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Syntheses Of Cross-Linking Agents, Molecular Modeling Of Oligonucleotides And Polypeptide-Ion Complexes, Michael J. Yunes
Syntheses Of Cross-Linking Agents, Molecular Modeling Of Oligonucleotides And Polypeptide-Ion Complexes, Michael J. Yunes
Honors Theses
Each section of this thesis will be subdivided into three parts encompassing all of the research in which I have been involved during the past three years. These will be referred to under the headings "Syntheses:' "Molecular Modeling," and "Cross-linking Efficiencies." Each of these subdivisions may have divisions within them when necessary in order to fully detail the research.
Diners In America : An Evolutionary Process, Jill Gardner
Diners In America : An Evolutionary Process, Jill Gardner
Honors Theses
A diner is now, as it has always been, a restful spot. It is a restful spot that is currently branching out into chains to capitalize on this same sentiment all over the nation. It focuses on the caricature like qualities that people recognize in a diner. People are willing to pay a little more, not much more, but a little more, to get away from McDonald's. These restaurants have been built with old memories but with new conveniences and some new menus. Finally, with health food on the march, I have to ask--where else can you eat a big …
Determination Of Hydroxyl Radical Production Rates In Natural Waters Using The Fluorometric Reagent P-Hydroxyphenylacetic Acid, Jason D. Hosmer
Determination Of Hydroxyl Radical Production Rates In Natural Waters Using The Fluorometric Reagent P-Hydroxyphenylacetic Acid, Jason D. Hosmer
Honors Theses
A means of determining hydroxyl radical production rates in natural waters through the formation of a directly detectable fluorescent product has been developed. A method similar to the enzyme mediated oxidation of phydroxyphenylacetic acid by hydrogen peroxide is used (Miller and Kester, 1988). Due to the high reactivity of hydroxyl radicals, and subsequently low steady state concentrations, direct detection is very difficult. In the past detection was achieved through the introduction of a probe, usually a substituted aromatic or alcohol, that decays away at an observable rate upon reaction with hydroxyl radicals. Detection limits and accuracy of such difference based …
Leading The Unpopular Cause : Legal Advocacy For Abused Women, Katarine L. Donahue
Leading The Unpopular Cause : Legal Advocacy For Abused Women, Katarine L. Donahue
Honors Theses
I decided to compile research on legal advocacy, specifically representing abused women, and to create a training manual for court advocates. This guide will become a part of the task force's goal to serve the battered women within the community. I have analyzed the purpose and need for legal advocates, including a literature review and my own leadership reflections.
The Entrepreneurial Leadership Puzzle : The Pieces You Need To Start A Business, Charles S. Ribaudo
The Entrepreneurial Leadership Puzzle : The Pieces You Need To Start A Business, Charles S. Ribaudo
Honors Theses
While having effective followers is critical, the leadership attributes of the entrepreneur is just as important. Gardner and several other leadership scholars have done significant research on the attributes of leaders. The entrepreneur is just one of many leaders that possess the necessary leadership attributes for success. Starting a company requires such a tremendous time commitment that the leaders within it must be able to handle the stress and ambiguity that goes along with it. This takes leadership to handle this ambiguity of whether they wilt meet the next paycheck. Employees, investors and customers will be looking to them to …
Does Gender Influence Leadership?, Stacy L. Jones
Does Gender Influence Leadership?, Stacy L. Jones
Honors Theses
The question of gender's influence on leadership styles is an important topic in the modern organizational world. The face of the organization is changing, with new demands being made of management. Organizations no longer depend on rigid hierarchies to achieve their goals, but rather these organizations seek innovation and communication. To achieve these new objectives, organizations are searching for leadership from their executives, managers, and employees.
It is of primary importance to determine whether men and women demonstrate the same leadership behaviors or demonstrate significantly different styles of leadership. This knowledge may substantially aid an organization in utilizing the most …
The Multiple Sclerosis Society : One Thing People With Ms Can Count On, Chris O'Neil
The Multiple Sclerosis Society : One Thing People With Ms Can Count On, Chris O'Neil
Honors Theses
In my study of the Central Virginia Chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, I have chosen not to focus on the departure of the Executive Director, Jacqui Kozsuch, who is leaving for personal reasons. I have instead focused on the issues that are going to be relevant and important for the growth of the chapter in the future, such as the board involvement, fund.raising strategies and meeting the needs of the clients.
Based on my research and observation, I think that the chapter has made a turn for the better and has the groundwork laid for future success. All …
A Study Of Leadership Through The Field Of Events Planning, Meredith Bishop
A Study Of Leadership Through The Field Of Events Planning, Meredith Bishop
Honors Theses
During the past fouryearsit seems as if I have always been in charge of something, and looking back that "thing" has always been an event. Whether it was Freshman Tree Planting Ceremony, Junior Ring Dance, or Sorority Rush the events have been a culmination of my creativity, organization, and leadership abilities. It is not everyone who wantsto,orwould be able to plan an event for a client (or even their friends) and be proud of the end results. It is stressful,time consuming, and done for other people. It is a test of leadership in a traditional way through personal and interpersonal …
Making Richmond Greater : A Study Of The Greater Richmond Community Corps, Elizabeth A. Devoss
Making Richmond Greater : A Study Of The Greater Richmond Community Corps, Elizabeth A. Devoss
Honors Theses
The impetus or need for a study of the evolution of a group like the Greater Richmond Community Corps relates to the need for community leadership throughout the country. Many urban areas are facing the same crisis-like problems as Richmond. As a result, this study could provide them with a model in addressing these problems and an in-depth look at Richmond's response.
Virginia Commonwealth University's Plan For A Diverse Community, Matthew T. Corkern
Virginia Commonwealth University's Plan For A Diverse Community, Matthew T. Corkern
Honors Theses
Having always been intrigued by academic administration, it is only appropriate that I chose to study leadership perspectives within this traditional, yet ever changing context. Desiring the challenge of intellectual development as well as an opportunity to bring an effective change, I researched and assembled a pilot project. With use of this procedure, the Office of Academic Planning at Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU), may now analyze the implementation of various directions and components of their Strategic Plan over the next months for the September 1995 deadline.
The Grotian Quest Revisited, Jeffrey Waggett
The Grotian Quest Revisited, Jeffrey Waggett
Honors Theses
In 1625, more than twenty years prior to the ending of the Thirty Years War with the Treaty of Westphalia, Hugo Grotius wrote De Jure Belli-ac Pacis, outlining his solutions for a troubled world. While the details and particularities of his ideas may not be compatible with today's unsettled and transitory world, what he strove and quested for is as applicable today as it was at the beginning of the modem state system. At the time of Grotius, feudalism was being replaced by statist concerns, centering around territory and a dual centralization of domestic authority and military power. The transitory …
Personal Leadership : A Course Proposal For The Jepson School Curriculum, Carrie S. Smith
Personal Leadership : A Course Proposal For The Jepson School Curriculum, Carrie S. Smith
Honors Theses
One growth area within the field of leadership studies is the concept of personal leadership. Personal leadership encourages identifying and living by one's own core values. It incorporates defining and adhering to a personal mission statement and vision. Teaching personal leadership means identifying specific practices, exercises, disciplines and habits that aid the individual in learning to lead a principle-centered life. Since the material is translatable into all realms of a leaders life, teaching personal leadership methods to Jepson students will aid them in gaining a better understanding of themselves and will prove to be a practical preparatory course for leadership …
Art And Leadership, Bridgett Miller
Art And Leadership, Bridgett Miller
Honors Theses
Art and leadership. Are there any connections? There has been very little research done on the relationship between art and leadership. However, it is about time that we become reflective practitioners and examine the context of art as a manifestation of leadership. Art and leadership are similar and primarily united along the lines of their ability to transcend time and use of the right brain hemisphere.
It should now seem quite apparent how the arts and leadership are connected. Both are multi-faceted fields which lack universal definitions. They pose similar questions to the scholars and practitioners within their respective disciplines. …
Women's Leadership In The Sports Field, Tara L. Messmore
Women's Leadership In The Sports Field, Tara L. Messmore
Honors Theses
According to the interviews with successful women in nationally and internationally renowned companies/organizations in the sports world, there were ten concepts discussed most frequently in reference to how women succeed in this particular male-dominated field. Six of these ten concepts correlated to hindrances that impede women from breaking the glass ceiling in other nontraditional careers, while the remaining four concepts were unique to the sports field. In fact, a study conducted in The New Leaders and supported by a combination of other studies commisssioned by the Executive Leadership Council on driving and restraining forces for black senior executives (Baskerville and …
A Cross Cultural Analysis Of Leadership : Operation Smile Philippines Medical Mission 1995, Elizabethharris F. Harris
A Cross Cultural Analysis Of Leadership : Operation Smile Philippines Medical Mission 1995, Elizabethharris F. Harris
Honors Theses
One can not examine leadership in isolate from the context in which it is occurring. National and international factors, as well as culture, are key in understanding leadership. Factors such as a history of political oppression impact how Americans are perceived, and considerations such as religious factors impact the workings of the team. An awareness of these factors is imperative to team leadership, as mistakes or insensitivity can be detrimental to team effectiveness and relations.
It seems that at this stage of the leadership evolution, there is really no international model which effectively accounts for the leadership within a cross-cultural …
Teaching Leadership Through Mentoring, Kimberly Y. Fisher
Teaching Leadership Through Mentoring, Kimberly Y. Fisher
Honors Theses
In order to teach brothers how to be good mentors and leaders, the Fraternity has begun to offer a one-day retreat called a Regional mentor Development Program (RMDP), attendance to which is an expectation of the Epsilon/Brother Mentor Challenge. All members of the Fraternity are encouraged to attend these workshops regardless of the Challenge they are presently completing. As of January 1995, when I temporarily joined the organization, only one RMDP had been facilitated. It was held October 29, 1994 in the midwest region and serves as a guide on which the next RMDPs will be based. The program involved …
Leadership And Corporate Giving, Greg Parisi
Leadership And Corporate Giving, Greg Parisi
Honors Theses
Students at the University of Richmond and many other independent colleges and universities in Virginia are the primary beneficiaries of a remarkable labor of which they are, in most cases, completely unaware. The Virginia Foundation for Independent Colleges, put quite simply, raises funds from Virginia corporations to be distributed to its fifteen member institutions.
In turn, the needs of the VFIC have created an opportunity for inquiry into corporate giving from the perspective of the individual corporate executive. This paper details both my efforts to fulfill the needs of the VFIC and to gain insight into the leadership issues surrounding …
Greater Richmond Community Corps, Elizabeth Devoss
Greater Richmond Community Corps, Elizabeth Devoss
Honors Theses
The Richmond Community Corps was created by Mayor Leonidas B. Young in September 1994, in response to rising crime and violence in the Richmond community and in direct response to recommendations of the report of the Richmond Regional Crime Commission. Mayor Young, a second term council member, newly elected mayor and pastor in one of Richmond's most crime ridden areas, believes that crime and violence in our neighborhood's can be greatly affected if greater numbers of citizens get involved in making their communities safer places to live. As originally envisioned by Mayor Young, the Richmond Community Corps, would provide citizens …
Promoting Square Feet With Character: The Influence Of Fantasy On Meetings And Conventions At Walt Disney World, Christopher W. Tremblay
Promoting Square Feet With Character: The Influence Of Fantasy On Meetings And Conventions At Walt Disney World, Christopher W. Tremblay
Honors Theses
The Walt Disney World Resort is a unique setting for meetings and conventions because it offers the Disney theme parks, but more importantly, it offers the opportunity to incorporate fantasy components into convention activities. Since Walt Disney World opened, Disney has capitalized on its use of characters by designing theme park attractions based on those characters. The opportunity exists to incorporate Disney fantasy and characters into meetings and conventions, which impacts decisions by businesses and meeting planners to use Walt Disney World as a convention site. The purpose of this study is to look at the influence of the fantasy …
Racially Segregated Health Data-- Its Validity, Implications, And Use By Health Care Providers, Dawn D. Shears
Racially Segregated Health Data-- Its Validity, Implications, And Use By Health Care Providers, Dawn D. Shears
Honors Theses
No abstract provided.
The Poetry Of Sulpica, Angela K. Calcatterra
American Communists And The Nazi-Soviet Pact, Todd E. Smith
American Communists And The Nazi-Soviet Pact, Todd E. Smith
Honors Theses
No abstract provided.
Design Of A Miniature Hydraulic Power Unit, Ryan D. Bruneau
Design Of A Miniature Hydraulic Power Unit, Ryan D. Bruneau
Honors Theses
The need for a newly designed miniature hydraulic power unit has received the attention of Parker-Hannifin Hydraulic Pump/Motor Division. The current power unit is no longer marketable due to the associated costs and its relative size. As a result, a miniature hydraulic power unit has been designed, the culmination to the engineering curriculum at Western Michigan University. In order to increase the overall marketability and to reduce production costs, a transparent plastic reservoir has been incorporated into the design. An appropriate polymer has been chosen to meet the design requirements and finite element analysis has been used to verify the …
Urban Forestry The Trees Of The University Of Tennessee At Chattanooga, Cathy Payne
Urban Forestry The Trees Of The University Of Tennessee At Chattanooga, Cathy Payne
Honors Theses
The University of Chattanooga was founded in 1886. A few years before this time, many of Chattanooga's trees were replanted in the wake of the Civil War, during which most of the tree population was destroyed. Therefore, many of the trees located on campus today date back over one hundred years, but not much longer. In 1969, the university merged with the University of Tennessee system and became the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. The UTC campus is surrounded by buildings and has sidewalks and streets, which can produce an unfavorable environment for many tree species. Pavement and buildings create …
Determination Of The Role Melatonin Plays In The Aging Process By Measuring Testosterone And Corticosterone Blood Plasma Levels In Mice, Henry Lemieux
Determination Of The Role Melatonin Plays In The Aging Process By Measuring Testosterone And Corticosterone Blood Plasma Levels In Mice, Henry Lemieux
Honors Theses
No abstract provided.
"The Triumph Of The Individual Over Art": A Comparison Of The Works Of Henry Miller And Jack Kerouac, Jeffrey J. Eustis
"The Triumph Of The Individual Over Art": A Comparison Of The Works Of Henry Miller And Jack Kerouac, Jeffrey J. Eustis
Honors Theses
No abstract provided.
Spies Like Us? : An Analysis Of Six 1980s Spy Films And The Images They Presented About The Cold War, Jason Bologna
Spies Like Us? : An Analysis Of Six 1980s Spy Films And The Images They Presented About The Cold War, Jason Bologna
Honors Theses
"Let us not be deceived--we are today in the midst of a cold war. Our enemies are to be found abroad and at home. Let us never forget this: Our unrest is the heart of their success. The peace of the world is the hope and goal of our political system; it is the despair and defeat of those who stand against us" (Platt 48) . This passage was part of a speech delivered by Bernard M. Baruch before the South Carolina state legislature on April 16, 1947. The speech is significant because in using the term 'cold war,' Baruch …
Aviation Safety: Vfr Into Imc Accidents, Joel A. Rogers
Aviation Safety: Vfr Into Imc Accidents, Joel A. Rogers
Honors Theses
No abstract provided.
The Dilemma Of Unacknowledged Sexual Harassment On Siu's Campus, Tchicaya Ellis
The Dilemma Of Unacknowledged Sexual Harassment On Siu's Campus, Tchicaya Ellis
Honors Theses
There is problem within the arena of sexual harassment that deals with the low rate of reporting such harassment. Low reports could mean that victims don't even acknowledge that they have been sexually harassed. This study deals directly with this phenomenon. Other studies show that only 50% of women in any given sample report being victims of sexually harassing experiences but only 5% of those women actually report being sexually harassed (Fitzgerald, 1988). It was hypothesized that the status of the perpetrator would positively predict victim's likelihood of claiming to be sexually harassed but this was found to be unsupported. …
International Regime Theory: Asean As A Case Study, Dan Patrick Hercl
International Regime Theory: Asean As A Case Study, Dan Patrick Hercl
Honors Theses
No abstract provided.