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Interactions Of Fentanyl With Gp120 In The Central Nervous System, Meagan Buchanan
Interactions Of Fentanyl With Gp120 In The Central Nervous System, Meagan Buchanan
Honors Theses
The Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) has affected more than 75 million individuals worldwide. HIV not only affects the peripheral system through the targeting of T cells, but also causes adverse effects in the central nervous system. Individuals suffering from HIV often experience neuropathic pain and are prescribed opioids to combat the chronic pain. Along with the increase of opioids prescribed to HIV patients, the number of deaths related to the synthetic opioid, fentanyl, has increased drastically. Drug abuse and HIV are interlinked epidemics; individuals who are HIV positive and referred to as “NeuroAIDS.” The HIV envelope protein, gp120, has been …
Research Day Encourages Collaborative Endeavors, Shea Stewart
Research Day Encourages Collaborative Endeavors, Shea Stewart
University of Mississippi News
Fifth annual event brings UM, UMMC researchers face-to-face
Um-Tupelo Students Earn University's Top Academic Honor, Pam Starling
Um-Tupelo Students Earn University's Top Academic Honor, Pam Starling
University of Mississippi News
Alexandria Sappington and Madison Hawes named 2019 Taylor Medalists
April 17, 2019, The Daily Mississippian
April 17, 2019, The Daily Mississippian
Daily Mississippian (all digitized issues)
No abstract provided.
Internalizing Disorders Among Mississippi Public School Students And The Need For Intervention, Madison Varner
Internalizing Disorders Among Mississippi Public School Students And The Need For Intervention, Madison Varner
Honors Theses
Childhood anxiety disorders traditionally do not garner much attention in academic settings. However, many studies have concluded that approximately 1 in 8 children has an anxiety disorder by age 12, often beginning at earlier ages but going undiagnosed. Further, studies have shown that these disorders strongly affect both behavior (e.g. bullying, school attendance, and social performance) and academic performance (e.g. literacy, mathematical learning). Under several existing pieces of legislature, public schools should already be providing treatment for these disorders; however, due to financial costs and the silent nature of these internalizing disorders, few schools have any provisions for the numerous …
School Of Applied Sciences Honors Students Of The Month, Sarah Sapp
School Of Applied Sciences Honors Students Of The Month, Sarah Sapp
University of Mississippi News
Katelyn Tarr and Alexandra Eben recognized for academic excellence
Sun Protection Behaviors Of State Park Workers In The Southeastern Usa, Vinayak K. Nahar, Amanda H. Wilkerson, Brian Martin, Javier F. Boyas, Mary A. Ford, John P. Bentley, Paul Johnson, Kim R. Beason, William H. Black, Robert T. Brodell
Sun Protection Behaviors Of State Park Workers In The Southeastern Usa, Vinayak K. Nahar, Amanda H. Wilkerson, Brian Martin, Javier F. Boyas, Mary A. Ford, John P. Bentley, Paul Johnson, Kim R. Beason, William H. Black, Robert T. Brodell
Faculty and Student Publications
© The Author(s) 2019. Published by Oxford University Press on behalf of the British Occupational Hygiene Society. Background: Due to the nature of their work, state park workers receive substantial exposure to sunlight, putting them at an increased risk of developing skin cancer. Increased use of sun protection behaviors can reduce this risk. Objectives: Using the health belief model (HBM) as a theoretical framework, the purpose of this study was to assess factors associated with sun protection behaviors among state-park workers. Methods: In this cross-sectional study, a convenience sample of participants were recruited from 23 state parks in the Southeastern …
Pharmacy Matters - April 2019, University Of Mississippi. School Of Pharmacy
Pharmacy Matters - April 2019, University Of Mississippi. School Of Pharmacy
Pharmacy Matters Newsletters
Featured stories: "Sharing the Pain: Students from Four Disciplines Simulate Patient Care," "Three Pharmacy Faculty Honored by National Health Care Association," "Ole Miss Student Selected as Officer for National Pharmacy Organization," "Meet Stellar Student Katherine Raines"
March 20, 2019, The Daily Mississippian
March 20, 2019, The Daily Mississippian
Daily Mississippian (all digitized issues)
No abstract provided.
Another Year Of Exploring 'New Horizons', Justin Whitmore
Another Year Of Exploring 'New Horizons', Justin Whitmore
University of Mississippi News
TEDxUniversityofMississippi to host fourth annual speaking event March 6
Scholars Examine How History Shapes Society, Justin Whitmore
Scholars Examine How History Shapes Society, Justin Whitmore
University of Mississippi News
Acclaimed educators visit UM to close out Black History Month observances
30th Annual Pilf Auction To Benefit Public Interest Work, Christina Steube
30th Annual Pilf Auction To Benefit Public Interest Work, Christina Steube
University of Mississippi News
Tickets for the Mardi Gras Masquerade benefit event available to the public
Applied Sciences Welcomes New Social Work Department Chair, Staff Report
Applied Sciences Welcomes New Social Work Department Chair, Staff Report
University of Mississippi News
Steven Soifer brings 38 years of teaching, research to UM
Ripley Native Named Thomas A. Crowe Alumnus Of The Year, Sarah Sapp
Ripley Native Named Thomas A. Crowe Alumnus Of The Year, Sarah Sapp
University of Mississippi News
School of Applied Sciences recognizes Tracey Barnett for contributions in social work
Testing A Modified Model Of Stress Process For Understanding Quality Of Life Among Informal Caregivers And Assessing Their Formal Service Use, Nilesh V. Gangan
Testing A Modified Model Of Stress Process For Understanding Quality Of Life Among Informal Caregivers And Assessing Their Formal Service Use, Nilesh V. Gangan
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
Informal caregivers provide timely care to family members who are disabled or have a chronic condition that requires close monitoring or constant assistance. To provide adequate support to informal caregivers there is a need to assess ways to improve their quality of life (QOL) and understand how formal services can be improved. This dissertation strives to extend the knowledge available for policy makers by examining the factors that can be targeted by policy makers to improve QOL of informal caregivers as well as the factors that enable the use of formal services provided to support informal caregivers. The psychometric properties …
Behavioral Similarities And Differences Among Symptoms Of Emetophobia, Disordered Eating, And Disgust, Jennifer Arden Petell
Behavioral Similarities And Differences Among Symptoms Of Emetophobia, Disordered Eating, And Disgust, Jennifer Arden Petell
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
Emetophobia, also known as the specific phobia of vomiting (SPOV), is a clinical disorder with severe symptomatology and chronicity. However, there remains a significant lack of knowledge in overall conceptualization and etiological understanding. Recent literature has described this disorder within the context of abnormal eating disorders, despite the essential difference in symptom function between SPOV and disordered eating (Keyes & Veale, 2018; Volpe et al., 2015). Therefore, the present study sought to further the conceptualization and delineation of symptoms of emetophobia and disordered eating, as well as their potential relation with disgust. More specifically, it was hypothesized that symptoms of …
Al-Qaida, Boko Haram, And Isis: Tracking The Shift In Women’S Involvement, Anna Therese Beavers
Al-Qaida, Boko Haram, And Isis: Tracking The Shift In Women’S Involvement, Anna Therese Beavers
Honors Theses
This paper discusses the shift in women’s roles in Islamic extremist groups over the last two decades. Focusing on three violent Sunni groups, al-Qaida, Boko Haram, and ISIS, the research aims to fill gaps in United States and global counterterrorism and reintegration efforts by providing a comprehensive, accurate, and timely assessment of the recent change in women’s roles in terrorist organizations, shifting from foundational to limited operational to fully operational. The shift occurred and continues to unfold as several moving parts have fallen into place to create this situation. Women’s desire to participate at a more operational level, the need …
Healthy Eating Opportunities And Choices For University Faculty, Selby Rebecca Entrekin
Healthy Eating Opportunities And Choices For University Faculty, Selby Rebecca Entrekin
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
College food environments can be obesogenic settings due to the availability of fast food restaurants and buffet style cafeteria’s accessible to the university community. These environments often foster eating behaviors that can contribute to rising obesity rates in the United States. The aim of this study was to identify university faculty’s perceptions of the campus food environment and access to healthy foods. Investigated were barriers to making healthy food choices on campus and strategies ion how to provide and encourage better food choices. Questions were developed to identify barriers, perceptions, and solutions to improve the healthy eating environment on campus. …
Validating Military Culture: The Factor Analysis Of A Military-Related Adaptation Of Acculturation, Mathew A. Tkachuck
Validating Military Culture: The Factor Analysis Of A Military-Related Adaptation Of Acculturation, Mathew A. Tkachuck
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
The concept of acculturation has a long history, and measures of the construct attempt to assess the degree to which attitudes and behaviors reflect the interaction between different cultures. Berry’s acculturation framework (1997) is arguably the most empirically-supported and well-known model of acculturation. Berry’s model posits that an individual may have difficulty appropriately adapting to a culture different than his or her own depending on how much they are oriented to either culture. Moreover, Searle and Ward (1990) hypothesized that an individual’s acculturation orientation, in addition to how different the dominant and non-dominant cultures are from one another, impacts psychological …
Institutional Divides: How Democracy Affects Economic Complexity In The Transition Economies Of Eastern Europe And Central Asia, Mary Frances Holland
Institutional Divides: How Democracy Affects Economic Complexity In The Transition Economies Of Eastern Europe And Central Asia, Mary Frances Holland
Honors Theses
The transition economies, in making their way from a command economy to an integrated market economy, experience vastly different levels of development. This work proposes an influence of inclusive, democratic institutions on increased economic complexity. This project reviews the history of diverging political and economic policy decisions across the region. Case studies for Poland, Ukraine, and Kazakhstan review trade data and democratic policies to better understand groups of development across the region. This paper utilizes Daron Acemoglu and James A. Robinson’s institutional developmental theory as a basis for the creation and sustainability of democratic and economically diverse structures.
Academic Freedom, University Of Mississippi. Faculty Senate
Academic Freedom, University Of Mississippi. Faculty Senate
Resolutions
A resolution reaffirming the necessity of academic freedom and calling for the university to ensure support of academic freedom.
Peter W. Grandjean Named New Applied Sciences Dean, Shea Stewart
Peter W. Grandjean Named New Applied Sciences Dean, Shea Stewart
University of Mississippi News
Former Baylor associate dean has more than 30 years of education experience
Um Offers New Multidisciplinary Disaster Sciences Minor, Kendall Patterson
Um Offers New Multidisciplinary Disaster Sciences Minor, Kendall Patterson
University of Mississippi News
From dealing with wildfires to hurricanes, program aims to prepare students to help others
Social Work Faculty Offers Insights On Domestic Violence Awareness, Sara White
Social Work Faculty Offers Insights On Domestic Violence Awareness, Sara White
University of Mississippi News
Understanding warning signs and ways to help are critical to helping combat problem
Breast Cancer Survivor Organizes Charity Walk In Calhoun City, Michelle Thompson
Breast Cancer Survivor Organizes Charity Walk In Calhoun City, Michelle Thompson
University of Mississippi News
Precious Thompson tries to use her experiences to help others fight disease
Um Tedx Seeks Speakers For 2019 Conference, Justin Whitmore
Um Tedx Seeks Speakers For 2019 Conference, Justin Whitmore
University of Mississippi News
Annual event brings community together to share ideas in TED-like experience
October 10, 2018, The Daily Mississippian
October 10, 2018, The Daily Mississippian
Daily Mississippian (all digitized issues)
No abstract provided.
Um Awards First Bonita Lyons And Zonadale L. Taylor Legacy Scholarship, Sarah Sapp
Um Awards First Bonita Lyons And Zonadale L. Taylor Legacy Scholarship, Sarah Sapp
University of Mississippi News
Community college transfer poised to complete bachelor's degree, pursue career in mental health
School Of Applied Sciences Enrolls First Student In Gerontology Program, Sara White
School Of Applied Sciences Enrolls First Student In Gerontology Program, Sara White
University of Mississippi News
New interdisciplinary degree provides academic preparation, practical experience
Department Of Social Work Hosts Voter Empowerment Seminar, Halleigh Derrick
Department Of Social Work Hosts Voter Empowerment Seminar, Halleigh Derrick
University of Mississippi News
Speakers offer insights on professionals' role in activism