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President's Message, Michael Link Dds

Virginia Dental Journal

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Va Dent J October, November And December 2014

Virginia Dental Journal

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Leveraging Geomarketing For Enhanced Visitor Experience And Sustainable Management In National Parks And Cultural Heritage Sites: An Examination Of Gis And Geofencing, Mark J. Sciuchetti Jr., Jianping Huang

Atlantic Marketing Association Proceedings

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Corporate Supply Chain Sustainability And Consumer Attitudes Towards Hybrid Vehicles, Alan D. Smith

Atlantic Marketing Association Proceedings

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Small Business And Social Media Marketing: What Role Does Ethics Play?, La Toya M. Russell

Atlantic Marketing Association Proceedings

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The Influence Of Influencers On Brand Trust And Purchase Intentions, Lisa Scribner

Atlantic Marketing Association Proceedings

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E-Waste Recycling Behavior: Evidence Of Young Consumers In Taiwan And The U.S., Julia Blose, Robert E. Pitts, Y. Henry Xie

Atlantic Marketing Association Proceedings

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Brand Equity And Willingness To Pay Higher Prices In The Fast-Food Industry, Mayuresh M. Kelkar

Atlantic Marketing Association Proceedings

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How Does Product Experience Influence The Helpfulness Of Photo-Enhanced Reviews?, Bridget Satinover Nichols, Anh Dang

Atlantic Marketing Association Proceedings

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Aliterate Consumers' Miscomprehension Of Product Warnings, Haeran Jae

Atlantic Marketing Association Proceedings

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Marketing Orientation: A Longitudinal Study Of Community Banks, Stephen Carlson, Gerald Sullivan, Susanna Warnock, Margaret Ryder

Atlantic Marketing Association Proceedings

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Person-Supervisor Fit Antecedents: Self-Determination Theory In Salesforce Turnover Intention, Ilgım Dara Benoit, Jeffrey R. Foreman, Bonnie S. Guy

Atlantic Marketing Association Proceedings

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Familiarity, Sensationalism, And Forward Referencing In Celebrity Clickbait: Effects On Curiosity And Click Intention, Cynthia B. Hanson

Atlantic Marketing Association Proceedings

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Beyond The Request, Juliana Apfel

Staff Professional Development Week

Submitting an interpreting request is often seen as the final step in creating access. In reality, it is only the beginning.

GIS’s Juliana Apfel is here to show staff how to move beyond a request-based mindset and toward a more collaborative approach to access. Access does not happen automatically. It is shaped by timing, communication, preparation, and shared responsibility. Participants will reflect on how access is currently approached across campus and consider where gaps may exist. These moments are not about fault, but opportunities to strengthen how we work together.

At the center of this session is a simple but …

Book Review: Rearranged: An Opera Singer’S Facial Cancer And Life Transposed, Jainab Tabassum Banu

Journal of International Women's Studies

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Cyberfeminism And The Digital Divide: A Study Of The #Metoo Movement In Assam, India, Uddipana Kalita

Journal of International Women's Studies

This article examines how cyberfeminist politics in India are shaped by a layered digital divide, focusing on the #MeToo movement in Assam (Northeast India) as a regionally situated site of feminist voices, exclusion, and contested recognition. While digital visibility has enabled new forms of public naming and solidarity, this paper argues that visibility does not automatically translate into justice, as participation and audibility are structured by uneven access, device control, language hierarchies, and policing of credibility. This study is guided by two research questions: 1) How does the digital divide shape who can participate and be recognized within the #MeToo …

Deconstructing Feminist Perspectives On Work: Insights From Uchoi Indigenous Tribal Women’S Worldview In Northeast India, Linda Uchoi, Biswaranjan Tripura

Journal of International Women's Studies

Women’s work is commonly conceptualized through an economic lens that prioritizes the valuation of paid and unpaid labor and assesses women’s status and empowerment primarily in monetary terms. Such approaches are limiting as a means of understanding the lived realities of Indigenous Tribal women. In contrast, this article adopts a sociological and anthropological perspective to examine the multifaceted meanings of work among Uchoi Indigenous Tribal women in Tripura, Northeast India. The Uchoi community is a recognized Scheduled Tribe (ST) under Article 342 of the Constitution of India. By situating work within its sociocultural, ecological, and communal contexts, this article demonstrates …

Negotiating Desires For Capital Through Culinary Expression In Balli Kaur Jaswal’S Sugarbread, Ira Gore, Aruni Mahapatra

Journal of International Women's Studies

Balli Kaur Jaswal’s Sugarbread (2016) illustrates how race and class are negotiated through culinary practices in a lower-middle-class Sikh family living in Singapore. Through acts of shopping for groceries, cooking local Singaporean cuisine, and rejecting the communal temple food associated with shame and social discrimination, the novel highlights the family’s aspirations of social mobility shaped by the character Jini’s childhood experiences of food and economic scarcity. While the characters in the novel have access to food, their culinary practices are marked by memories of charity and discomfort as a South Asian diasporic family negotiating racialized hierarchies and gendered vulnerability in …

What Shapes Maternal Well-Being? A Feminist Conceptualization Using Walker And Avant’S (2019) Concept Analysis Framework, Huyen Thi-Thanh Nguyen, Van H. Le, Keiichi Ogawa, Manh T. Ta

Journal of International Women's Studies

Despite extensive scholarship on maternal well-being, the concept remains theoretically underdeveloped and lacks a coherent interdisciplinary definition. This study uses Walker and Avant’s (2019) concept analysis framework to clarify maternal well-being as a feminist, role-anchored construct. We conducted a systematic review of literature in PubMed, Web of Science, and Google Scholar from 2005 to 2025, focusing on studies of married mothers who had given birth to and were raising at least one child. Through content analysis, we identified three defining attributes: (1) vitality and positive affect; (2) life satisfaction and meaning grounded in autonomy and competence within the maternal role; …

Experiences Of Women With Neurodevelopmental Disorders In Accessing Sexual Reproductive Health Services In Zimbabwe, Ashely Ropafadzo Tome

Journal of International Women's Studies

Women with neurodevelopmental disorders (NDDs) in Zimbabwe are often sidelined from participating in activities that emancipate and educate youth because of their differences from the mainstream population. Although policies and awareness campaigns have been introduced to promote the inclusion of persons with disabilities, previous research has not examined the lack of accessibility of sexual reproductive health (SRH) services for women with intellectual disabilities. The cause of this problem is that women with NDDs have been subjected to immense derogatory treatment, stereotyping, and labelling; they have often been regarded as “retarded,” “crazy,” and “inadequate” beings. Women with intellectual disabilities are often …

Nazneen In Ali’S Brick Lane: Achieving Agency Through A Multimodal Praxis Of Care, Sarani Ghosal Mondal

Journal of International Women's Studies

Monica Ali’s novel Brick Lane (2003) is not a definitive portrayal of a geographical location but rather a narrative centered on Nazneen, a Bangladeshi immigrant, and her transformational journey from a silent, passive figure into a self-reliant, successful seamstress. Following her marriage to an older man named Chanu, Nazneen relocates from a remote village in Bangladesh to Brick Lane in London. Her progress towards independence is shaped primarily by her friendship with Razia, a fellow immigrant, and partly by her affair with a young activist, Karim. Additionally, she receives emotional support from her sister, Hasina, which is conveyed through letters …

Girls On Screens And Boys In The Streets: Afrobeats Dance, Gender, And Waithood In Lagos, Nigeria, Gali Kinkulkin, Moshe Morad, Lynn Schler

Journal of International Women's Studies

The global success of the musical genre of Afrobeats has generated substantial scholarly interest in the experiences of singers and musicians within the industry. Scholars of this genre have examined an array of topics, including cultural identity, gender disparities, socioeconomic impact, and the global music industry. However, few studies focus on the experiences of Afro dancers despite the critical role of dance in the genre’s international popularity; those that do centralise dance concentrate primarily on how women dancers navigate an industry that both empowers and objectifies women. This study departs from these earlier studies by examining the lived experiences of …

Special Issue Editors’ Introduction: 11th World Conference On Women’S Studies, Jyoti Rupa Deka, Jaypee S. Yongco, Noma Mguni

Journal of International Women's Studies

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Politicians, Social Media, And Authenticity?, Kirsten Passyn, John M. Dickens

Atlantic Marketing Association Proceedings

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Member Awards And Recognition

Virginia Dental Journal

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Vda Creates Fun “Kid Dentist” Video For Halloween, Elise Rupinski

Virginia Dental Journal

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Va Dent J January, February And March 2025

Virginia Dental Journal

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2015 Vcu School Of Dentistry White Coat Ceremony, George R. Deeb Dds, Md

Virginia Dental Journal

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Va Dent J April, May And June 2015

Virginia Dental Journal

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Vda Membership Task Force Summary Report- An Assessment Of Factors Related To Non-Renewal Of Vda Membership- Part Ii, Julie M. Coe Dds, Ms, Mba, Al M. Best Phd, Alfred J. Certosimo Dmd, Kyle L. Coble Dds

Virginia Dental Journal

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