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Letter To Anne And Bob, Lloyd C. Clark
Letter To Anne And Bob, Lloyd C. Clark
Lloyd Clark Papers
Letter to Anne and Robert Witt, from Lloyd C. Clark, with a copy of the Taylor Family UTA President's Scholarship dinner program, signed by various staff, noting their absence this year.
Letter To Amy, Lloyd C. Clark
Letter To Amy, Lloyd C. Clark
Lloyd Clark Papers
Letter to Amy J. Schultz, Special Events Director at The University of Texas at Arlington, from Lloyd C. Clark, with information on one of the Taylor Family UTA President Scholarships recipients, and a copy of the previous year's program, with corrections.
Letter To James, Lloyd C. Clark
Letter To James, Lloyd C. Clark
Lloyd Clark Papers
Letter to James D. Spaniolo, President-elect at The University of Texas at Arlington, from Lloyd C. Clark with an attached copy of a program for the Taylor Family UTA President's Scholarship awards and one of his columns. Copy of the letter sent to Amy J. Schultz, Special Events Director.
Program, Lloyd C. Clark
Program, Lloyd C. Clark
Lloyd Clark Papers
Copy of a program for the Taylor Family UTA President Scholarships Awards, sent to Dr. Raymond Elliot, Chair of the Modern Languages Department, from Lloyd C. Clark, with a note.
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Lloyd Clark Papers
Excerpts of articles published in the Metropolitan section of The Dallas Morning News.
Letter And Documents, Mark D. Martin
Letter And Documents, Mark D. Martin
Lloyd Clark Papers
Letter to Lloyd and Jean Clark from Mark D. Martin, Vice President of Development at The University of Texas at Arlington, with an enclosed draft of the Century II Society Donor List and response form.
Letter And List, Mark D. Martin
Letter And List, Mark D. Martin
Lloyd Clark Papers
Letter to Lloyd and Jean Clark from Mark D. Martin, Vice President of Development at The University of Texas at Arlington, regarding the Century II Society Donor List, with an enclosed draft for review.
Magazine Excerpt
Lloyd Clark Papers
Pages from the Alumni Notebook of the UTA Magazine, in spring/summer 2000, showcasing recent news and alumni spotlights.
Nanoparticle-Based Therapy For Peripheral Artery Disease: Evaluation Of Collagen Reduction And Fibrosis Mitigation In Ischemic Tissue, Tresha Nguyen
Nanoparticle-Based Therapy For Peripheral Artery Disease: Evaluation Of Collagen Reduction And Fibrosis Mitigation In Ischemic Tissue, Tresha Nguyen
2026 Spring Honors Capstones Projects
Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD) is characterized by reduced blood flow, ischemic injury, and fibrosis, which collectively impair tissue function. Current treatment strategies are limited in their ability to target fibrotic tissue and restore normal function effectively. This study evaluates the therapeutic potential of drug-loaded nanoparticles to reduce fibrosis in ischemic tissue. Nanoparticles were synthesized and characterized for in vivo application. Tissue samples from experimental groups, including saline control, blank nanoparticles, free drug, and drug-loaded nanoparticles, were analyzed using Masson’s Trichrome staining to quantify collagen deposition. Histological images were processed using image analysis software to determine the percentage of collagen area. …
Letter And Program, Lloyd C. Clark
Letter And Program, Lloyd C. Clark
Lloyd Clark Papers
Letter to Laure Anderson, Development Director at The University of Texas at Arlington, from Lloyd C. Clark, discussing the annual scholarship awards dinner and recipient. Attached copy of the previous year's Taylor Family UTA President's Scholarship program with edits.
Newspaper Clipping
Lloyd Clark Papers
Newspaper clipping about the annual production at North Texas Agricultural College.
Testing And Qualification Of Low-Voltage Power Supplies For The Atlas Tile Hadronic Calorimeter Phase-Ii Upgrade, Justice A. Jones
Testing And Qualification Of Low-Voltage Power Supplies For The Atlas Tile Hadronic Calorimeter Phase-Ii Upgrade, Justice A. Jones
2026 Spring Honors Capstones Projects
The High Luminosity upgrade of the Large Hadron Collider (HL-LHC) places increased thermal and operational demands on detector electronics, requiring highly reliable power systems. The ATLAS Tile Hadronic Calorimeter (TileCal) uses low-voltage power supply (LVPS) bricks to power front-end electronics, but these units operate in inaccessible regions, making failures difficult to repair. Therefore, rigorous qualification procedures are essential. This work focuses on improving LVPS reliability through a structured burn-in process. Each unit undergoes pre-burn-in electrical verification using a Single Test Stand (STS), followed by sustained operation under load and elevated temperature, and post-burn-in requalification. Standard cooling conditions limit temperatures to …
What’S In A Map?: Evaluating Mapping Techniques And Measures Of Culture To Inform Equitable Cultural Planning In Dallas, Texas, Kena Nicol
Planning Masters Professional Reports
The City of Dallas developed a neighborhood typology map to assess cultural resource distribution as part of its 2018 Cultural Plan, representing a relatively new approach that remains underexplored in academic literature. In the same plan, stakeholders identified equity as a central value, highlighting the need for tools that better support equitable cultural planning. This study evaluates the outcomes of two mapping techniques–cultural asset mapping and opportunity mapping – to examine how each represents cultural resource distribution across Dallas and supports equity-oriented analysis. Cultural asset mapping, the standard approach in cultural planning, identifies the spatial distribution of physical cultural infrastructure. …
Road To Brexit: History Of Euroscepticism In The United Kingdom, Jake M. Flowers
Road To Brexit: History Of Euroscepticism In The United Kingdom, Jake M. Flowers
2026 Spring Honors Capstones Projects
Scholars in recent years have attempted to understand why citizens of the United Kingdom voted to leave the European Union in 2016, with many taking interest in the history of Euroscepticism in the country. Previous research on the topic has considered the impacts of geopolitical trends after World War II, Eurosceptical political activity in the 1980s, and longer-term historical attitudes. This paper examines the long history of Brexit to consider these events as a whole instead of as separate parts. As this is a history research project, the primary methodology is an analysis of speeches and primary sources from across …
Acquisition Behavior Response: Investigating The Ability Of Leptoglossus Phyllopus To Choose Between A “Good” Versus “Sub-Optimal” Strain Of Caballeronia, Irene L. Pham
2026 Spring Honors Capstones Projects
Leptoglossus phyllopus is a polyphagous pest that primarily feasts on citrus, tomatoes, and legumes. They must form a mutualistic symbiosis with Caballeronia every generation by ingesting the bacterium from their environment. However, not all species of Caballeronia confer the same fitness on the L. phyllopus host, raising the question of whether L. phyllopus possesses a partner choice mechanism that would allow it to distinguish between a good (GAOX1) and a suboptimal (Lep1P3) symbiosis partner. This was examined by conducting a choice experiment in which the two symbionts (GAOX1 vs. Lep1P3) were placed in a plastic box, and the bug’s roaming …
Atlas Of Champions: Historic Maps Of The 2026 World Cup Nations, Evan Spencer, Darryl Ward
Atlas Of Champions: Historic Maps Of The 2026 World Cup Nations, Evan Spencer, Darryl Ward
2026 - Atlas of Champions: Historic Maps of the 2026 World Cup Nations
An exhibition celebrating the 2026 World Cup through the cartographic collections in the Virginia Garrett Cartographic History Library. Exhibit curated by Evan Spencer and designed by Darryl Ward.
Companionships, Transportation, And Health Among Members Of A Hispanic Senior Center: A Sociometric Social Network Dataset, Rebecca Mauldin Phd, Msw, Vismaya Prakasan Msis, Akshay Thakare Msis, Rupal Parekh Phd
Companionships, Transportation, And Health Among Members Of A Hispanic Senior Center: A Sociometric Social Network Dataset, Rebecca Mauldin Phd, Msw, Vismaya Prakasan Msis, Akshay Thakare Msis, Rupal Parekh Phd
Social Networks for Social Good Collection-Archive
This dataset contains survey and social network data from 42 members of a predominantly Puerto Rican senior center in Hartford, Connecticut. It includes two linked components (1) participant-level information on demographics, health, mobility, and transportation, and (2) a sociometric network of companionship ties among members. The data are designed for use in social network analysis and research on aging, mobility, and social relationships. These data can be used to explore questions such as how companionship ties are structured among older adults in a community setting; whether individuals with similar characteristics (e.g., age, gender, health status) are more likely to form …
Phenological Overlap In Obligate Plant-Pollinator Mutualism, Austin J. Carlson
Phenological Overlap In Obligate Plant-Pollinator Mutualism, Austin J. Carlson
2026 Spring Honors Capstones Projects
Plant-pollinator mutualisms require temporal overlap between flowering and pollinator activity, so climate-driven timing shifts can weaken the interaction and, in severe cases, destabilize the system. This work investigates how reduced overlap affects persistence in an obligate plant-pollinator pair using a coupled differential equation model in which a phenological overlap factor scales the saturating mutualistic benefit. Simplification with a constant overlap enables closed-form equilibrium and stability analysis, revealing that below a critical overlap threshold, coexistence is no longer maintained. Rescaling reduces the parameter space from ten quantities to seven dimensionless groups, and sensitivity analysis identifies the degree of species dependence and …
A Gamble On Gender: Perceptions Of The Singular “They” Pronoun Among College-Age Students, Sloane Cheesebrough
A Gamble On Gender: Perceptions Of The Singular “They” Pronoun Among College-Age Students, Sloane Cheesebrough
Global Insight
This paper discusses a study that was carried out with the aim of discovering the perceptions of the singular “they” pronoun (both general and specified) among college students with a focus on the interaction of the gender of the participant with their perceptions. The linguistic variables considered were the level of acceptability of different pronouns, pronouns used by participants, and direct perceptions of the singular “they,” while the social variables were gender, age, first language, and academic year. The hypotheses are as follows: men would find the singular “they” (both forms) less acceptable than women and nonbinary genders, and in …
Contributors, Global Insight Editorial Team
Westernization And Its Effects On The Sound Of Japan, Coleton Boles
Westernization And Its Effects On The Sound Of Japan, Coleton Boles
Global Insight
A major source of influence on Japanese musicians has historically been Western art, and the resulting music has also served to influence much of Western contemporary music. This paper forms a timeline containing some key moments in Japanese music history, including the pioneering of Japanese-language rock, synth-pop, and Shibuya-kei. This investigation into these important moments is supplemented by quotes from interviews of musicians, including Haruomi Hosono of Yellow Magic Orchestra and Happy End, Keigo Oyamada of Flipper’s Guitar, and Yasuharu Konishi of Pizzicato Five. This paper finds that a country’s art and culture, in this case Japanese music, can evolve …
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The Misrepresentation Of American Sign Language And Deaf Culture In Mainstream Film Media A Call For Inclusive Representation, Katherine M. Hamilton, Dr. Lisalee Egbert
The Misrepresentation Of American Sign Language And Deaf Culture In Mainstream Film Media A Call For Inclusive Representation, Katherine M. Hamilton, Dr. Lisalee Egbert
Global Insight
Mass film media has the power to shape popular culture and influence public opinions and perceptions; thus, properly portraying Deaf characters, the correct linguistic model of American Sign Language (ASL), and Deaf Culture in this powerful medium is crucial. This research examines the misrepresentation of Deaf Culture and ASL in film and its impact on realworld interactions between Deaf and hearing c/Communties. By analyzing historical film trends, bringing modern trends to light, and creating educational tools, this study aims to create measurable change in media practice. The study uses online questionnaires and interviews with ASL-fluent participants from the Deaf Community …
Social Hierarchy And Purity Of Blood In New Spain, Paula Currie
Social Hierarchy And Purity Of Blood In New Spain, Paula Currie
Global Insight
Racial inequality, white superiority, and socialized economic poverty are issues currently affecting the world. These problems plaguing our nation seem hopeless with no apparent end in sight. All these issues have been repeated time and again throughout history. When the Spanish colonized the New World, they brought with them an ideology known as limpieza de sangre or purity of blood. This rigid ideology was based on the premise of White Spanish superiority, which was imposed upon the people of New Spain. Limpieza de sangre influenced nobility, socio-economic racial hierarchy, life, and art in New Spain. To fully understand the effects …
Comics And The American West An Interview With Dr. Christopher Conway, Sean Woodard
Comics And The American West An Interview With Dr. Christopher Conway, Sean Woodard
Global Insight
Dr. Christopher Conway, Professor of Spanish in the Department of Modern Languages, was interviewed by Global Insight Assistant Editor, Sean Woodard. Sean asked Dr. Conway about his research on Westerns and his recent donation of Mexican and Spanish comics to Special Collections at UT Arlington’s Libraries.
Foreword, Katherine M. Hamilton
Contributors, Global Insight Editorial Team
Contributors, Global Insight Editorial Team
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counterparts, animals. Current standards of the industry bring up concern for the ethical treatment of animals; additionally,
Letter From The Editor, Sean Woodard
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