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Author Aimee Nezhukumatathil Set To Deliver Fall Convocation Keynote, Edwin B. Smith
Author Aimee Nezhukumatathil Set To Deliver Fall Convocation Keynote, Edwin B. Smith
University of Mississippi News
Annual welcome for new and transfer students returns to in-person format Aug. 24
Migration, Marginalization, And Institutional Injustice In The Rural South, Jin Young Choi
Migration, Marginalization, And Institutional Injustice In The Rural South, Jin Young Choi
Journal of Rural Social Sciences
At the new beginning of the next 50 years of the Southern Rural Sociological Association (SRSA), the SRSA Presidential Address calls for attention to the issues that rural immigrants have faced – the everyday experiences of international migrants, their marginalization, and institutional injustice in rural America, particularly in the rural South. These issues have often been ignored or downplayed in the larger dialogue on rural issues and in the public debates about immigration policy, even though these social problems have been a perennial issue. Rural social scientists are challenged to be organic intellectuals who do not hide in the ivory …
Issue 375: July 29-August 19,2021, The Local Voice
Issue 375: July 29-August 19,2021, The Local Voice
The Local Voice
No abstract provided.
Memories Of Marie Malveaux, Edwin B. Smith
Memories Of Marie Malveaux, Edwin B. Smith
University of Mississippi News
University's second Black faculty member fondly remembered for her kindness and support
Sullivan-González Passes Baton To Next Generation Of Leaders, J. B. Clark
Sullivan-González Passes Baton To Next Generation Of Leaders, J. B. Clark
University of Mississippi News
Ethel Scurlock named interim dean of Sally McDonnell Barksdale Honors College
Um, Community Partners Organize Bilingual Health Fair In Pontotoc, J. B. Clark
Um, Community Partners Organize Bilingual Health Fair In Pontotoc, J. B. Clark
University of Mississippi News
Spanish-speaking community members invited to receive free screenings, health services
Cultivating Knowledge, Bill Dabney
Cultivating Knowledge, Bill Dabney
University of Mississippi News
No abstract provided.
Tenure And Promotion Announcement, 2021, University Of Mississippi. Provost
Tenure And Promotion Announcement, 2021, University Of Mississippi. Provost
Tenure and Promotion Announcements
No abstract provided.
The Impact Of Socioeconomic Status (Ses) On Cognitive Outcomes Following Radiotherapy For Pediatric Brain Tumors: A Prospective, Longitudinal Trial, Victoria A. Torres, Jason M. Ashford, Evelyn Wright, Jiahui Xu, Hui Zhang, Thomas E. Merchant, Heather M. Conklin
The Impact Of Socioeconomic Status (Ses) On Cognitive Outcomes Following Radiotherapy For Pediatric Brain Tumors: A Prospective, Longitudinal Trial, Victoria A. Torres, Jason M. Ashford, Evelyn Wright, Jiahui Xu, Hui Zhang, Thomas E. Merchant, Heather M. Conklin
Faculty and Student Publications
Background: Socioeconomic status (SES) is a determinant of cognitive and academic functioning among healthy and ill children; however, few pediatric oncology studies examine SES and long-Term cognitive functioning. The current study systematically investigated SES as a predictor of cognitive outcomes among children treated for localized brain tumors (BT) with photon radiation therapy (RT). Methods: 248 children treated on a prospective, longitudinal, phase II trial of conformal RT (54-59.4 Gy) for ependymoma, low-grade glioma, or craniopharyngioma were monitored serially with cognitive assessments (intelligence quotient [IQ], reading, math, attention, adaptive function) for 10 years (2209 observations, median age at RT = 6.6 …
(2021) Zach H Allen, Zach H. Allen, Christiana Christodoulu
(2021) Zach H Allen, Zach H. Allen, Christiana Christodoulu
Ronald E. McNair Post-Baccalaureate Achievement Program
No abstract provided.
June 30, 2021, The Daily Mississippian
June 30, 2021, The Daily Mississippian
Daily Mississippian (all digitized issues)
No abstract provided.
Natasha Trethewey To Give Inaugural Ann Abadie Lecture July 18, Rebecca Lauck Cleary
Natasha Trethewey To Give Inaugural Ann Abadie Lecture July 18, Rebecca Lauck Cleary
Blog Posts
The Center for the Study of Southern Culture and the Faulkner & Yoknapatawpha Conference have joined together to create a lasting tribute to one of the founders of the Faulkner Conference. The new Ann Abadie Lecture in Southern Studies will take place annually at the Faulkner & Yoknapatawpha Conference as a tribute to Ann Abadie, associate director emerita of the Center and a longtime organizer of the Faulkner Conference. The overarching goal of the lecture is to add broad context to Faulkner"™s world by connecting it to other writers, places, and movements.
Helping Students Who Learn Differently, Bill Dabney
Helping Students Who Learn Differently, Bill Dabney
University of Mississippi News
No abstract provided.
Professors Honored For Creative Research, Staff Report
Professors Honored For Creative Research, Staff Report
University of Mississippi News
College of Liberal Arts faculty recognized during spring semester
School Of Law Announces 2021 Business Law Fellows, Christina Steube
School Of Law Announces 2021 Business Law Fellows, Christina Steube
University of Mississippi News
Fellowship allows students to spend summer in nation's leading companies
Honoring Linda Spargo, Mary Stanton Knight
Honoring Linda Spargo, Mary Stanton Knight
University of Mississippi News
No abstract provided.
Exceptional Educators, Staff Report
Exceptional Educators, Staff Report
University of Mississippi News
College of Liberal Arts professors honored for excellence in teaching
Out In The Grove' To Celebrate Lgbtq Community, J. B. Clark
Out In The Grove' To Celebrate Lgbtq Community, J. B. Clark
University of Mississippi News
June 12 event to welcome community, provide resources for all
Exhibits As Instruction: Integrating Educational Content Into Academic Library Displays, Brooke Gross
Exhibits As Instruction: Integrating Educational Content Into Academic Library Displays, Brooke Gross
Library Publications
No abstract provided.
Associate Director Of Housing To Head Regional Organization, Edwin B. Smith
Associate Director Of Housing To Head Regional Organization, Edwin B. Smith
University of Mississippi News
Jeannie Hopper to serve as president of Southeastern Association of Housing Officers
Ralph Eubanks Receives Harvard Radcliffe Honor, Rebecca Lauck Cleary
Ralph Eubanks Receives Harvard Radcliffe Honor, Rebecca Lauck Cleary
Blog Posts
UM professor and author plans to use fellowship to write a book examining the Delta Walking your dog can be a routine event, or it could be the exact time someone calls your cellphone from a prestigious university sharing the exciting news that you've been named a 2021 fellow at the Harvard Radcliffe Institute. W. Ralph Eubanks, who received word he is the Carl and Lily Pforzheimer Foundation Fellow while walking his dog on the streets of Washington, D.C., joins an extraordinary group of artists, scientists, scholars and practitioners who will learn from and inspire one another in Cambridge, Massachusetts, …
Ralph Eubanks Receives Harvard Radcliffe Honor, Rebecca Lauck Cleary
Ralph Eubanks Receives Harvard Radcliffe Honor, Rebecca Lauck Cleary
University of Mississippi News
UM professor and author plans to use fellowship to write a book examining the Delta
Research Trends In Amish Population Health, A Growing Literature About A Growing Rural Population, Cory Anderson, Lindsey Potts
Research Trends In Amish Population Health, A Growing Literature About A Growing Rural Population, Cory Anderson, Lindsey Potts
Journal of Rural Social Sciences
The Amish are an endogamous rural population experiencing rapid growth; consequently, they have attracted the attention of population health researchers and service providers. With approximately one quarter of all Amish studies publications now devoted to population health (n=246), the time is ripe to review research trends. Using bibliometric measures, we map the genealogy, influence, and configuration of Amish health publications. Amish population health research has (1) a health culture-focused core with clusters representing social science and health practice, (2) peripheral clusters addressing health conditions–mental, physical, and injury/safety–and (3) several clusters straddling both. We identify fruitful interdisciplinary studies and recommend researchers …
Providing A Path To Success, Jonathan Scott
Providing A Path To Success, Jonathan Scott
University of Mississippi News
No abstract provided.
University Of Mississippi 167th Commencement, Class Of 2020, University Of Mississippi, Glenn F. Boyce, Noel E. Wilkin, Patrick Willis
University Of Mississippi 167th Commencement, Class Of 2020, University Of Mississippi, Glenn F. Boyce, Noel E. Wilkin, Patrick Willis
Commencement Programs
Because of the COVID-19 Pandemic, Commencement Events for the Class of 2020 were postponed until May 2021. Convocation was held in Vaught-Hemingway Stadium on Hollingsworth Field.
The Pandemic In Pieces, Cam Hudson
The Pandemic In Pieces, Cam Hudson
Honors Theses
This thesis attempts to reconcile with the year of our lives that was blanketed by the heavy weight of a global pandemic. It is told in flash memoirs in the hopes that it will not be overwhelming to read or grapple with. It explores mental illness, lack of control, impermanence, and the suffocatingly cyclical nature of daily life during COVID. I hope this thesis finds you well.
Issue 371: May 6-20, 2021, The Local Voice
Story And Sorority: How Sisters Shape The Novels Of Jane Austen, Morgan Elizabeth Reid
Story And Sorority: How Sisters Shape The Novels Of Jane Austen, Morgan Elizabeth Reid
Honors Theses
The purpose of this thesis is to examine the impact and use of sisters and sorority in the novels of Jane Austen, answering the question of how they are shaping the narratives of the stories. Focusing in particular on Pride and Prejudice, Persuasion, and Sense and Sensibility, I highlight the ways that Austen’s writing crafts plots that rely upon sisters to function. Austen also uses sister figures to reveal the characteristics of her main protagonists and to express the themes she is most concerned about within each story. I also show Austen’s pattern of affirming the value and importance of …
Has Maize Overtaken Our Reality? A Personal Briefing, Biochemical Comparison, Agrigenomics, And History Of Maize, Nader Pahlevan
Has Maize Overtaken Our Reality? A Personal Briefing, Biochemical Comparison, Agrigenomics, And History Of Maize, Nader Pahlevan
Honors Theses
Maize (Zea mays ssp. Mays) is a revolutionary cereal grain that has raced to the world’s most popular staple crop, transforming societies and impacting history. This paper aims to build and portray the story maize has created through its journey to world domination. The important details that encompass this literature are maize’s cultural significance in my life’s story, the comparison of various starches broken down into amylose and amylopectin ratios, a summative historical account on maize’s spread throughout numerous parts of the old world, and the genetical analysis of maize that explains the key features that have led …
Implication Of British Economic Policies On Indian Famine, Soujanya Niroula
Implication Of British Economic Policies On Indian Famine, Soujanya Niroula
Honors Theses
During the British rule, India was engulfed by multiple devastating famines. Over the past, scholars have presented varied opinions on the cause of Famine. Here, we seek to understand the British economic policies and their effects. Our analysis is focused on examining the taxation system, export/import policies, and crop production. We find that the interest of the British aligned with the extractive colonial strategy. The imposed institutions fostered higher tax collection and strict implementation of the free-trade system. Moreover, their primary goal was aimed at preserving trade and commerce than alleviating the distress of the native population.