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Climate Refugees: Justice And Global Warming, Tiana Kopilas
Climate Refugees: Justice And Global Warming, Tiana Kopilas
Consensus
This essay was written for the course “TH530A-A: God and Theological Reflection,” taught by Mary (Joy) Philip at Martin Luther University College, Fall 2025.
To Till And Keep: Encountering God Through Nature, Gloria Mele
To Till And Keep: Encountering God Through Nature, Gloria Mele
Consensus
This essay was written for the course “TH530A-A: God and Theological Reflection,” taught by Mary (Joy) Philip at Martin Luther University College, Fall 2025.
Jesus And Trees: From Separation To Connection, Mark Zschocke
Jesus And Trees: From Separation To Connection, Mark Zschocke
Consensus
This essay was written for the course “TH530A-A: God and Theological Reflection,” taught by Mary (Joy) Philip at Martin Luther University College, Fall 2025.
Wounds That Mend: Rebecca Belmore’S Fringe And The Healing Of The Earth And Body, Muznah Moiz
Wounds That Mend: Rebecca Belmore’S Fringe And The Healing Of The Earth And Body, Muznah Moiz
Consensus
This essay was written for the course “TH530A-A: God and Theological Reflection,” taught by Mary (Joy) Philip at Martin Luther University College, Fall 2025.
Embracing The Earth: Reconnecting With Nature Through Spirituality, Art, And Climate Justice, Mais Haj-Ayoub
Embracing The Earth: Reconnecting With Nature Through Spirituality, Art, And Climate Justice, Mais Haj-Ayoub
Consensus
This essay was written for the course “TH530A-A: God and Theological Reflection,” taught by Mary (Joy) Philip at Martin Luther University College, Fall 2025.
One Earth Community: Navigating The Challenges Of Our Time, Akpezi Ogbuigwe
One Earth Community: Navigating The Challenges Of Our Time, Akpezi Ogbuigwe
Consensus
No abstract provided.
Communities Of Caring: A Jewish Response To The Earth Charter, Bill S. Tepper
Communities Of Caring: A Jewish Response To The Earth Charter, Bill S. Tepper
Consensus
No abstract provided.
Teaching Global Partnership And Responsibility Using The Earth Charter, M. Beth Mccutcheon
Teaching Global Partnership And Responsibility Using The Earth Charter, M. Beth Mccutcheon
Consensus
No abstract provided.
Shaping Pedagogy And Praxis: The Earth Charter In The Classroom And Community, Debbie Lou Ludolph
Shaping Pedagogy And Praxis: The Earth Charter In The Classroom And Community, Debbie Lou Ludolph
Consensus
No abstract provided.
The Virtue Of Water: Daoist Ecological Wisdom In Fan Kuan’S Travelers Among Mountains And Streams, Juliet Zhao
The Virtue Of Water: Daoist Ecological Wisdom In Fan Kuan’S Travelers Among Mountains And Streams, Juliet Zhao
Consensus
This essay was written for the course “TH530A-A: God and Theological Reflection,” taught by Mary (Joy) Philip at Martin Luther University College, Fall 2025.
Create @ State 2012, Arkansas State University - Jonesboro
Create @ State 2012, Arkansas State University - Jonesboro
Create@State
No abstract provided.
Online Student Perspectives Of Impactful Feedback, Kathleen Mcnichols Irvin
Online Student Perspectives Of Impactful Feedback, Kathleen Mcnichols Irvin
Student Theses and Dissertations
This qualitative study examined how online graduate students perceived and experienced instructor feedback, focusing on its role in learning, the challenges of applying it, and preferences for formative, summative, or blended approaches. Fifteen students participated in semi-structured interviews, and four joined a follow-up focus group. Findings revealed that students viewed feedback as fundamental to understanding course expectations, improving academic work, and fostering motivation. However, vague or delayed feedback was seen as unhelpful and discouraging, often limiting opportunities for improvement. Three central themes emerged: the value of feedback as a learning tool, barriers to engaging with feedback effectively, and preferences for …
Conceptualising Sacred Grove Tourism For Future Research Models - A Research Note, Debasish Batabyal, Rupa Sinha Dr., Kareem M. Selem Dr.
Conceptualising Sacred Grove Tourism For Future Research Models - A Research Note, Debasish Batabyal, Rupa Sinha Dr., Kareem M. Selem Dr.
International Journal of Religious Tourism and Pilgrimage
Sacred groves or woodlands are known in tourism settings, they require a long historical process, and their classification as a unique tourism element is expanded in academic literature. To explore the characteristic features of sacred grove tourism, this research note reviews existing studies of tourism. Moreover, this research note seeks to uncover interesting socio-religious, cultural, and conservation dimensions that could guide policy-making in nature-based tourism. A comprehensive review of the tourism literature was conducted to determine whether sacred groves were included as a tourism feature. This research analysed previous studies on nature-based, religious, and cultural heritage tourism to formulate a …
2020u_Lac17_Approved_Cr_Stcm-4023-Public-Opinion-Propaganda-And-The-Mass-Media, Undergraduate Curriculum Council
2020u_Lac17_Approved_Cr_Stcm-4023-Public-Opinion-Propaganda-And-The-Mass-Media, Undergraduate Curriculum Council
All Approved Curriculum
No abstract provided.
2020u_Lac11_Approved_Pm_Ba-Theatre-Design-Technology-Emphasis-Renaming, Undergraduate Curriculum Council
2020u_Lac11_Approved_Pm_Ba-Theatre-Design-Technology-Emphasis-Renaming, Undergraduate Curriculum Council
All Approved Curriculum
No abstract provided.
2019u_Lac122_Approved_Lon_New-Emphasis-Jazz-Studies-Ba-Music, Undergraduate Curriculum Council
2019u_Lac122_Approved_Lon_New-Emphasis-Jazz-Studies-Ba-Music, Undergraduate Curriculum Council
All Approved Curriculum
No abstract provided.
2020u_Nhp46_Approved_Nc_Oesh-3023-Princ-Of-Env-Health-Rev3, Undergraduate Curriculum Council
2020u_Nhp46_Approved_Nc_Oesh-3023-Princ-Of-Env-Health-Rev3, Undergraduate Curriculum Council
All Approved Curriculum
No abstract provided.
2020u_Agri05_Approved_Cr_Agst-4543-Advanced-Gis-For-Agriculture-Revision1, Undergraduate Curriculum Council
2020u_Agri05_Approved_Cr_Agst-4543-Advanced-Gis-For-Agriculture-Revision1, Undergraduate Curriculum Council
All Approved Curriculum
No abstract provided.
Case Studies To Examine Farmer Perceptions And Implementations Of Buffer Capacity In Southeastern Ontario, Bryan Collins
Case Studies To Examine Farmer Perceptions And Implementations Of Buffer Capacity In Southeastern Ontario, Bryan Collins
Journal of Applied Farm Economics
Buffer capacity measures the ability of a system to maintain its original function when confronted with outside stresses and is often considered to be a key component of resilience. Farmers in southeastern Ontario are facing several threats such as seasonal drought and volatile markets, prompting necessary responses on how to effectively manage their farms. This research study used an exploratory grounded theory approach to inquire how farmers seek to enhance buffer capacity on their farm by asking (1) what short-term threats their farm faces and (2) what strategies they are employing to navigate those threats. Ten farms in the Inverary …
Kenyon Collegian - January 22, 2026
Introduction To Sustainable Publishing Joint Issue, Rachel Jekanowski, Abigail Fields
Introduction To Sustainable Publishing Joint Issue, Rachel Jekanowski, Abigail Fields
The Goose
Editorial introduction to a special joint issue with Imaginations Journal on sustainable publishing.
Spectator 2026-01-22, Editors Of The Spectator
Long-Term Changes In Relative Humidity And Soil Wetness: Implications On Agriculture And Environmental Sustainability In Western Himalaya, Ashwani Ashwani, Pankaj Kumar
Long-Term Changes In Relative Humidity And Soil Wetness: Implications On Agriculture And Environmental Sustainability In Western Himalaya, Ashwani Ashwani, Pankaj Kumar
Journal of Environmental Science and Sustainable Development
Long-term climate changes in humidity and soil wetness in the cold deserts of the Western Himalaya are still not well researched. Understanding the long-term trends of relative humidity (RH) and soil moisture is crucial in high-altitude, cold desert regions for effective agricultural management and environmental sustainability. The study was conducted in a part of the western Himalaya, which is an ecologically fragile zone with a highly sensitive agricultural region that is vulnerable to climatic variations. A comprehensive study was conducted to evaluate the spatiotemporal variability of RH and soil wetness by means four techniques: Mann-Kendall, Modified Mann-Kendall, Sen’s slope estimator, …
Subjective Perspectives On Antarctic Wilderness: An Application Of Integral Ecology, Annabelle G. Mayes
Subjective Perspectives On Antarctic Wilderness: An Application Of Integral Ecology, Annabelle G. Mayes
Honors College Theses
Parties to the Antarctic Treaty have set Antarctica aside for peace, scientific research, and environmental protection. However, they have yet to take concrete actions to protect Antarctica’s wilderness values as agreed under the 1991 Protocol on Environmental Protection to the Antarctic Treaty. Meanwhile, pristine areas that are free from human interference are declining as human activity escalates. This study examines perceptions of Antarctic wilderness through the lens of integral ecology. Data from 1,640 people and 16 study populations were extracted from four published studies. Content analysis was conducted to determine how subjective perspectives differ across populations and geographic regions. All …
Full Issue: Volume 7, Issue 1, Editorial Board
Full Issue: Volume 7, Issue 1, Editorial Board
Swarthmore Undergraduate History Journal
The first issue in the seventh volume of the Swarthmore Undergraduate History Journal.
Colonial Whaling In Walvis Bay And In Southern Africa: Environmental Exploitation And Legacy Of South Africa’S Cetaceans, Jake L. Zarak
Colonial Whaling In Walvis Bay And In Southern Africa: Environmental Exploitation And Legacy Of South Africa’S Cetaceans, Jake L. Zarak
Swarthmore Undergraduate History Journal
This paper examines the colonial whaling industry in Southern Africa, with a focus on Walvis Bay, tracing its long term environmental and socio-economic impacts. From the 1700s to the 1900s, whaling operations, primarily led by American, British, and French enterprises, exploited the region’s rich populations of sperm and right whales, drastically reducing their numbers. The study contextualizes whaling within a broader colonial framework, analyzing its effects on whale migratory patterns, indigenous communities, and marine ecosystems. It explores as well, the transition from whaling as an economic endeavor to modern conservation efforts and the romanticization of whales in literature and art. …
Burdened Communities, Beleaguered Wombs, & Barren Choices: The Impact Of Dobbs On Environmental And Reproductive Justice, Emily R. Rudo, Elizabeth E. Sharp, Michael R. Desjardins
Burdened Communities, Beleaguered Wombs, & Barren Choices: The Impact Of Dobbs On Environmental And Reproductive Justice, Emily R. Rudo, Elizabeth E. Sharp, Michael R. Desjardins
Journal of Health Care Law and Policy
No abstract provided.
Vital Environs: Ecologies Of Modernism And The Nature Tradition, Danielle Nasenbeny
Vital Environs: Ecologies Of Modernism And The Nature Tradition, Danielle Nasenbeny
Dissertations
Vital Environs: Ecologies of Modernism and the Nature Tradition is an investigation of late nineteenth and early twentieth century British literature that explores the space between the individual and the external world. The project begins by exploring the “mind-body problem,” which is a topic in philosophy that recognizes the difficulty in understanding how the mind emerges from physical matter. While this topic has been in discussion since at least Descartes, science is still making crucial discoveries that challenge our understanding of this connection. I argue that the environmental crisis we find ourselves in today is a mind-body problem of global …
Spatial Strategies In Non-Territorial Societies: How Feral Horses Maintain Boundaries With Other Groups, Tamao Maeda, Sota Inoue, Monamie Ringhofer, Satoshi Hirata, Shinya Yamamoto
Spatial Strategies In Non-Territorial Societies: How Feral Horses Maintain Boundaries With Other Groups, Tamao Maeda, Sota Inoue, Monamie Ringhofer, Satoshi Hirata, Shinya Yamamoto
Faculty, Staff and Students Publications
Encounters between competitive individuals or groups are common in social animals and can involve costly aggression; thus, animals often employ strategies to minimize direct conflict. However, research on whether and how animals adjust their group spatial structure when they encounter or spatially co-occur with a different group remains limited. We investigated how non-territorial units in feral horse multilevel societies manage spatial encounters with neighbouring units. We observed 25 reproductive units in northern Portugal, using drones, and employed statistical analyses to quantify spatial dynamics. We found that horses actively adjusted their spatial formations depending on the proximity of other units. Units …
2026-01-21 Ecosangha Celebrates Twenty Years Of Zen, Ben Ravenscroft
2026-01-21 Ecosangha Celebrates Twenty Years Of Zen, Ben Ravenscroft
The Spectator Online
No abstract provided.