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Accessible Services For Underserved Populations, Kjirsten Eisentrout, Alexa Forster, Amy Bergstrom
Accessible Services For Underserved Populations, Kjirsten Eisentrout, Alexa Forster, Amy Bergstrom
MAGIS: Student Development Journal
Many student services on college and university campuses cater to the needs of full time, residential students who are 18 to 24 years old and White. These services often do not address the needs of students who do not fit those demographics. This paper investigates what good practices institutions are using to better support traditionally underserved and underrepresented students. These practices include co-location, online services, and targeted programs. By implementing these practices, students are able to feel more integrated into the college environment, which research shows can help support persistence and retention.
Interview: Daniel Schiff And Yu Lu, Nikhil S. Sadavarte
Interview: Daniel Schiff And Yu Lu, Nikhil S. Sadavarte
The Journal of Purdue Undergraduate Research
Dr. Daniel Schiff is an assistant professor of technology policy in Purdue University’s Department of Political Science and the co-director of the Governance and Responsible AI Lab (GRAIL). Undergraduate student researcher Yu Lu, an undergraduate research affiliate with GRAIL, is interviewed along with Schiff.
Alumni Spotlight: Daphne Fauber
Alumni Spotlight: Daphne Fauber
The Journal of Purdue Undergraduate Research
Daphne Fauber published an article in volume 9 (2019) of the Journal of Purdue Undergraduate Research during her time spent completing her baccalaureate degree.
Toxic Waste Dumps And Intersectionality, Kaitlyn Vasilko
Toxic Waste Dumps And Intersectionality, Kaitlyn Vasilko
The Journal of Purdue Undergraduate Research
No abstract provided.
Lol Or Mdr: The Importance Of Slang When Teaching A Second Language, Emma Niecikowski
Lol Or Mdr: The Importance Of Slang When Teaching A Second Language, Emma Niecikowski
The Journal of Purdue Undergraduate Research
No abstract provided.
Finding Racial Identity: Analyzing Eddy L. Harris’S Journeys Through Africa And The Southern United States, Veronica G. Johnson
Finding Racial Identity: Analyzing Eddy L. Harris’S Journeys Through Africa And The Southern United States, Veronica G. Johnson
The Journal of Purdue Undergraduate Research
No abstract provided.
Multisensing Self-Powered Patch For Meltdown Prediction, Sarah Pushparaj, Sejal Rhodes, Ezekiel Ulrich
Multisensing Self-Powered Patch For Meltdown Prediction, Sarah Pushparaj, Sejal Rhodes, Ezekiel Ulrich
The Journal of Purdue Undergraduate Research
No abstract provided.
Development Of A Model For Fire Spread In Low-Gravity Conditions, Kathleen Martinus
Development Of A Model For Fire Spread In Low-Gravity Conditions, Kathleen Martinus
The Journal of Purdue Undergraduate Research
No abstract provided.
Predictive Maintenance Analysis Of Turbofan Engine Sensor Data, Stanley A. Melkumian
Predictive Maintenance Analysis Of Turbofan Engine Sensor Data, Stanley A. Melkumian
The Journal of Purdue Undergraduate Research
Predictive maintenance in aviation and aerospace applications is among the most explored problems in machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI), and datasets such as NASA’s C-MAPPS turbofan engine degradation simulation data have proven invaluable, helping researchers explore numerous questions on engine performance, maintenance, and failure. The purpose of this study was to extend the current research on predicting the remaining useful life (RUL) of engines and their risk classification. Starting with simple yet under-investigated nonlinear survival and random forest models, the analysis implemented eXtreme Gradient Boosting (XGBoost) and long short-term memory (LSTM) from TensorFlow’s Keras library. For both regression …
Identification Of Conserved Eukaryotic Gene Products In Novel Mycobacteriophage, Brandon Mar, Jade Coxon, Lily Esterline, Sydney Clifford, Gabriella Burke, Mallory Motz, Alaina Gartner, Kioni Bush, James Lin, Lizzie Adams, Sophia Palant
Identification Of Conserved Eukaryotic Gene Products In Novel Mycobacteriophage, Brandon Mar, Jade Coxon, Lily Esterline, Sydney Clifford, Gabriella Burke, Mallory Motz, Alaina Gartner, Kioni Bush, James Lin, Lizzie Adams, Sophia Palant
The Journal of Purdue Undergraduate Research
Bacteriophage, a type of virus that infects bacteria, was discovered 100 years ago, initially isolated with a plaque assay in the 1940s. A mycobacteriophage is a subtype of bacteriophage that specifically infects mycobacteria. Since the introduction of DNA technologies and efforts to identify a plethora of bacteriophages, over 10,000 bacteriophages have been identified with 1,500 sequenced. Bacteriophage discovery has aided in genetic editing techniques, the development of synthetic biology tools, and disease treatment. However, to be able to expand on these capabilities, there is a need to identify more bacteriophages and sequence the genomes of these viruses, as they outnumber …
Coded Bias In Applicant Tracking Systems, Prithvi Dhanabal, Emily Hao
Coded Bias In Applicant Tracking Systems, Prithvi Dhanabal, Emily Hao
The Journal of Purdue Undergraduate Research
This Tech Justice Lab project explored potential hiring discrimination against transgender and gender-nonconforming job applicants in the hiring process by evaluating the impact of including pronouns in résumés submitted to an applicant tracking system (ATS) platform. The research team began by collecting background information regarding existing discrimination against transgender job applicants and how ATS platforms can reflect and magnify existing biases in the hiring process. A “sock puppet” audit was then conducted by submitting fake user résumés to test the platform’s response. The chosen platform was Jobscan, an applicant-facing software claiming the ability to simulate a résumé review by major …
Embodied Cognition And Teaching Stem: Tenets To Explain And Enhance A Middle School Science Project, Jonathan E. Roberts, Joshua L. Williams, Robert A. Hodgdon, Caroline Payne, Gabriela Ruiz Emmanuelli
Embodied Cognition And Teaching Stem: Tenets To Explain And Enhance A Middle School Science Project, Jonathan E. Roberts, Joshua L. Williams, Robert A. Hodgdon, Caroline Payne, Gabriela Ruiz Emmanuelli
Current Issues in Middle Level Education
STEM pedagogy is a popular area for research and discussion. The empirical literature on this topic supports a variety of approaches (e.g., inquiry-based) to help instructors spark student interest create an effective learning environment, and foster long-term retention and transfer of information related to STEM topics. One potential approach is to use tenets of embodied cognition, in which behavior and cognition emerge out of real-time sensorimotor behavior of the individual situated within a particular context, to implement strategies to enhance STEM pedagogy. We applied the six lessons of embodied cognition to understand the beneficial aspects of a middle-school project on …
“Give The People What They Want”: Bodies On Display In Marlene Van Niekerk’S Triomf, Lara Buxbaum
“Give The People What They Want”: Bodies On Display In Marlene Van Niekerk’S Triomf, Lara Buxbaum
Kritika Kultura
Marlene van Niekerk’s Triomf has attained both literary acclaim and notoriety since it was first published in Afrikaans in 1994 (English translation 1999). This darkly comic novel is set at the dawn of the democratic election and as such, the fictional context mirrors the historical moment in which it was published. The novel relates the misadventures of the incestuous and indigent Afrikaans family, the Benades, whose grotesque bodies are described in minute detail. The paper examines the reason for this visceral corporeality in the context of Louise Bethlehem’s classification of the post-apartheid literary canon as one “in which the abject …
The Long And Short Of It: Reflection On “Form” In Recent South African Fiction, Chris Thurman
The Long And Short Of It: Reflection On “Form” In Recent South African Fiction, Chris Thurman
Kritika Kultura
This paper takes as its starting point not those aspects of “form” associated with “formalist” criticism—structure, prose style, figurative language, or other aesthetic elements—but rather the more mundane consideration of length and the related matter of genre. This is a deliberately literal (rather than literary) interpretation of “form”: what does a book look and feel like when held in the reader’s hand? What reader expectations are aroused? From the answers to these questions can be discerned certain trends in recent (post-apartheid/transitional) fiction—or, more specifically, in writing and publishing practices. In 2004, Michael Chapman identified the short story as the literary …
Living In Disgrace Without Term, Peter Horn
Living In Disgrace Without Term, Peter Horn
Kritika Kultura
This paper provides a reading of J.M. Coetzee’s novel Disgrace. Professor David Lurie, formerly professor of modern languages, then of communication, has seduced one of his students in the Romantics class, and was dismissed by the university after a disciplinary hearing where he refuses to defend himself against the charges. He pleads guilty, denying the right of the university to judge the morality of his conduct. Later he states: “I became a servant of Eros” and “I am not prepared to be reformed. I want to go on being myself.” When asked by his daughter to make his case, Lurie …
"Wedded In The Association": Heteroglossic Form And Fragmentary Histiography In Nick Joaquin's Almanac For Manileños, Vincenz Serrano
"Wedded In The Association": Heteroglossic Form And Fragmentary Histiography In Nick Joaquin's Almanac For Manileños, Vincenz Serrano
Kritika Kultura
Almanac for Manileños (1979) by Nick Joaquin (1917-2004) is “a calendar, a weather chart, a sanctoral, a zodiac guide, and a mini encyclopedia on the world of the Manileño.” Undergirded by Mikhail Bakhtin’s concept of heteroglossia, Walter Benjamin’s montage method in writing history, and Reynaldo Ileto’s notion of non-linear emplotment, the essay engages with the Almanac’s calendars and essays and offers four claims. Firstly, although multiple genres embedded in the Almanac—which include, apart from the abovementioned, horoscopes, recipes and light verse—stratify the text, temporal associativeness offers a sense of cohesion. Secondly, the formal strategy of the calendars—typified by correspondence and …
Letting It Flow: A Phenomenology Of Water In The Age Of Modern Technology, Remmon E. Barbaza
Letting It Flow: A Phenomenology Of Water In The Age Of Modern Technology, Remmon E. Barbaza
Kritika Kultura
This essay seeks to initiate a phenomenology of water in the age of modern technology within a Heideggerian framework. Insofar as it holds sway as the essence of modern technology, Ge-stell (enframing) blocks the appearance of water as water. Instead, like most other “natural resources,” water appears as the resource that is extracted, manipulated, and made readily available for universal distribution and instant consumption, but detached from its origin in earth and sky. A disruption in the handiness of water, however, such as is occasioned by water shortage or massive flooding, offers the possibility of inviting human beings to recover …
Memory And The Diasporic Creative Imagination: Preeta Smarasan's Evening Is The Whole Day, Shanthini Pillai
Memory And The Diasporic Creative Imagination: Preeta Smarasan's Evening Is The Whole Day, Shanthini Pillai
Kritika Kultura
The focal point of this paper is the concept of transnational memory and the blurred and fluctuating boundaries of ties with the nation that was once home as depicted in Evening is the Whole Day, a novel by Preeta Samarasan, part of the emergent community of new Malaysian diasporic writers. New Malaysian diasporic writers in the context of this paper are taken to refer to writers who were born in Malaysia but are now settled elsewhere in the globe, and yet are recognizably transnational in that their writings focus on the older country and memories of family, community, and a …
Building Transferable Skills In An Interdisciplinary Science And Science Fiction Capstone Course, John Carrell, Robert G. Weiner, Alexandria Prather
Building Transferable Skills In An Interdisciplinary Science And Science Fiction Capstone Course, John Carrell, Robert G. Weiner, Alexandria Prather
Dialogue: The Interdisciplinary Journal of Popular Culture and Pedagogy
College graduates are entering an ever-competitive workforce. Interdisciplinary course experiences are critical for developing analytical abilities and learning and these courses can provide valuable skills that will aid students beyond the classroom. These transferable skills include communication, teamwork, analytical and critical thinking, and creativity. To provide a unique learning experience and, through it, the development of transferable skills, the Honors College at Texas Tech University created an upper-level Capstone course titled “Superheroes, Super Villains, AI, Time Travel, and Film in Science and Popular Culture.” The class is an interdisciplinary look at science and science fiction taught by an engineering faculty …
Fandoms, Postfandoms In The Convergence Of Digital Media: A Case Study Of Youth Cultures From Two Afro-Boricua Musical Genres, Mariely Rivera-Hernández Rivera-Hernández
Fandoms, Postfandoms In The Convergence Of Digital Media: A Case Study Of Youth Cultures From Two Afro-Boricua Musical Genres, Mariely Rivera-Hernández Rivera-Hernández
Dialogue: The Interdisciplinary Journal of Popular Culture and Pedagogy
The purpose of this work is to analyze the relation between media convergence and a series of habitual activities of youth groups belonging to fandoms. We have established two pedagogical objectives: on the one hand, to analyze the link between media convergence and the participatory culture of fandoms and postfandoms and, on the other, to learn about the cultural consumption of youth cultures in social media and digital platforms. The activity generated in digital communities by several sectors related to the Afro-Boricua musical genres of bomba and plena have led us to the work of cultural ambassadors who circulate and …
In A Dance With Words: Dance Movement Psychotherapy And Ontological Inquiry, Diana Mota
In A Dance With Words: Dance Movement Psychotherapy And Ontological Inquiry, Diana Mota
Turning Toward Being: The Journal of Ontological Inquiry in Education
This article explores intersections between dance, psychotherapy, phenomenology, and ontology, addressing how both verbal and non-verbal language enact ways of being in the world. The main aim is to investigate potential contributions of ontological inquiry to the practice of dance psychotherapy, to thereby strengthen the therapeutic relationship. Drawing on her practical experience and theory building in dance and dance therapy, the author presents clinical vignettes from a session as a laboratory to elaborate an ontological-phenomenological model. She concludes by clearly advocating for further exploration of these intersections and argues these fields are mutually enriching and complementary.
Feeling Inclusion: Becoming-With In Narrative Inquiry With An Inclusive Educator, Srikala Naraian, Maddie Neufeld, Yoomi Bae
Feeling Inclusion: Becoming-With In Narrative Inquiry With An Inclusive Educator, Srikala Naraian, Maddie Neufeld, Yoomi Bae
Turning Toward Being: The Journal of Ontological Inquiry in Education
As narrative researchers, our inquiry into the ordinary work of teachers as they go about enacting inclusive pedagogies presumes that “a person’s experience must be listened to on its own terms first, without the presumption of deficit or flaw” (Clandinin & Rosiek 2007 50). We simultaneously turn away from a human-centered agency opening up to the possibilities for thinking, feeling, doing, and being that are evoked when we imagine the teacher as non-sovereign, intra-acting, and becoming among bodies of schooling. We move frictionally (Springgay & Truman 2018) through these frameworks as we attempt a narration of a teacher. Departing from …
Rhetorical Empathy In The Context Of Ontology, Lou Agosta
Rhetorical Empathy In The Context Of Ontology, Lou Agosta
Turning Toward Being: The Journal of Ontological Inquiry in Education
This article aspires to elaborate the intersection of empathy and rhetoric with particular reference to empathic responsiveness. The argument regarding rhetorical empathy in the context of ontology proceeds through three phases. First, empathy is distinguished ontologically from a psychological mechanism. Second, the different aspects of empathy are exemplified. What brings forth empathy and makes it present? Heidegger’s hermeneutic phenomenology is usefully appropriated for an ontological account of empathy. The elaboration of the intersection of empathy and rhetoric goes beyond Heidegger; and the argument is made that empathy is incomplete without an empathic response. This empathic response is the opening in …
Making A Personal Connection Brings Back The Magic, Don Sessions
Making A Personal Connection Brings Back The Magic, Don Sessions
Turning Toward Being: The Journal of Ontological Inquiry in Education
In this age of technology with its concerns for efficiency and resources the practice of medicine and the relationship between doctors and patients is under assault. Using the doctor-patient relationship as a model to address this concern the author claims that making a personal connection between doctors and patients at the level of their shared humanity produces synchronous beneficial results. Further, this personal connection can facilitate magic, an experience where a specialized type of language and listening allow for unpredictable and unexpected results.
Possibility Above Actuality In Sartre’S Ontology Existential Thoughts On Education, James M. Magrini
Possibility Above Actuality In Sartre’S Ontology Existential Thoughts On Education, James M. Magrini
Turning Toward Being: The Journal of Ontological Inquiry in Education
Systematic philosophies and practices of education, more often than not, tend to define the nature of the human being in terms of an immutable essence. For example, a manipulable organism within the learning environment or empty vessel to be filled with the knowledge it lacks. Systematic education, for the most part, is based on the uncritical acceptance of such antecedent ontological/biological conclusions regarding human being; views which leaves little room for the exploration and experience of human freedom. In response to this aforementioned problem, the pressing issue grounding this essay, which educators seeking to better serve their students should consider, …
Ontological Inquiry In The World Of Law: Bringing Forth Subjective Experiencing From The Shadows, Margarida Garcia
Ontological Inquiry In The World Of Law: Bringing Forth Subjective Experiencing From The Shadows, Margarida Garcia
Turning Toward Being: The Journal of Ontological Inquiry in Education
This article explores how we assess the value of ontological inquiry in the world of law, and to that end, it seeks to bring forth “seeings” that show up when we open the “curtains” of law, and engage the world of law as a field of subjective experience. By revisiting subjective impressions left from participation in the world of law, and that, for the most part, have remained unexamined, the author imagines what an “ontologically sensitive” approach to legal education, practice, and scholarship might look like and be if more space was given to those who participate in those …
Editorial Statement: Volume 2, Issues 1 And 2, Carolyne J. White
Editorial Statement: Volume 2, Issues 1 And 2, Carolyne J. White
Turning Toward Being: The Journal of Ontological Inquiry in Education
No abstract provided.
Secure Healthcare Systems And Big Data: A Bibliometrics Analysis, Rasha Talal Hameed, Saad Ahmed Dheyab, Saba Abdulbaqi Salman, Ahmed Hussein Ali, Omar Abdulwahabe Mohamad
Secure Healthcare Systems And Big Data: A Bibliometrics Analysis, Rasha Talal Hameed, Saad Ahmed Dheyab, Saba Abdulbaqi Salman, Ahmed Hussein Ali, Omar Abdulwahabe Mohamad
Iraqi Journal for Computer Science and Mathematics
This study conducts a bibliometrics analysis of research on secure healthcare systems and big data, aiming to identify trends, key contributors, and thematic areas within the field. By examining a comprehensive database of academic publications, we highlight the evolution of research from foundational concepts to contemporary innovations in data security and privacy management in healthcare. Key metrics such as publication volume, citation impact, and co-authorship networks are analyzed to uncover the most influential authors and institutions. Additionally, we explore the integration of big data analytics in enhancing healthcare delivery while addressing security challenges. The findings provide valuable insights for researchers …
Gay Language: Defying The Structural Limits Of English Language In The Philippines, Norberto V. Casabal
Gay Language: Defying The Structural Limits Of English Language In The Philippines, Norberto V. Casabal
Kritika Kultura
Gay language has achieved a higher degree of acceptance in recent years in the Philippines. Both gays and non-gays can be heard uttering gay expressions. But the main role of gayspeak for gay people in the Philippines is to function as an “armor” to shield themselves from the chasm and the social stigma caused by gender differences. From a linguistic point of view, this paper not only describes the nature of this gay language and how expressions are coined; it also looks at how code mixing (gayspeak + English language) is made possible. This paper also examines how this code-mixing …