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Fall 2017

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The LAS Signature; Essential Elements: Innovative Courses Link LAS Students to the Wider World; Pushing the Frontiers of Justice; Commencement; Inside the Cathedral of Christ the Light: Architect to Lead Alumni Tour; Mass Incarceration Symposium; LAS's First Endowed Chair Furthers Vincentian Scholarship; Using Statistics to Change the World; Silver Lining Playbook: NASA's International Space Apps Challenge Hackathon; Student Researchers Illuminate Transit Secrets; Fulbright, Boren Winners; In Brief; Faculty Publications; Alumna Spotlight: Annie Miskewitch

Fall 2017, Seattle University

Seattle University Magazine

No abstract provided.

Viewbook, 2017-2018, Office Of Communications & Marketing, Morehead State University.

Communications and Marketing Publications Archive

Viewbook of Morehead State University for 2017-2018.

Emeriti News, Fall 2017, Emeriti Council

Emeriti News

Contents from Volume XXVII Number 1:

Emeriti Council

Message from the Chair: Peter Krawutschke

Book Scholarships

Medallion Scholarships

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute

In Rememberance

Upcoming Events

Law & Health Care Newsletter, Fall 2017

Law & Health Care Newsletter

No abstract provided.

C-Drum News, Fall 2017

The C-DRUM News

No abstract provided.

Re:Align, George Washington University Cancer Center

RE:

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Vol. 93, No. 1 | Fall 2017, Bridgewater College

Bridgewater Magazine

Student Leadership

Afterschool Matters, Fall 2017, National Institute On Out-Of-School Time

Afterschool Matters

In this issue:

Welcome from the Managing Editor of Afterschool Matters by Georgia Hall

Equity and Inclusion An Action Agenda for Youth Development Professionals by Jennifer Siaca Curry

Making and Mentors: What it Takes to Make Them Better Together by Linda Kekelis, Jean J. Ryoo, and Emily McLeod

Using Video Game Design to Motivate Students by Michael A. Evans, Brett D. Jones, and Sehmuz Akalin

Fostering Arts Education Through a University-Afterschool Partnership by Alison E. Leonard, David S. Fleming, Melanie Lewis, and Sheliah Durham

An Unexpected Outcome by Michelle Masarik

Social Work Faculty Perceptions Of The Leadership Qualities Of Their Academic Leaders, Larry W. Owens, Christine R. Call, Neil J. Vincent

International Journal of Leadership and Change

Leadership within the social work academic setting is unique and complex. Understanding the way in which faculty members experience the leadership qualities of their academic leaders is a necessary precursor to effective leadership development. This article reports on the quantitative data from a mixed-methods, nationwide survey exploring social work faculty perceptions of the leadership qualities of their academic programs' leaders.

Oldowan Stone Tools And Hominin Cognition, Brittney Highland

Anthropology Undergraduate Senior Theses

The manufacturing of Oldowan stone tools marks a significant first step in human technological adaptation as part of the larger story of human evolution. Stone tools allow manipulation of the environment in a manner not capable by human ancestors’ “tooth and claw,” or biology, and just as importantly stone tool manufacture and use changes selective pressures related to cognition and learning. These cognitive/technological abilities drove the members of the genus Homo to become one of the most flexibly adaptive creatures on the planet. Examination of the evolution of human cognition and pedagogy allows for a more complete understanding of the …

The Importance Of Differentiated Leadership And Leading For Equity In Higher Education: How Higher Education Transformed My Life, Denver J. Fowler

Journal of Contemporary Research in Education

Statistically speaking, I should have become a lot of things I am not. I grew up homeless (low socio-economic status), lived in battered women shelters (witness to domestic abuse), fatherless (single-parent household), was a father at 16 years old (teen pregnancy), attended six different elementary schools in four different states (California, Texas, Ohio, and Tennessee) by the time I was in fifth grade (student mobility), and was the first in my family to graduate from college (first- generation college student). A quick search on research with regards to any one of these demographics or characteristics will yield statistics on who …

Redefining Transformative Change In Higher Education, Phillis George, Amy Wells-Dolan

Journal of Contemporary Research in Education

Introduction

Transforming Thinking Transforms Lives, Amy K. Fisher

Journal of Contemporary Research in Education

One way that higher education transforms lives is by fostering the development of cognitive complexity in students. This development is demonstrated in many ways in the classroom, and can be explained using the Perry Scheme of Intellectual and Ethical Development. Cognitive complexity is imperative for the helping professions, and students who develop complexity will be better able to facilitate complex changes in clients. Additionally, this kind of development can result in dramatic changes in the students’ own lives, which can lead to transformation at all levels of society.

The Holy Spirit In Spiritan Life, Phung Manh Tien C.S.Sp.

Spiritan Horizons

No abstract provided.

Vol. 6, No. 1 (2017): Full Issue, Journal Editors

Journal of Contemporary Research in Education

No abstract provided.

Bringing About Fullness Of Life With Care And Compassion: Learnings From The Social Enterprise Of The Good Shepherd Sisters, Julius B. Lunar

Center for Business Research and Development

One of the principles of the Church’s social teachings is integral human development. In his encyclical, Populorum Progressio, Pope Paul VI stated that “authentic human development is the development of the whole human being and of all human beings.” The importance of individuals as human beings is also rooted in the conviction of St. Mary Euphrasia Pelletier, foundress of the Good Shepherd Sisters, who kept reminding her daughters that “a person is of more value than the whole world.”

The Integral Human Development Approach guides the business model of the Mountain Maid Training Center (MMTC) in Baguio, which is a …

Together, No. 11, San Jose State University, College Of Social Sciences

Together (College of Social Sciences)

No abstract provided.

To Our Readers, Joseph Cangemi, Tony Norman

International Journal of Leadership and Change

No abstract provided.

Mcnair Messenger- Fall 2017, Mcnair Staff

McNair Messenger

McNair Scholars Program

Giving Credit: How Well Do Librarians Cite And Quote Their Sources?, Peter Genzinger, Deborah Wills

Library Publications

The practice of citing references is integral to scholarship. This paper focuses on three prominent journals for library science: College and Research Libraries, Library Resources and Technical Services, and Reference and User Services Quarterly. Errors in both citations and quotations were found in all three journals, although no statistically significant differences among journals were discovered. Citation errors of less than 10 percent were found for all three journals, while in total, 30.3 percent of quotations were judged to be questionable in some way. The paper includes recommendations for authors, editors and librarians. It also recommends further study of errors in …

Connections, 10/2017, College Of Health And Human Services

College of Health and Human Services Newsletter

• Outstanding alumni recognized at CHHS
• OT, social work faculty earn $1.8 million grant
• 14th Annual Rider Colloquium
• Department of Physician Assistant accredited through 2027
• 2017 CHHS Student Expo
• State approves two CTAC contracts for continued training
• PA students gather donations at MAPA conference

Out On A Limb: The Experiences Of Branch Campus Social Work Faculty, Simon Funge, Whitney Harper, Larry Owens, Dana Sullivan

Social Work Faculty Publications

No abstract provided.

Professional Licensing And Teacher Certification For Non-Citizens: Federalism, Equal Protection And A State’S Socioeconomic Interests, Janet M. Calvo

Publications and Research

Some states have recently addressed the integration of their non-citizen populations and their socioeconomic needs by expanding the eligibility of professional licensing to noncitizens. Changes made in 2016 in the two states with the largest immigrant populations, California and New York, were extensive and comprehensive. California removed immigration status requirements for licensing through legislation that covered all occupations regulated by the California Department of Consumer Affairs. The New York Board of Regents and Commissioner of Education expanded the categories of non-citizens eligible for professional licensing and teaching certification through administrative regulations, including all non-citizens permanently residing in the state under …

Counseling Preferences Of Young Adults With Cancer., Jessica Taylor, Susan Kashubeck-West

Education Sciences and Professional Programs Faculty Works

This study examined preferences for counseling topics to discuss in individual, group, and family counseling among young adults with cancer, as well as their ranked preferences for attending individual, group, and family counseling. A sample of 320 young adults with cancer (18–39 years old) completed an online survey containing items relevant to young adults’ psychosocial needs. Participants rated anxiety, finances, sad feelings, sexual and intimacy concerns, and stress management as most helpful for individual counseling; finding social support and getting information about one’s medical situation as most helpful for group counseling; and no topics as most helpful for family counseling. …

Gallaudet Today Volume 47 Number 2 Fall 2017, Phil Dignan

Gallaudet Today

No abstract provided.

Ua42 Regional Review: Reaching New Heights In The Region Fall 2017 (Vol.4, No.1), Heather Garcia , Editor

Regional Campuses Publications

Sections include:

Save the date Chat with the Chancellor, Campus News, and Awesome Achievements for each of the three regional campuses.

Ua61/3 Research Focus (Fall 2017), Jean Neils-Strunjas, Susan Megahee, Editor, Creative, Hannah Guy, Student Editor, Wku Communication Sciences & Disorders

Communication Sciences & Disorders Publications

Contents:

Graduate Student Spotlight.

Awards & Recognition

News

Alumni

ASHA Publications

Let's Talk Speech! Volume 10 Issue 1, Barbara T. Schmidt Ph.D.

Communication Sciences and Disorders Newsletter

As many of you know, this is the last Newsle􀆩er that I will be working on for the Communication Sciences and Disorders Department (CSD). My new role as Assistant Vice President for Academic Affairs at Molloy College will not allow me the opportunity to continue in a full time faculty position in CSD. While I am excited about the challenges I face in my new position, I am very sad to leave my daily interactions with friends, colleagues, and students in CSD. It has been a long, fruitful, and enjoyable career in this program. I have had the pleasure of …

Mcnair Scholars Program At Uni Newsletter, Fall 2017, Mcnair Scholars Program (University Of Northern Iowa)

McNair Scholars Program at UNI Newsletter

Inside This Issue:
--A message from the Director….
--Congratulations!
--Future Plans
--Welcome
--McNair Scholars Student Highlights….
--Welcome New McNair Scholars….