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Comparing Live-Capture Methods For Nutria: Single- Versus Multiple-Capture Cage Traps, Trevor Robert Sheffels, Mark D. Sytsma, Jacoby Carter, Jimmy D. Taylor
Comparing Live-Capture Methods For Nutria: Single- Versus Multiple-Capture Cage Traps, Trevor Robert Sheffels, Mark D. Sytsma, Jacoby Carter, Jimmy D. Taylor
Environmental Science and Management Faculty Publications and Presentations
Herbivory and burrowing by nutria (Myocastor coypus) cause substantial ecological and economic damage. Trapping is a common, effective practice for reducing nutria damage; however, trapping approaches must continually be adapted to keep pace with evolving animal welfare and ethical issues and to more effectively target pest species of interest. Our objective was to evaluate the efficacy of 2 nonlethal trap types for nutria: single-capture (SCT) and multi-capture (MCT) cage traps. We established 3 MCTs and 3 SCTs at each of 7 sites on a 10,500-ha mixed-use island located 15 km northwest of Portland, Oregon, USA. We pre-baited using …
Undergraduate Academic Programs Overview 2019, Nova Southeastern University
Undergraduate Academic Programs Overview 2019, Nova Southeastern University
Undergraduate Programs Course Catalogs
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Experimental Investigation Of The Dynamics Of Trapped Non-Wetting Droplets Subjected To The Seismic Stimulation In Constricted Tubes: Supporting Information, Yandong Zhang, Chao Zeng, Baojun Bai, Wen Deng
Experimental Investigation Of The Dynamics Of Trapped Non-Wetting Droplets Subjected To The Seismic Stimulation In Constricted Tubes: Supporting Information, Yandong Zhang, Chao Zeng, Baojun Bai, Wen Deng
Research Data
How Does The Primary Market Value Innovations Of Newly Public Firms?, Qin Lian, Qiming Wang
How Does The Primary Market Value Innovations Of Newly Public Firms?, Qin Lian, Qiming Wang
Business Faculty Publications and Presentations
We investigate whether and how the primary market values the innovations of newly public firms at their initial public offerings (IPOs) by examining the link between the size (the number of patents) and the quality (citation count) of their patent portfolios and IPO valuations. We find that the number of patents, the citation count, and innovation efficiency (IE; patents or citations scaled by research and development expenditure) are positively associated with offer price multiples but the effect of the number of patents subsumes that of the citation count/IE. There is no significant effect of patent portfolios on price revisions or …
Stumbling Into Joy, Kate Hopper
Pig, An Essay, Sonia Hamer
Drown, Jill Talbot
Love Toilet, Wendy Bilen
Skin Hunger, Anne Royan
\'In-Glish\, Christina Tang-Bernas
The Lesson, Jennifer Jordán Schaller
What You Learn In College, Karen Donley-Hayes
What You Learn In College, Karen Donley-Hayes
Sunday Short Reads
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All Or Nothing, Self-Portrait At Twenty-Seven, Jill Talbot
All Or Nothing, Self-Portrait At Twenty-Seven, Jill Talbot
Sunday Short Reads
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Jaw Wiring: What You Need To Know, Kristine Jepsen
Jaw Wiring: What You Need To Know, Kristine Jepsen
Sunday Short Reads
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The Sfumato Of Captain Jeff, Dave Zoby
Cathode, William Bradley
Everything Gets Worse: An Antartica Story, John O’Connor
Everything Gets Worse: An Antartica Story, John O’Connor
True Story
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Bought And Sold, Renata Golden
Neighborhood Walk, Halloween Week, Rebecca Mcclanahan
Neighborhood Walk, Halloween Week, Rebecca Mcclanahan
Sunday Short Reads
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Hold It, Jenni Garber
Family, Samuel Autman
The In-Between Girl, Vandana Khanna
If You Give A Mom A Nap, Katherine Almy
Zero, Brian Phillip Whalen
A Retrospective On Race: The View From Long Island, Deborah W. Post
A Retrospective On Race: The View From Long Island, Deborah W. Post
Journal of Race, Gender, and Equality
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Social Aspects Of Food-Sensitive Adults, Jean Elizabeth Duane
Social Aspects Of Food-Sensitive Adults, Jean Elizabeth Duane
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
People living with food-related illnesses find themselves subjugated by commonly held ideologies causing awkwardness in social situations. The current study is a qualitative analysis addressing how people with celiac disease (CD) navigate social situations in light of dominant beliefs that influence behaviors. Initially, I identify macro-level patriarchal, religious, sexist, ableist and etiquette-related commensality ideologies that disadvantage those with CD. Drawing from the communication narrative sense making (CNSM) theory that supports storytelling and memorable messages as a sense-making tool for individuals diagnosed with chronic illness and their family members, this work highlights retrospective stories and memorable messages from 20 randomly selected …
Stories Of The 3%: Foster Care Alumni Narratives Of Resilience And Postsecondary Attainment, Molly Sarubbi
Stories Of The 3%: Foster Care Alumni Narratives Of Resilience And Postsecondary Attainment, Molly Sarubbi
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
Although education continues to be a pathway for social mobility, disparities remain in post-secondary attainment for traditionally marginalized populations such as the half-million youth in foster care (Children's Bureau, 2016). Due to multiple personal, social, and system barriers, only 46% of foster youth will earn a high school or GED diploma, and less than 3% will enroll in postsecondary education (Naccarato, Brophy & Courtney, 2010; Sarubbi, Parker, & Sponsler, 2016). Barriers impacting foster care alumni (FCA) have been widely documented, yet their narratives of resilience receive less attention. This study employs a participatory action research design in which FCA participants …
Alliances And Accomplices Rise: A Critical Look At A Partnership With A School Serving An Indigenous Community, Alicia Brianna Saxe
Alliances And Accomplices Rise: A Critical Look At A Partnership With A School Serving An Indigenous Community, Alicia Brianna Saxe
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
Conventional research in the social sciences roots itself in the colonial surmise behind the supremacist ideologies of Western and White knowledge, ways of living, people, and institutions. The well-established hegemony of the Western positivist research paradigm encourages a paternalistic and asymmetrical researcher-researched relationship, which reserves “legitimate” knowledge creation for an elite few. In this way, research traditions have largely functioned to uphold the status quo, especially when conducted with Indigenous peoples. Community-based research challenges the positivist empire by emphasizing community knowledge in researcher-community collaborations for the sake of taking action on community-identified issues. Mutually-beneficial researcher-community partnerships are especially relevant to …
The Racialization Of Relationships Between Higher Education Institutions And Cities: A Critical Discourse Analysis Of Changing North Denver, Sabrina Carolina Sideris
The Racialization Of Relationships Between Higher Education Institutions And Cities: A Critical Discourse Analysis Of Changing North Denver, Sabrina Carolina Sideris
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
Universities help shape the physical contours and the social fabric of cities. Historical forms of racial domination repeat themselves, reproducing spatial subordination. In the Globeville, Elyria, and Swansea neighborhoods in North Denver, residents who are mostly low-income immigrant families have in the past faced housing discrimination; air, water, and soil pollution; environmental racism; highway construction and expansion; school dilapidation; and social, political, and economic neglect for over five decades (Doeppers, 1967; Cram, 2013; EPA, 2019). As the City of Denver turns its attention to these three neighborhoods, re-investment could result in improved quality of life. Colorado State University (CSU), two …
Love's Labors Found, Nicholas Allard