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Sentencing Guideline Law And Practice In A Post-Booker World: Introduction, Michael Vitiello Jan 2006

Sentencing Guideline Law And Practice In A Post-Booker World: Introduction, Michael Vitiello

McGeorge School of Law Scholarly Articles

No abstract provided.


Untitled, Dana Woodman Jan 2006

Untitled, Dana Woodman

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Journey, Kristi Britz Jan 2006

Journey, Kristi Britz

Calliope

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Cage Of Light, Kent Lithicum Jan 2006

Cage Of Light, Kent Lithicum

Calliope

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As I Remembered A Time Less Near, Suzanne Shenk Jan 2006

As I Remembered A Time Less Near, Suzanne Shenk

Calliope

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Untitled, Eliana Cetto Jan 2006

Untitled, Eliana Cetto

Calliope

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Rituals Of Solitude, Senta Cunningham Jan 2006

Rituals Of Solitude, Senta Cunningham

Calliope

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Single Blessedness, Camille Norton Jan 2006

Single Blessedness, Camille Norton

Calliope

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Lost, Jeffrey Morgan Jan 2006

Lost, Jeffrey Morgan

Calliope

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Forging Space, Chance Burdick Liscomb Jan 2006

Forging Space, Chance Burdick Liscomb

Theses and Dissertations

I naturally like sculpture. My artistic medium of choice is sculpture because it occupies physical space commands attention and thought. The expressive qualities found in steel are numerous as they are in manipulation of found materials. Both materials involve a process of discovery on an evolving road towards any sculpture's ultimate conclusion. My primary goal is that my sculpture should be personal and capture the viewer's eye, stir his or her subconscious, and serve as a form of communication.


Structured Faculty Mentoring In Higher Education: A Descriptive Analysis Of The Perceptions Of Junior And Senior Faculty, Jennifer J. Smith-Slabaugh Jan 2006

Structured Faculty Mentoring In Higher Education: A Descriptive Analysis Of The Perceptions Of Junior And Senior Faculty, Jennifer J. Smith-Slabaugh

Theses and Dissertations

Studies have shown that mentoring is a viable form of professional development.Faced with large numbers of retirements and a projected increase in student enrollment, the issues of recruitment, retention and revitalization of current faculty are at the core of this study. There is little empirical research on the phenomenon of structured or formal mentoring in higher education from the perspective of both the mentee and the mentor.The purpose of this study was to identify, describe, and analyze the perceived benefits that both senior or more experienced faculty mentors and junior or new-to-the institution faculty mentees at a large urban research …


Rebuilding Theories Of Technology Acceptance: A Qualitative Case Study Of Physicians' Acceptance Of Technology, Jon T. Blue Jan 2006

Rebuilding Theories Of Technology Acceptance: A Qualitative Case Study Of Physicians' Acceptance Of Technology, Jon T. Blue

Theses and Dissertations

The Technology Acceptance Model has been widely applied and has been quite successful at explaining the behavioral intention to use technology in many organizations. One of the most significant variables in the Technology Acceptance Model is perceived ease of use. The Technology Acceptance Model purports that perceived ease of use contributes to the behavioral intention to use technology. Additionally, the model purports that perceived ease of use is an antecedent of perceived usefulness. In the adoption and use of technology by physicians, previous studies show that the Technology Acceptance Model predictions have been incorrect. Specifically, the aforementioned perceived ease of …


Jimmy Hit His First Home Run, Eileen N. Rafferty Jan 2006

Jimmy Hit His First Home Run, Eileen N. Rafferty

Theses and Dissertations

This document begins with the end of a life and ends with the beginning of hope. It is a brief description of the artist's history, artistic and literary influences, and subsequent works produced during graduate school, specifically Dichotomy, Swan Dive, and Jimmy Hit His First Home Run. Topics discussed include Human Physiology, Transference, Buddhism, and Bubbles. This document was created in Microsoft Word 2004 for Mac, Version 11.2.


Influence Of Anti-Cd44 On Murine B Cell Activation, Tiana L. Wyant Jan 2006

Influence Of Anti-Cd44 On Murine B Cell Activation, Tiana L. Wyant

Theses and Dissertations

Lymphocyte activation and trafficking are indispensable to the immune system. CD44, an adhesion molecule, plays important roles in T cell activation, lymphocyte homing/trafficking, and tumor metastasis. Although the functions of CD44 have been shown in T cells and other leukocytes, little is known about its role in B cells. The effects of CD44 cross-linking on murine B cell activation via CD40L/IL-4 was explored using the anti-CD44 mAbs RK3G9 and IM7. Immobilized RK3G9 and IM7 could strongly inhibit B cell proliferation and Ig production, with IgE inhibition being prominent. Soluble anti-CD44 had no effect. The inhibitory effect of RK3G9 was not …


Last Stand At Big Thunder Mountain, David Herbert Jan 2006

Last Stand At Big Thunder Mountain, David Herbert

Theses and Dissertations

I seek to pose questions about what people overlook or don't consider when viewing art in order to interpret what they see. When working on a project, I purposely retain the effect of my hand. The false crudeness is enhanced by my use of seemingly impoverished materials. This is akin to seeing the fishing wire holding up the miniature spaceship as it flies through the sky. This document was created with Microsoft Word XP.


Approaching The Singularity In Gowdy Universes, Bartlett Douglas Edmonds Jr. Jan 2006

Approaching The Singularity In Gowdy Universes, Bartlett Douglas Edmonds Jr.

Theses and Dissertations

It has been shown that the cosmic censorship conjecture holds for polarized Gowdy spacetimes. In the more general, unpolarized case, however, the question remains open. It is known that cylindrically symmetric dust can collapse to form a naked singularity. Since Gowdy universes comprise gravitational waves that are locally cylindrically symmetric, perhaps these waves can collapse onto a symmetry axis and create a naked singularity. It is known that in the case of cylindrical symmetry, event horizons will not form under gravitational collapse, so the formation of a singularity on the symmetry axis would be a violation of the cosmic censorship …


Institutional Transformation: A Case Study Of An Urban Midwestern University, Jane M. Grassadonia Jan 2006

Institutional Transformation: A Case Study Of An Urban Midwestern University, Jane M. Grassadonia

Theses and Dissertations

This study is a case study of an institutional transformational change effort in an urban research university. The study's focus is on the impact of The Milwaukee Idea on faculty and students as the soul of the university. Literature on transformational change in higher education focuses on the processes for launching this type of change and the role of formal change leaders. Less is known about the impact of transformational change on faculty and students. Relevant literature on change and institutional culture informed this study, including Kotter (1996), Wilber (1998), Cutright (2001), Peterson and Spencer (2000), Kezar and Eckel(2000), and …


Neglect Of Children's Health: Too Many Irons In The Fire, John E.B. Myers Jan 2006

Neglect Of Children's Health: Too Many Irons In The Fire, John E.B. Myers

McGeorge School of Law Scholarly Articles

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Report Regarding The Pacific Mcgeorge Workshop On Globalizing The Law School Curriculum, Franklin A. Gevurtz, Linda Carter, Julie A. Davies, Brian K. Landsberg, Thomas O. Main, Michael P. Malloy, John G. Sprankling Jan 2006

Report Regarding The Pacific Mcgeorge Workshop On Globalizing The Law School Curriculum, Franklin A. Gevurtz, Linda Carter, Julie A. Davies, Brian K. Landsberg, Thomas O. Main, Michael P. Malloy, John G. Sprankling

McGeorge School of Law Scholarly Articles

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Utilization Of The Center For The Advancement Of Education Educational Outcomes, Revised Version 2004: Report Of The 2005 American College Of Clinical Pharmacy Educational Affairs Committee, Susan P. Bruce, Amy Bower, Emily Hak, Amy H. Schwartz, Aacp Educational Affairs Committee Jan 2006

Utilization Of The Center For The Advancement Of Education Educational Outcomes, Revised Version 2004: Report Of The 2005 American College Of Clinical Pharmacy Educational Affairs Committee, Susan P. Bruce, Amy Bower, Emily Hak, Amy H. Schwartz, Aacp Educational Affairs Committee

School of Pharmacy Faculty Articles

In response to the release of the Center for the Advancement of Pharmaceutical Education (CAPE) Educational Outcomes1 revised version in May 2004, the 2004–2005 American College of Clinical Pharmacy (ACCP) Educational Affairs Committee was charged by then-president Barbara G. Wells, PharmD, with reviewing the updated document and recommending strategies for pharmacy educators to apply the information. The recommendations contained in this document focus on guiding curricular development, helping students connect what they learn in the classroom and experiential setting to the practice of pharmacy, educating external audiences about the role of the pharmacist, assessing the new outcomes, and determining the …


Teaching Effective Oral Argument Skills: Forget About The Drama Coach, Michael Vitiello Jan 2006

Teaching Effective Oral Argument Skills: Forget About The Drama Coach, Michael Vitiello

McGeorge School of Law Scholarly Articles

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English Adjective Comparison And Analogy, Dirk Elzinga Jan 2006

English Adjective Comparison And Analogy, Dirk Elzinga

Faculty Publications

There are two strategies for forming the comparative degree of adjectives in English; a synthetic strategy which suffixes -er to the adjective stem, and an analytical strategy which uses more in composition with the adjective. Many analyses of the choice between analytical and synthetic comparison have been proposed, but all face difficulties. In this paper I show that analogy can not only account for the distribution of analytical and synthetic comparison as well as traditional rule-based approaches, but can also provide a psychologically plausible model for the choice which speakers make.


Natural Flow, Holly Armstrong Jan 2006

Natural Flow, Holly Armstrong

Theses and Dissertations

Nature never ceases to amaze me with momentary observations of fluid energy: the purposeful curvature of a blue heron's neck; the pattern of water as it sweeps across a rock sculpted by that very motion; the changing light and shadows created as wind blows through tall grasses. The spark of beauty in these moments lies in the energy that causes this constant change. To capture this energy, either potential or kinetic, and embody it through textures and flow of mass, is my essential goal as an artist.


Community College Instructors' Perceptions Of Online Teaching And Learning: A Study Of A Rural Community College, Joy F. Hurt Jan 2006

Community College Instructors' Perceptions Of Online Teaching And Learning: A Study Of A Rural Community College, Joy F. Hurt

Theses and Dissertations

This qualitative study examined online teaching and learning in a rural community college setting from the instructors' points-of-view. The research questions focused upon what the instructors viewed as the benefits and detriments of online teaching and learning, both for them and their students, their views of the effects of online learning on their students, the nature of teaching online in a rural community college, and the interaction between instructors and students, and among students, in online classes. Constructivist learning theory served as the theoretical framework of this study. The findings are based on an analysis of the data collected from …


Functional Consequences Of Matrix Metalloproteinase-1 Over-Expression In Human Gliomas, Emily Mullet Jan 2006

Functional Consequences Of Matrix Metalloproteinase-1 Over-Expression In Human Gliomas, Emily Mullet

Theses and Dissertations

Malignant brain tumors are among the deadliest of human cancers. Despit recent advancements in conventional therapies, glioblastomas remain incurable, largel y due to their ability to invade surrounding tissue. Matrix metalloproteinases are thought to contribute to the invaseive phenotype of human gliomas. Absent in normal brain, matrix metalloproteinase-1 (MMP-1) has been shown to be present in gliomas, and in particular in glioblastoma multiforme (GBM). To begin to examine the role of MMP-1 in these tumore, two human glioma cell lines were stably transfected with MMP-1 cDNA. Confirmation of MMP-1 over-expression in these cells was achieved through real-time PCR and Western …


The Effect Of Adding Drag-Reducing Polymers To Resuscitation Fluid During Hemorrhagic Shock On Skeletal Muscle Microcirculation, Geoffrey C. Alexander Jan 2006

The Effect Of Adding Drag-Reducing Polymers To Resuscitation Fluid During Hemorrhagic Shock On Skeletal Muscle Microcirculation, Geoffrey C. Alexander

Theses and Dissertations

Previous studies have shown an increase in survival when a minute amount of drag-reducing polymers were added to a resuscitation fluid. The purpose of this investigation was to examine the effect of adding a minute amount of the drag-reducing polymer polyethylene glycol to a resuscitation fluid, on the microcirculation of skeletal muscle during a volume-controlled hemorrhage model. The spinotrapezius muscle in twelve male Sprague Dawley rats was exteriorized for microvascular measurements of the arterioles. The diameters of the three levels of arterioles, interstitial fluid PO2, and RBC velocity in the feed arteriole were measured. Flow in the feed arteriole was …


The Ins And Outs Of School Provider Literature: A Multi-Year Content Analysis On Lgbt Youth, Caitlin Conor Ryan Jan 2006

The Ins And Outs Of School Provider Literature: A Multi-Year Content Analysis On Lgbt Youth, Caitlin Conor Ryan

Theses and Dissertations

This study is based on a content analysis of two primary sources: 1) literature published on lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) youth in professional journals for school providers (school counselors, nurses, psychologists and social workers) over more than a 30-year period; and 2) materials developed for school providers on LGBT youth by states with laws, regulations and professional policies related to sexual orientation and/or gender identity in schools. Fifteen professional journals were identified that serve as primary and secondary journals for school providers. A total of 41 articles were published in these journals on LGBT youth between 1937 and …


Innocent Of A Capital Crime: Parallels Between Innocence Of A Crime And Innocence Of The Death Penalty, Linda Carter Jan 2006

Innocent Of A Capital Crime: Parallels Between Innocence Of A Crime And Innocence Of The Death Penalty, Linda Carter

McGeorge School of Law Scholarly Articles

No abstract provided.


The Presumption Of Undue Influence Resurrected: He Said/She Said Is Back, Christine Manolakas Jan 2006

The Presumption Of Undue Influence Resurrected: He Said/She Said Is Back, Christine Manolakas

McGeorge School of Law Scholarly Articles

No abstract provided.


Incorporating Transnational Materials Into Traditional Courses, Franklin A. Gevurtz Jan 2006

Incorporating Transnational Materials Into Traditional Courses, Franklin A. Gevurtz

McGeorge School of Law Scholarly Articles

No abstract provided.