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The Politics Of Slavery And Social Hierarchies In Colonial, Mexican, And Territorial New Mexico, William S. Kiser
The Politics Of Slavery And Social Hierarchies In Colonial, Mexican, And Territorial New Mexico, William S. Kiser
New Mexico Historical Review
No abstract provided.
The Choose H2o Challenge #Ich2oose: Piloting A Health Communication Campaign To Encourage Teens In Rural New Mexico To Drink More Water, Emily A. Lilo
The Choose H2o Challenge #Ich2oose: Piloting A Health Communication Campaign To Encourage Teens In Rural New Mexico To Drink More Water, Emily A. Lilo
Communication ETDs
This dissertation explains the process of designing, implementing, and evaluating a two-tiered health campaign on social media and in a rural New Mexico high school. The Choose H2O Challenge was an 8-week contest to engage youth in examining their beverage consumption habits, to increase awareness about the health risks of sugary beverages, the benefits of water, and the influence of beverage marketing on their choices. The goals were to change the culture of beverage consumption at the school by making it fun to drink more water, and to encourage teens to become health messengers to their families and friends. This …
Elements Affecting Adoption And Implementation Of Health Literacy Initiatives In Healthcare Organizations: A Qualitative Study, Audrey C. Riffenburgh
Elements Affecting Adoption And Implementation Of Health Literacy Initiatives In Healthcare Organizations: A Qualitative Study, Audrey C. Riffenburgh
Communication ETDs
Nearly nine in ten U.S. adults struggle to use increasingly complex healthcare organizations and to understand the information these organizations provide. However, healthcare organizations are not yet widely addressing the need to make their services and health information easier to navigate, understand, and use.
The purpose of this study was to expand knowledge about the facilitators and barriers to adoption and implementation of health literacy initiatives in healthcare organizations. Sixteen qualitative interviews with individuals who lead health literacy initiatives in 16 organizations across the U.S. were conducted.
The study identified multiple facilitators and barriers to health literacy adoption and implementation …
The Racialized And Gendered Representations Of Multiculturalism From An Elite Firm Approach, Ryeora Choe
The Racialized And Gendered Representations Of Multiculturalism From An Elite Firm Approach, Ryeora Choe
Sociology ETDs
This thesis explores how Korean business firms reproduce racial division and hierarchies in the face of changing immigration under new post-colonial dynamics. In my exploration, I ask the following questions: How is the idea of multiculturalism represented, framed, and carried out in their Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) programs? Who is included as ‘multicultural’ in these programs? What racial meanings do these programs convey in the Korean context? Using qualitative content analysis of reports and websites, I analyze how the top 30 Korean firms negotiate the meanings of multiculturalism and shape notions of it through their CSR programs. Findings show that …
Family Emotional Literacy: A Critical Education Curriculum For Mental Health Promotion, Anna L. Dinallo
Family Emotional Literacy: A Critical Education Curriculum For Mental Health Promotion, Anna L. Dinallo
Language, Literacy, and Sociocultural Studies ETDs
This narrative study documents the experiences of seven Latina community educators through focus groups, interviews, and artifact data. Given the stigma of mental health (Bayer, 2005), a lack of culturally centered emotional curriculums (Boler, 1997; Boler & Zembylas, 2003) which are removed from structural oppression (Collins, 2002,1989; Crenshaw, 1991, 1993; hooks, 2014), educators, parents, and communities are in need of mental health promotion tools. According to the American Psychiatric Association (APA, 2015), approximately 70 million Americans annually are diagnosed with mental health issues that disable daily functioning. More relevant to the study population was the loss of three middle school-aged …
Neutrosophy, A Sentiment Analysis Model, Florentin Smarandache, Mirela Teodorescu, Daniela Gifu
Neutrosophy, A Sentiment Analysis Model, Florentin Smarandache, Mirela Teodorescu, Daniela Gifu
Branch Mathematics and Statistics Faculty and Staff Publications
This paper describes the importance of Neutrosophy Theory in order to find a method that could solve the uncertainties arising on discursive analysis. The aim of this pilot study is to find a procedure to diminish the uncertainties from public discourse induced, especially, by humans (politicians, journalists, etc.). We consider that Neutrosophy Theory is a sentiment analysis specific case regarding processing of the three states: positive, negative, and neutral. The study is intended to identify a method to answer to uncertainties solving in order to support politician's staff, NLP specialists, artificial intelligence researchers and generally the electors.
Endangered Language Pedagogy & Teaching Methodology, Brandon J. Martínez
Endangered Language Pedagogy & Teaching Methodology, Brandon J. Martínez
Linguistics Student Publications
This manuscript was an undergraduate thesis submitted to the UNM Department of Linguistics in Spring 2017, and accepted with honors for graduation. The paper presents a synthesis of classic and contemporary approaches to teaching and revitalizing indigenous languages, drawing from a wide range of materials and research in the literature. Furthermore, it presents the results of interviews conducted with indigenous language educators at the University of New Mexico, providing insight on the future of indigenous language education through the eyes of indigenous educators themselves.
Villages In A Future Landscape, Robert Riley
Villages In A Future Landscape, Robert Riley
New Mexico Quarterly
No abstract provided.
Full Issue, University Of New Mexico Press
Introduction: Overture For Violence, Joseph Frank
Introduction: Overture For Violence, Joseph Frank
New Mexico Quarterly
No abstract provided.
Full Issue, University Of New Mexico Press
Relativism In Language And Culture, Stanley Newman
Relativism In Language And Culture, Stanley Newman
New Mexico Quarterly
No abstract provided.
Full Issue, University Of New Mexico Press
Puig's Wife, Evan S. Connell Jr.
Prague Revisited, George P. Springer
Toward A Theory Of The Humanities, Frances M. Myers
Toward A Theory Of The Humanities, Frances M. Myers
New Mexico Quarterly
No abstract provided.
Full Issue, University Of New Mexico Press
Reviews, University Of New Mexico Press
Poetry Contributors, University Of New Mexico Press
Poetry Contributors, University Of New Mexico Press
New Mexico Quarterly
No abstract provided.
Keres Language Loss In The Santo Domingo Pueblo Community, Christopher Chavez
Keres Language Loss In The Santo Domingo Pueblo Community, Christopher Chavez
American Studies ETDs
The purpose of this research is to consider the effect of the Keres language loss in the Santo Domingo Pueblo community and the need for language revitalization. The Keres-speaking community of Santo Domingo Pueblo has been adamantly opposed to instituting oral and written Keres language in the school system. The Santo Domingo people began to withhold information in response to the European intrusion into the Pueblo world. Isolating itself from the colonial powers served to maintain the unity of the Pueblo’s traditions and culture. However, a revitalization of the Keres language requires integration with the global society. Without the written …
Reviews, University Of New Mexico Press
The Ninth Annual Unm Research Lecture The Lure Of Names, T. M. Pearce
The Ninth Annual Unm Research Lecture The Lure Of Names, T. M. Pearce
New Mexico Quarterly
No abstract provided.
Books, University Of New Mexico Press
The Glocal Creation Of Space: Paru Paru’S Youth Casting Their Own Futures, Teresa M. Drenten
The Glocal Creation Of Space: Paru Paru’S Youth Casting Their Own Futures, Teresa M. Drenten
Architecture and Planning ETDs
This thesis illustrates the active participation of Indigenous children in the creation of space intersecting across multiple scales. I engaged with critical decolonial theories to create a community based participatory process with eleven bilingual Quechua-Spanish children in Paru Paru, Peru. My methodology focuses on the desires of the community, concentrating on their lived experiences and honoring the community’s challenges and resiliency. This research and knowledge belong to the community. Through small group and observation methods, these young participants demonstrated two desires; First, they want to remain connected to their lands and cosmology; next, they wish to receive the benefits from …
Books, University Of New Mexico Press
Death In Africa, Margot Astrov
Full Issue, University Of New Mexico Press
Books, University Of New Mexico Press
Anthropological Progress In The State, Frank C. Hibben
Anthropological Progress In The State, Frank C. Hibben
New Mexico Quarterly
No abstract provided.