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University Keeps Producing 'Global Citizens' Despite Covid-19, Michael Newsom
University Keeps Producing 'Global Citizens' Despite Covid-19, Michael Newsom
University of Mississippi News
Taiwanese partnership helps equip tomorrow's military officers with language skills, cultural knowledge
University Forms Covid-19 Contact Tracing Team, Sarah Sapp
University Forms Covid-19 Contact Tracing Team, Sarah Sapp
University of Mississippi News
Made up of experts and volunteers, UM team vital part of return for fall semester
New Faculty, 2020-2021, University Of Mississippi. Provost.
New Faculty, 2020-2021, University Of Mississippi. Provost.
New Faculty
No abstract provided.
The Immediate Impact Of Covid-19 On Law Enforcement In The United States, Wesley G. Jennings, Nicholas M. Perez
The Immediate Impact Of Covid-19 On Law Enforcement In The United States, Wesley G. Jennings, Nicholas M. Perez
Faculty and Student Publications
© 2020, Southern Criminal Justice Association. During pandemics, like COVID-19, law enforcement agencies are responsible for working with government and public health officials to contain spread, serve the local community, and maintain public order. Given the person-to-person spread of COVID-19 through respiratory droplets, law enforcement officers are also at a heightened risk of exposure due to their close contact with members of the public. To protect officers, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and other agencies have made numerous recommendations for law enforcement agencies to protect officers and the public. Departments around the country have responded to the …
Star Laws: Criminal Jurisdiction In Outer Space, Danielle Ireland-Piper, Steven Freeland
Star Laws: Criminal Jurisdiction In Outer Space, Danielle Ireland-Piper, Steven Freeland
Journal of Space Law
No abstract provided.
Toward Freedom: A Reading Of The National Memorial For Peace And Justice, Margaret Pless
Toward Freedom: A Reading Of The National Memorial For Peace And Justice, Margaret Pless
Study the South
The National Memorial for Peace and Justice opened in Montgomery, Alabama in 2018 to commemorate the black victims of lynching in the United States. The memorial’s monuments are unique because they resist the static, status quo understandings of history that so many of our monuments perpetuate. The memorial invites visitors to face disturbing truths in the hope of fostering reconciliation. Will it help us remember and reconcile as a nation? Montgomery is home to other monuments that undermine the history the memorial presents.
Exploring The Genomic Architectures Of Health, Physical Traits And Antisocial Behavioral Outcomes: A Brief Report, Jorim J. Tielbeek, Brian B. Boutwell
Exploring The Genomic Architectures Of Health, Physical Traits And Antisocial Behavioral Outcomes: A Brief Report, Jorim J. Tielbeek, Brian B. Boutwell
Faculty and Student Publications
© Copyright © 2020 Tielbeek and Boutwell. A widely replicated finding across the behavioral sciences is that antisocial behaviors correlate with an array of health problems. Less clear, however, is the precise nature of this association. There is reason to suspect that a direct causal link exists between incarceration—a consequence of some antisocial behaviors—and certain negative health outcomes, for instance. However, it might be the case that broader phenotypes like antisocial behavior may correlate with certain health and physiological traits at a genomic level. We explore this possibility from a theoretical vantage point, while also presenting some preliminary data from …
“We Got More Yesterday Than Anybody”: Child Ghosts And The National Trauma Of Anti-Black Racism In American Literature, Megan Swartzfager
“We Got More Yesterday Than Anybody”: Child Ghosts And The National Trauma Of Anti-Black Racism In American Literature, Megan Swartzfager
Honors Theses
This thesis examines the roles of haunting in the context of racial violence in three texts: Beloved by Toni Morrison, Sing, Unburied, Sing by Jesmyn Ward, and Wolf Whistle by Lewis Nordan. In each of these texts, a parent is responsible for the death of a child. In the former two texts, both by Black authors, a Black parent kills a Black child in what they believe to be a protective act in the face of violence by white people. Wolf Whistle, however, written by a white author, is animated by the ghost of a character based on Emmett Till. …
Perceptions Of Judicial Bias In The Mississippi Judiciary, Allyson Avant
Perceptions Of Judicial Bias In The Mississippi Judiciary, Allyson Avant
Honors Theses
The purpose of this study is to explore Mississippians’ opinions towards the Mississippi state judiciary and further examine any differences in such opinions across race, gender, knowledge, and education levels. In doing so, it is possible to gain further understanding of the ways that historical context and knowledge influence perceptions of the state judiciary. Data collected from an anonymous survey of approximately 500 individuals shed some light on the perceptions Mississippians have towards the state judiciary. While many of the results were generalizable across various demographics, African Americans consistently held more negative views of their state judiciary than their White …
The Covert Abolition Of The Death Penalty: A Comparative Analysis Of France And Mississippi, Emma S. Rice
The Covert Abolition Of The Death Penalty: A Comparative Analysis Of France And Mississippi, Emma S. Rice
Honors Theses
This study places that question in the context of two places which both share a common history of using brutal death penalties: France and Mississippi. This thesis seeks to answer the question of what the abolition of the death penalty in France suggests about the likelihood of its abolition in Mississippi, in light of a cultural comparison of their respective attitudes toward crime and punishment.
A Superhero In Scrubs - Journey To Commencement, Michael Newsom
A Superhero In Scrubs - Journey To Commencement, Michael Newsom
Journey to Commencement
Booneville campus graduate works as nurse for COVID-19 patients and soon will become a teacher
Why Families Flee: A Study Of Family Migration Patterns From The Northern Triangle Of Central America, Claire Williams
Why Families Flee: A Study Of Family Migration Patterns From The Northern Triangle Of Central America, Claire Williams
Honors Theses
The past decade has witnessed an unprecedented increase in migrant families from the Northern Triangle, the region of Central America comprised of El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras. The mass influx in family migration has important consequences for destination countries like the United States and Mexico as well as the countries which they leave behind. This study aims to answer the question of how family migration patterns in the Northern Triangle of Central America have changed in the past decade and why. I outline the migration decisions of families through a qualitative and quantitative lens. I use newspapers and NGO reports …
Analyses Of Prosecutorial Power And Discretion In Mississippi: Evaluating Proposals To Address Misconduct And Abuse, Lucy Pruitt
Analyses Of Prosecutorial Power And Discretion In Mississippi: Evaluating Proposals To Address Misconduct And Abuse, Lucy Pruitt
Honors Theses
This thesis seeks to create a policy proposal in order to address incidences of prosecutorial misconduct and abuse of discretion in the Mississippi criminal justice system. To do so, the author has summarized and analyzed seven criminal cases in which defendants have become victims of prosecutorial misconduct in order to shed light on the lack of prosecutorial accountability in the state’s criminal justice system. In an attempt to solve the problem, the author has developed a novel grading rubric in order to objectively and systematically analyze and evaluate previously proposed policy recommendations by legal experts and justice organizations. The successes …
Applied Sciences Unveils Online Master Of Criminal Justice Option, Sarah Sapp
Applied Sciences Unveils Online Master Of Criminal Justice Option, Sarah Sapp
University of Mississippi News
New flexible course delivery method improves accessibility to advanced degree for working adults
Summer Programs For High School Students Move Online, Pam Starling
Summer Programs For High School Students Move Online, Pam Starling
University of Mississippi News
Academic, leadership and networking opportunities available through revamped offerings
Staying Positive During A Pandemic, Abigail Meisel
Staying Positive During A Pandemic, Abigail Meisel
University of Mississippi News
UM psychology and disaster studies professor charts a course through the turmoil
Minority Stress Among Gay And Bisexual Men In Agricultural Occupations, Michael C. Parent, Garrett M. Steede
Minority Stress Among Gay And Bisexual Men In Agricultural Occupations, Michael C. Parent, Garrett M. Steede
Journal of Rural Social Sciences
Research integrating the minority stress model and vocational behavior has used broad samples of sexual minority persons. Specific work contexts, particularly traditionally masculine work contexts, may be relevant areas to the integration of minority stress theory and vocational well-being. This study examined the relationship between workplace heterosexism and job satisfaction, as moderated by identity management and person-organization fit, among a sample of 114 sexual minority men, employed in agriculture, recruited from an online social network group. Contrary to prior research, integrating identity management did not moderate the relationship between workplace heterosexism and job satisfaction. Person-organization fit did moderate this relationship, …
Law School's Innocence Project Receives Private Gifts, Bill Dabney
Law School's Innocence Project Receives Private Gifts, Bill Dabney
University of Mississippi News
Donors support defense litigation in high-profile Mississippi murder case
A Tragedy Turned Into Triumph, Edwin B. Smith
A Tragedy Turned Into Triumph, Edwin B. Smith
University of Mississippi News
Exonerated Five member Yusef Salaam inspires audience at UM Black History Month keynote
Exonerated Five' Member To Deliver Um Black History Month Keynote, Edwin B. Smith
Exonerated Five' Member To Deliver Um Black History Month Keynote, Edwin B. Smith
University of Mississippi News
Yusef Salaam to reflect on journey from false arrest, incarceration to exoneration and new lease on life
January 31, 2020, The Daily Mississippian
January 31, 2020, The Daily Mississippian
Daily Mississippian (all digitized issues)
No abstract provided.
January 29, 2020, The Daily Mississippian
January 29, 2020, The Daily Mississippian
Daily Mississippian (all digitized issues)
No abstract provided.
January 27, 2020, The Daily Mississippian
January 27, 2020, The Daily Mississippian
Daily Mississippian (all digitized issues)
No abstract provided.
Human Rights Specialist Joins Law Faculty, Staff Report
Human Rights Specialist Joins Law Faculty, Staff Report
University of Mississippi News
Attorney Yvette Butler begins role as assistant professor in August
January 22, 2020, The Daily Mississippian
January 22, 2020, The Daily Mississippian
Daily Mississippian (all digitized issues)
No abstract provided.
2020 Women's Tennis Fact Book, Ole Miss Athletics. Women's Tennis
2020 Women's Tennis Fact Book, Ole Miss Athletics. Women's Tennis
Women's Tennis
No abstract provided.
Carceral Matrix: Black Women's Writing In Response To Mass Incarceration, 1963-2019, Allison Michelle Serraes
Carceral Matrix: Black Women's Writing In Response To Mass Incarceration, 1963-2019, Allison Michelle Serraes
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
This dissertation broadens the definition of confinement literature, a critical and developing subfield in African American literary studies. It argues that contemporary Black women writers are the early theorists of the complex and insidious reach of the U.S. prison-industrial complex. Through their probing representations of Black female characters’ interactions with state-sanctioned social control and patriarchal violence, Gayl Jones, Alice Walker, Suzan-Lori Parks, and DaMaris B. Hill expand critical understandings of confinement and imprisonment. This dissertation contends that these writers’ depictions of sexual and reproductive control as part of the developing carceral state reveal how confinement and imprisonment operate on intersecting …
Summer Camp Gift Certificates Available For Holiday Gift-Giving, Pam Starling
Summer Camp Gift Certificates Available For Holiday Gift-Giving, Pam Starling
University of Mississippi News
Registration open for UM 2020 K-12 programs
When Galaxies Collide: Resolving Criminal Justice Disputes Among Nations In Space, Caleb Ohmer
When Galaxies Collide: Resolving Criminal Justice Disputes Among Nations In Space, Caleb Ohmer
Journal of Space Law
No abstract provided.
The Times We Live In: Remote Sensing And The Evolution Of The National Security Search Exception, Christian J. Robison
The Times We Live In: Remote Sensing And The Evolution Of The National Security Search Exception, Christian J. Robison
Journal of Space Law
No abstract provided.