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Bedenbaugh Animal Science Lab
University Archives Photograph Collection
Bedenbaugh Animal Science Lab
Samsong Surakiat, Werner Essig
Samsong Surakiat, Werner Essig
University Archives Photograph Collection
Samsong Surakiat (right) is shown receiving the MS Cowbelles graduate scholarship for research on meats. Making the presentation at the annual Block and Bridle Club Banquet at MSU is Dr. Werner Essig, professor of animal science at MSU.
High School Day
University Archives Photograph Collection
picture taken on High School Day in front of the Animal Husbandry display
Veterinary School, Dr. Ranck
University Archives Photograph Collection
Seven pictures from the Vet School; Dr. Ranck is shown giving a shot to a pig; Picture of the animal operating table, an outside view of the building, and pictures of equipment and medicine; Displayed on gray backboard.
Dixie National Livestock Show
University Archives Photograph Collection
Children and sponsor at Livestock Show; Young girl seated had her foot stepped on by animal named Elsie
Msu Staff -- Ross Hutchins
University Archives Photograph Collection
MSU staff , Ross Hutchins, sitting at table reading Wild Ways: A Book of Animal Habits
Animal Husbandry Service Building
Animal Husbandry Service Building
University Archives Photograph Collection
Several male students are shown with cows in front of the Animal Husbandry Service Building.
Favorites, Peggy Peace, Mitzi Anthony, Diane Bounds, Janie Mitts, Jane Brown
Favorites, Peggy Peace, Mitzi Anthony, Diane Bounds, Janie Mitts, Jane Brown
University Archives Photograph Collection
MSU """"Favorites"""" (from left-Peggy Peace, Mitzi Anthony, Diane Bounds, Janie Mitts, and Jane Brown) are pictured as they look at stuffed animals (bulldogs).
Groundbreaking Ceremony, Food Animal And Equine Clinic, College Of Veterinary Medicine
Groundbreaking Ceremony, Food Animal And Equine Clinic, College Of Veterinary Medicine
University Archives Photograph Collection
picture taken as the ground was broken by veterinarians and students who triggered four detonations at the construction site for the Food Animal and Equine Clinic of the College of Veterinary Medicine
Animal Husbandry Service Building
Animal Husbandry Service Building
University Archives Photograph Collection
close-up outside (front) view of the building
Animal Husbandry Building
University Archives Photograph Collection
Miss. Hwy. Safety Patrol Bus in front of building
Animal Husbandry Department
University Archives Photograph Collection
picture of the Grand Champion and 1st place (lightweight) Truckload of Hogs at the 1959 Mississippi Market Hog Show entered by MSU's Animal Husbandry Dept.
Pep Rally
University Archives Photograph Collection
picture taken during an MSU pep rally preceding an Ole Miss game--The rally was held in the area in front of the Animal Husbandry Building.
Dale H. Arner
University Archives Photograph Collection
Arner, member of the MSU staff, is pictured with a student as they hold up animal skins (bear?).
Animal Husbandry Department Members
Animal Husbandry Department Members
University Archives Photograph Collection
C. E. Lindley, Troy Patterson, C. B. Shawver, Duff Maxwell, Jim Collins, and Richard Deese
Cut Song Cabaret: Performing The Replaced, Rewritten, And Recycled Songs Of Musical Theatre, Claire Wilson
Cut Song Cabaret: Performing The Replaced, Rewritten, And Recycled Songs Of Musical Theatre, Claire Wilson
Mahurin Honors College Capstone Experience/Thesis Projects
In musical theatre, “cut songs” are the pieces of music that are removed from a show, whether the cut occur in the early creative stages, a pre-Broadway run, minutes before opening night, or even for a major revival years after its initial debut. These songs easily go unnoticed, as some are never made public while some are sneakily recycled for other musicals. Cut songs, though greatly varying in quality, are still works of art that at one time fulfilled their sacred duty of entertaining an audience and required just as much artistic effort to produce as the songs that survived …
Degradation Of Natural And Synthetic Fibers In Various Aqueous Environments, Jaylin Bryant
Degradation Of Natural And Synthetic Fibers In Various Aqueous Environments, Jaylin Bryant
Honors Scholars Collaborative Projects
Fabrics are one variant of polymers, macromolecules that form the foundation of our society. They consist of small subunits called monomers, which are covalently bonded together and layered over each other through intermolecular attractions. There are natural fabrics, such as cotton and silk, and synthetic fabrics like polyester and rayon. Scientists in forensic taphonomy study postmortem changes made to human remains, which can also include clothes found at the scene. In this study, the degradation rates of four white fabrics (cotton, polyester, rayon, and silk) were observed in various aqueous environments (pure, chlorinated, sea, and lake) in order to observe …
Precise Multispecies Agricultural Gas Flux Determined Using Broadband Open-Path Dual-Comb Spectroscopy, D. I. Herman, C. Weerasekara Et Al.
Precise Multispecies Agricultural Gas Flux Determined Using Broadband Open-Path Dual-Comb Spectroscopy, D. I. Herman, C. Weerasekara Et Al.
School of Natural Resources: Documents and Reviews
No abstract provided.
Nurturing A Teaching And Learning Community In Business Education: Disseminating Practical Strategies From A Technological University., Roisin Donnelly
Nurturing A Teaching And Learning Community In Business Education: Disseminating Practical Strategies From A Technological University., Roisin Donnelly
Journal Articles
This paper discusses a professional perspective for nurturing teaching and learning (T&L) practice to support a community of Business Educators in a XXX in Ireland. It is aimed at deans and associate deans by disseminating practical T&L strategies for use as a basis of envisioning their own School approaches, and in so doing is offering an approach to the systemizing of administration of academic organizations. It explores faculty professional development, communication strategies and faculty engagement initiatives – all designed to support the ongoing development of a community of Business educators. Addressing the challenges of T&L at scale requires strategic pedagogical …
A Comparison Between Preschool Teachers’ Read-Aloud Techniques With Fictional And Informational Picture Books In Small Groups, Ariel Robinson
A Comparison Between Preschool Teachers’ Read-Aloud Techniques With Fictional And Informational Picture Books In Small Groups, Ariel Robinson
Reading Horizons: A Journal of Literacy and Language Arts
Relatively little is known about preschool teachers’ read-aloud techniques with informational picture books. The purpose of this investigation was to identify similarities and differences between preschool teachers’ read-aloud techniques with fictional stories, which are commonly read in preschool, and informational texts. Instrumental case study and purposive sampling were employed to investigate the reading techniques of two White female teachers in one preschool classroom as they read in small groups with children two-and-a-half to five years old. In terms of similarities across genres, teachers made personal connections, prompted children to interpret pictures, used multimodal instruction, and differentiated instruction. In terms of …
Annual Report For The Town Of Alexandria For The Fiscal Year Ending December 31, 2020., Alexandria Town Representatives
Annual Report For The Town Of Alexandria For The Fiscal Year Ending December 31, 2020., Alexandria Town Representatives
Alexandria, NH Annual Reports
This is an annual report containing vital statistics for a town/city in the state of New Hampshire.
Applying Cognitive Measures In Counterfactual Prediction, Lori A. Mahoney
Applying Cognitive Measures In Counterfactual Prediction, Lori A. Mahoney
Browse all Theses and Dissertations
Counterfactual reasoning can be used in task-switching scenarios, such as design and planning tasks, to learn from past behavior, predict future performance, and customize interventions leading to enhanced performance. Previous research has focused on external factors and personality traits; there is a lack of research exploring how the decision-making process relates to both task-switching and counterfactual predictions. The purpose of this dissertation is to describe and explain individual differences in task-switching strategy and cognitive processes using machine learning techniques and linear ballistic accumulator (LBA) models, respectively, and apply those results in counterfactual models to predict behavior. Applying machine learning techniques …
Characterization Of Inhbb, Heatr5a, & Cyp2s1 Expression In Dorsal Root Ganglia By In-Situ Hybridization, Joshua D. Krech
Characterization Of Inhbb, Heatr5a, & Cyp2s1 Expression In Dorsal Root Ganglia By In-Situ Hybridization, Joshua D. Krech
Browse all Theses and Dissertations
Multiple studies have shown that gene expression changes occur in sensory neurons after peripheral nerve injury (PNI). These expression changes include many genes that are turned on specifically in response to injury, but much less is know about expression changes in stable genetic markers of particular sensory neuron populations. This study characterized the expression of three markers of proprioceptive neurons Inhbb, Heatr5a, Cyp2s1 in lumbar dorsal root ganglion (DRG) neurons in intact animals and after PNI. To perform these experiments, we subcloned segments of the coding sequences of these genes and generated DIG-labeled riboprobes. Control experiments demonstrated the validity of …
The Identification Of Biomarker Differences Between Grade I And Ii Meningiomas: Fibulin-2 Is A Novel Biomarker For Differentiating Grade Ii From Grade I Meningiomas, Agbolahan Sofela
Other Faculty of Health Theses
Background: There is an unmet need for the identification of biomarkers to aid in the diagnosis, clinical management, prognosis and follow-up of meningiomas, facilitated by recent advances in meningioma genomics. WHO grade II meningiomas remain a controversial group of CNS tumours to diagnose/treat, compared to the more prevalent and extensively researched grade I tumours. Aim: To identify molecular signatures (biomarkers) unique to grade II meningiomas (versus grade I). Methods: I combined literature review with an unbiased global proteomic analysis of four grade I and four grade II primary (meningioma) cell cultures, to identify proteins differentially expressed between both grades. Validation …
“Forgotten” By The Clean Water Act: The Anacostia River’S Evolving Environmental Justice Problems, Madeleine Dwyer
“Forgotten” By The Clean Water Act: The Anacostia River’S Evolving Environmental Justice Problems, Madeleine Dwyer
University of Maryland Law Journal of Race, Religion, Gender and Class
No abstract provided.
Book Review: Noticing The Government’S Voice And Pondering Its Implications, Reviewing Helen Norton, The Government’S Speech And The Constitution, Leslie Gielow Jacobs
Book Review: Noticing The Government’S Voice And Pondering Its Implications, Reviewing Helen Norton, The Government’S Speech And The Constitution, Leslie Gielow Jacobs
McGeorge School of Law Other Faculty Works
Book review: The government's speech and the Constitution. By Helen Norton. Cambridge, Mass.: Cambridge University Press, 2019. i, 242 pages. Reviewed by Leslie Gielow Jacobs.
The Story/History Of Japan: Producing Knowledge By Integrating The Study Of Japanese Literature And Japanese History, Peter Kvidera
The Story/History Of Japan: Producing Knowledge By Integrating The Study Of Japanese Literature And Japanese History, Peter Kvidera
2021 Faculty Bibliography
No abstract provided.
The Epistemic Parity Of Religious Apologetic And Religion Debunking Responses To The Cognitive Science Of Religion, Walter Scott Stepanenko
The Epistemic Parity Of Religious Apologetic And Religion Debunking Responses To The Cognitive Science Of Religion, Walter Scott Stepanenko
2021 Faculty Bibliography
Recent work in the cognitive science of religion has challenged some of the explanatory assumptions of previous research in the field. Nonetheless, some of the practitioners of the new cognitive science of religion theorize in the same skeptical spirit as their predecessors and either imply or explicitly claim that their projects undermine the warrant of religious beliefs. In this article, I argue that these theories do no additional argumentative work when compared to previous attempts to debunk religious belief and that these recent debunking efforts are very much motivated by methodological commitments that are shared with canonical research. I contend …
Repeatability Of Foraging Behavior Following A Simulated Predation Attempt Depends On Color Morph, Sex, And Foraging Metric In Red-Backed Salamanders (Plethodon Cinereus), Brian P. Waldron*, Marissa C. Ganzfried*, Cari-Ann M. Hickerson, Carl D. Anthony
Repeatability Of Foraging Behavior Following A Simulated Predation Attempt Depends On Color Morph, Sex, And Foraging Metric In Red-Backed Salamanders (Plethodon Cinereus), Brian P. Waldron*, Marissa C. Ganzfried*, Cari-Ann M. Hickerson, Carl D. Anthony
2021 Faculty Bibliography
Behavioral repeatability greatly affects the capacity of an individual to respond to varying environments. When multiple behaviors within individuals are repeatable and correlated across time or across contexts, it is termed a behavioral syndrome. However, not all behaviors exhibit the same level of repeatability, and relatively few studies have examined repeatability in amphibians. We examined the repeatability of foraging behavior in the Eastern Red-backed salamander (Plethodon cinereus), a color-polymorphic terrestrial salamander, following a simulated predation attempt. We tested several hypotheses: (1) Simulated predation would negatively affect foraging, increasing latency to feed and decreasing the number of prey items eaten in …
Exchange Rate Pass-Through Into Japanese Import Prices: Evidence At Both Bilateral And Product Levels, Channary Khun, Sokchea Lim, Hem Basnet
Exchange Rate Pass-Through Into Japanese Import Prices: Evidence At Both Bilateral And Product Levels, Channary Khun, Sokchea Lim, Hem Basnet
2021 Faculty Bibliography
This study investigates the degree of the exchange rate pass-through to Japanese bilateral import prices at the product level for major Japan's trading partners (US, EU, and Asian NIEs) for a period (1998:1-2010:12) dubbed as Japan's lost decade and marked by a gradual the exchange rate appreciation against the US dollar. By considering both country and product dimensions in a unified framework, this study makes one of the first attempts to analyze the responsiveness of Japanese import prices to exchange rate movement. The empirical analysis suggests a declining exchange rate pass-through to Japanese import prices at the bilateral level in …