr.
Theses
North America, the United States in particular, has established an unique and distinct connection to the the wildspaces outside of urban environments. The two spaces, urban and wilderness, are placed in opposition to one another in a sliding valuation scale that is based on the degradation experienced in these urban areas, due to industrialized capitalist means of production, by the inhabitants. These effects are the source of both literary and visual art protests that originate in the 19th century in both generations of the Hudson River School painters, American pastoral writing, philosophy, and photographs. These romanticized views of natural space …
Cracking The Corruption Code: The Case Of Afghanistan, Qaiss Khan Alokozai Mr.
Cracking The Corruption Code: The Case Of Afghanistan, Qaiss Khan Alokozai Mr.
Research Papers
This paper is about a very complicated and multifaceted issue of corruption. The main purpose of this paper is to find the impact of development indicators which are political stability and violence, government effectiveness, regulatory quality, rule of law, voice and accountability on the control of corruption in Afghanistan. Furthermore we are interested to know the direction of causality among these variables. The data is analyzed through ordinary least square regression method. Johansen test is applied for cointegration and to find the causality we have applied the Granger causality test. Political Stability and violence, government effectiveness and voice and accountability …
Effect Of Substrate Composition On Microbial Diversity And Efficiency Of In Situ Pilot-Scale Passive Sulfate-Reducing Bioreactors Treating Acid Mine Drainage, Charles Wayne Pugh
Effect Of Substrate Composition On Microbial Diversity And Efficiency Of In Situ Pilot-Scale Passive Sulfate-Reducing Bioreactors Treating Acid Mine Drainage, Charles Wayne Pugh
Theses
Acid mine drainage (AMD) is an environmental problem of a global scale. Passive remediation strategies utilizing the metabolism of sulfate-reducing bacteria have emerged as promising options for the mitigation of impacted AMD sites. In order to test the effect of varying complex and simple carbon sources on AMD remediation efficiency, pilot-scale bioreactors were constructed and exposed to AMD in situ over a ten-month period. Geochemical analyses suggested that the efficiency of AMD remediation depended more on the seasonal weather patterns of Southern Illinois, USA than the substrate composition of each bioreactor. Enrichment cultures targeting sulfate-reducing organisms yielded several isolates most …
Relationship Of Childhood Activity To Leisure Time Activities And Recreation Specialization Among College Students, Alexandra Sandoval
Relationship Of Childhood Activity To Leisure Time Activities And Recreation Specialization Among College Students, Alexandra Sandoval
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Leisure time and outdoor recreation are participated in during childhood, which allows for children to being able to learn about different recreation activities, whether they may be indoor or outdoor oriented. Children begin to learn about the world around them, having significant life experiences and beginning to understand the concept of recreation specialization. As a child moves into adulthood, specifically as college students, their leisure time activities being to change; this may be due to the fact that their time is limited for both indoor and outdoor recreation, but could also be due to the fact that technological advances have …
"Oh, You Are An Exception!" Academic Success And Black Male Students Resistance To Systemic Racism, Lacharles Travell Ward
"Oh, You Are An Exception!" Academic Success And Black Male Students Resistance To Systemic Racism, Lacharles Travell Ward
Theses
This study theorizes how Black male students narrate their experiences at a traditionally White institution (TWI). To date, research focusing on Black men in higher education highlights the continual struggles of Black men against racism (Feagin, Vera, & Imani, 1996; Harper, 2006, 2009, 2012; Smith, Yosso, & Solórzano, 2007); however, what remains to be extensively theorized is Black male academic excellence. Thus, I argue that it is vital to progressively broaden what we know about Black male students as intellectuals. In this study I forefront how Black male students articulate their intellectual identities and educational experiences on a traditionally White …
Effect Of Celebrity Endorsements On Treatment Choices Made By Professionals And Parents With Children Diagnosed With Asd, Jenika Karnik
Effect Of Celebrity Endorsements On Treatment Choices Made By Professionals And Parents With Children Diagnosed With Asd, Jenika Karnik
Theses
The Center for Disease Control and Prevention recently estimated that one in 50 children are diagnosed with Autism in the U.S. Now, parents out there not only have to face a doctor's diagnosis, but also a flood of confusing promises for recoveries and miracle cures. Parents have to sift through recommendations made by media, celebrities, professionals, and many, many more. The purpose of this study is to examine what influences the choices parents make involving treatment for their children diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder.
Foreign Aid, Economic Growth, And Policies, Mohammad Sediq Sameem
Foreign Aid, Economic Growth, And Policies, Mohammad Sediq Sameem
Research Papers
The aid-growth relationship has been reviewed under various macroeconomic policy environments. This paper analyzes similarities and differences in the sources of data, types of data, and various types of methodologies used in some of the most recent and widely debated literature regarding the relationship between foreign aid and economic growth under various fiscal, monetary, and trade policies. Different studies have ended up with different outcomes. Some studies find positive aid-growth relationship under good policy environment; some find non-existent aid-growth relationship whereas some others find positive aid-growth relationship without being conditional on any kind of policy.
The Daily Egyptian, July 31, 2013, Daily Egyptian Staff
The Daily Egyptian, July 31, 2013, Daily Egyptian Staff
July 2013
No abstract provided.
The Daily Egyptian, July 25, 2013, Daily Egyptian Staff
The Daily Egyptian, July 25, 2013, Daily Egyptian Staff
July 2013
No abstract provided.
The Daily Egyptian, July 24, 2013, Daily Egyptian Staff
The Daily Egyptian, July 24, 2013, Daily Egyptian Staff
July 2013
No abstract provided.
The Daily Egyptian, July 18, 2013, Daily Egyptian Staff
The Daily Egyptian, July 18, 2013, Daily Egyptian Staff
July 2013
No abstract provided.
The Daily Egyptian, July 17, 2013, Daily Egyptian Staff
The Daily Egyptian, July 17, 2013, Daily Egyptian Staff
July 2013
No abstract provided.
The Daily Egyptian, July 11, 2013, Daily Egyptian Staff
The Daily Egyptian, July 11, 2013, Daily Egyptian Staff
July 2013
No abstract provided.
The Daily Egyptian, July 10, 2013, Daily Egyptian Staff
The Daily Egyptian, July 10, 2013, Daily Egyptian Staff
July 2013
No abstract provided.
Reclaiming Our Voices: Regaining Power Over Documentaries About Mental Health Issues, Stacy J. Calvert
Reclaiming Our Voices: Regaining Power Over Documentaries About Mental Health Issues, Stacy J. Calvert
Research Papers
There have been many documentaries about mental health issues since the 1960’s. Topics have ranged from systemic issues in mental health institutions to individual stories about people who deal with a variety of conditions including schizophrenia and depression. This paper will document the different ways that mental health has been portrayed in documentary film, how that affects the mental health community and how that relates to my documentary, A Million Directions, a film about living with Adult ADD.
The Daily Egyptian, July 03, 2013, Daily Egyptian Staff
The Daily Egyptian, July 03, 2013, Daily Egyptian Staff
July 2013
No abstract provided.
Leveling The Playing Field: Developing An Expansion Strategy For A Professional Sports League, Christopher R. Herbel
Leveling The Playing Field: Developing An Expansion Strategy For A Professional Sports League, Christopher R. Herbel
Research Papers
No abstract provided.
Seattle, Washington Region: Global Economic Empire For The Technological Spectrum, Jarrod P. Echols
Seattle, Washington Region: Global Economic Empire For The Technological Spectrum, Jarrod P. Echols
Research Papers
No abstract provided.
Abraxis Aesthetic Analysis, Tye A.T. Wilson
The Daily Egyptian, June 27, 2013, Daily Egyptian Staff
The Daily Egyptian, June 27, 2013, Daily Egyptian Staff
June 2013
No abstract provided.