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Issue 302: May 3-17, 2018, The Local Voice
Issue 301: April 19-May 3, 2018, The Local Voice
Issue 301: April 19-May 3, 2018, The Local Voice
The Local Voice
No abstract provided.
Issue 300: April 5-19, 2018, The Local Voice
University Hosts 30th Annual State Geography Bee, Edwin B. Smith
University Hosts 30th Annual State Geography Bee, Edwin B. Smith
University of Mississippi News
April 6 event is preliminary to National Geographic Society competition in Washington, D.C.
Southern Register. 2018.2 (Spring/Summer 2018), University Of Mississippi. Center For The Study Of Southern Culture
Southern Register. 2018.2 (Spring/Summer 2018), University Of Mississippi. Center For The Study Of Southern Culture
Southern Register
No abstract provided.
To “Converse With The Most Excellent Men”: Classical Education, Cultural Capital, And The Formation Of A Ruling Class In The Antebellum South, Katherine E. Aberle
To “Converse With The Most Excellent Men”: Classical Education, Cultural Capital, And The Formation Of A Ruling Class In The Antebellum South, Katherine E. Aberle
Honors Theses
Caroline Winterer writes in The Culture of Classicism: Ancient Greece and Rome in Intellectual Life, 1780-1910that “Next to Christianity, the central intellectual project in American colleges before the nineteenth century was classicism.” Classics had been the heart of education among social elites in Europe and North America at least since the Renaissance, but the tradition would have particular importance in the American South. From such early planters as William Byrd II to such founding fathers as Jefferson and Madison, to planters at the end of the antebellum period, knowledge of classical languages and the history of classical antiquity was a …
Issue 299: March 22-April 5, 2018, The Local Voice
Issue 299: March 22-April 5, 2018, The Local Voice
The Local Voice
No abstract provided.
March 21, 2018, The Daily Mississippian
March 21, 2018, The Daily Mississippian
Daily Mississippian (all digitized issues)
No abstract provided.
Skin Cancer Knowledge, Attitudes, Beliefs, And Prevention Practices Among Medical Students: A Systematic Search And Literature Review, Vinayak Nahar, Amanda H. Wilkerson, Ghazal Ghafari, Brian Martin, William H. Black, Javier F. Boyas, Marcelle Savoy, G. Bawa, Frances Stafford, Michael D. Scott, Tamera Grigsby, Zeynep Gromley, Jane M. Grant‐Kels, Robert T. Brodell
Skin Cancer Knowledge, Attitudes, Beliefs, And Prevention Practices Among Medical Students: A Systematic Search And Literature Review, Vinayak Nahar, Amanda H. Wilkerson, Ghazal Ghafari, Brian Martin, William H. Black, Javier F. Boyas, Marcelle Savoy, G. Bawa, Frances Stafford, Michael D. Scott, Tamera Grigsby, Zeynep Gromley, Jane M. Grant‐Kels, Robert T. Brodell
Faculty and Student Publications (Open Access)
No abstract provided.
Southern Studies Professor Receives Fulbright Award, Rebecca Lauck Cleary
Southern Studies Professor Receives Fulbright Award, Rebecca Lauck Cleary
University of Mississippi News
Catarina Passidomo to spend four months in 2019 in Peru
Mclean Institute Teams With Newton Schools For Virtual Reality Project, Edwin B. Smith
Mclean Institute Teams With Newton Schools For Virtual Reality Project, Edwin B. Smith
University of Mississippi News
Classroom technology places school system at forefront of VR movement in Mississippi
Deadline For Summer, Fall Study Abroad Opportunities Is Wednesday, Christina Steube
Deadline For Summer, Fall Study Abroad Opportunities Is Wednesday, Christina Steube
University of Mississippi News
Students can participate in short-term or semester exchange programs
Lott Leadership Institute Monthly Newsletter: March 2018 (Vol. 3), University Of Mississippi. Lott Leadership Institute
Lott Leadership Institute Monthly Newsletter: March 2018 (Vol. 3), University Of Mississippi. Lott Leadership Institute
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Student Spotlight: Tyler Yarbrough; Scene: Lott Students Running in ASB Elections
Issue 298: March 1-22, 2018, The Local Voice
Issue 297: February 15-March 1, 2018, The Local Voice
Issue 297: February 15-March 1, 2018, The Local Voice
The Local Voice
No abstract provided.
Issue 296: February 1-15, 2018, The Local Voice
Spring Brown Bag Lectures Announced, Rebecca Lauck Cleary
Spring Brown Bag Lectures Announced, Rebecca Lauck Cleary
Blog Posts
Southern Studies Spring Brown Bag Lectures Announced Discussions span range of topics from food and culture to sexuality and preserving slave buildings The Brown Bag Lunch and Lecture Series sponsored by the Center for the Study of Southern Culture continues this spring at the University of Mississippi with topics including Mississippi history, New Orleans food movements and environmentalism.
Southern Studies Sets Spring Brown Bag Lectures, Staff Report
Southern Studies Sets Spring Brown Bag Lectures, Staff Report
University of Mississippi News
Discussions span range of topics from food and culture to sexuality and preserving slave buildings
Issue 295: January 18-February 1, 2018, The Local Voice
Issue 295: January 18-February 1, 2018, The Local Voice
The Local Voice
No abstract provided.
Issue 294: January 4-18, 2018, The Local Voice
Southern Register. 2018.1 (Winter 2018), University Of Mississippi. Center For The Study Of Southern Culture
Southern Register. 2018.1 (Winter 2018), University Of Mississippi. Center For The Study Of Southern Culture
Southern Register
No abstract provided.
Social Media Adoption Among Small-Market Mississippi Newspapers, William Dejournett
Social Media Adoption Among Small-Market Mississippi Newspapers, William Dejournett
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
This study attempts to examine the attitudes, application and results of Mississippi newspapers’ and others’ use of social media. The goals are to determine the worth of social media to Mississippi newspapers, and to try to identify if there is any anecdotal or other information linking the use of social media to increased readership (print or electronic) and ad sales. Additional goals are to identify if there are any innovative or creative ways newspapers are utilizing social media so that these methods may be employed by other newspapers. The diffusion of innovations theory is an important aspect of this study, …
Measuring The Capabilities Infrastructure: A County-Level Index Of Nonprofit And Private Sector Organizational And Physical Community Capital, Ryan Thomas Snow
Measuring The Capabilities Infrastructure: A County-Level Index Of Nonprofit And Private Sector Organizational And Physical Community Capital, Ryan Thomas Snow
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
Across the United States, citizens’ communities provide vastly different access to critical resources that can improve their personal, familial, and collective well-being. Yet, little is known about the organization of the physical and organizational resource infrastructure of these communities, limiting the ability of policymakers, researchers, and citizens to address uneven development, inequality, and poverty. Drawing on 2015 North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) data, this research study creates a tool for measuring the nonprofit and private organizational and physical resource environment of communities at the county-level by aggregating establishment counts for 20 indicators into six standardized thematic dimensions to create …
The Relationship Between Note-Taking Method And Grade Point Average When Controlling For Act Score And Self-Regulation Ability In Undergraduate Students, Donna Lee Gurley
The Relationship Between Note-Taking Method And Grade Point Average When Controlling For Act Score And Self-Regulation Ability In Undergraduate Students, Donna Lee Gurley
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
A sample of 130 students from a mid-sized research university in the southern United States were asked questions about their note-taking practices, particularly about the percentage of classes in which they had taken notes on a laptop for both the previous semester and for their entire undergraduate career. Note-taking method was then entered as an independent variable along with composite ACT score and each students' score on the Self Regulation Survey (SRS) (Schwarzer, Diehl, & Schmitz, 1999) into a multiple regression analysis to determine the extent to which there is a relationship between note-taking method and grade point average. No …
A Church Adrift: Virginia's Church Of England, 1607-1677, Katherine Gray Blank
A Church Adrift: Virginia's Church Of England, 1607-1677, Katherine Gray Blank
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
The Church of England in the Virginia colony is an institution which has been much overlooked in historiography. Traditionally, historians have focused upon the weakness of the church, with its lack of a complete hierarchy and dearth of ministers. These weaknesses, combined with some of the more unsavory attitudes and actions of early colonists, have led many scholars to postulate that religion did not play much of a role in the Virginia colony. While the early colonists did struggle, and the church was weak, historians have overlooked the fact that most Virginians were seventeenth-century Englishmen, and inhabited a world that …
Biodiversity And Evolution In The Guiana Shield, South America, Andrew Michael Snyder
Biodiversity And Evolution In The Guiana Shield, South America, Andrew Michael Snyder
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
The neotropics are characterized as the most species rich region in the world. Unfortunately, the region's unparalleled biodiversity has not protected it from ongoing threats such as agriculture, mining, logging, oil extraction, and climate change. I studied the biodiversity and evolution of the herpetofauna of South America in order to investigate the influence of historical geological and climatological events in shaping extant neotropical diversity, particularly the Guiana shield. For my research, I set out to explore the processes involved in shaping the remarkable extant diversity using anuran amphibians as models. With my dissertation, I provide a comprehensive review of the …
It Is Impossible To Overdo Luxury: French Variety Of Capitalism And Its Contribution To Luxury Market Presence, Emily Henderson
It Is Impossible To Overdo Luxury: French Variety Of Capitalism And Its Contribution To Luxury Market Presence, Emily Henderson
Honors Theses
This study seeks to explain the dominance of French companies in the luxury fashion industry. The study aims to prove that France's unique model of capitalism contributed to the strong position of French luxury fashion. By using the theoretical framework of the varieties of capitalism the study analyses France's variety of capitalism, the evolution of the French luxury market, and ultimately compare how French luxury fashion firms fit the needs of the luxury fashion industry. Ultimately, the findings indicate that while the history of French fashion is the cause for its dominance until the postwar period, the French variety of …
Voices, Anna Kennedy Shock
Voices, Anna Kennedy Shock
Honors Theses
Voices is a creative collection of fictional short stories based on perspectives from people residing in various locations worldwide. Research by way of historical documentaries, literature, and personal observation contributed to the completion of this project. Within this collection, multiple social justice issues are explored. These include but are not limited to the following: poverty, sex trafficking, educational opportunities, and malnourishment. Each individual story possesses its own set of characters, plot, and theme, but there are continuous thematic and structural consistencies throughout the collection. A few of these themes are desperation and survival, pain and suffering found in the human …
Millennial Effects On Tourism And Branding In Rural Destinations, Tousley Anne Leake
Millennial Effects On Tourism And Branding In Rural Destinations, Tousley Anne Leake
Honors Theses
Research reveals that Millennials are becoming one of the leading markets for tourism and travel industries. Because of this, tourism destinations have been forced to examine their current marketing strategies in order to appeal to this market. The purpose of this study is to examine the most effective marketing strategies for rural tourism destinations to reach the target market of Millennials. This thesis identifies small town destinations as a facet of the tourism industry and effects of the market on branding and marketing a destination. It further analyzes the current marketing strategies used by rural destinations to remain competitive in …
Attitudinal Changes In Experiential Learning Via Poverty Simulation, Madison E. Bandler
Attitudinal Changes In Experiential Learning Via Poverty Simulation, Madison E. Bandler
Honors Theses
More than 10% of people living in the United States are impoverished. These human beings are subjected to poor living conditions, experience increased mental and emotional stress, lack basic necessities, and are more susceptible to many health conditions. Lack of poverty awareness and understanding has contributed to the spread of misconceptions, the majority of which are damaging to the impoverished community. These misconceptions affect how impoverished individuals are viewed by health care professionals and influence the quality of medical treatment they receive. The Missouri Community Action Poverty Simulation (CAPS) is an experiential learning tool that requires participants role-play a low-income …