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Com 325-003: Special Topics - New Media Technologies, Eugene Snyder

Humanities Syllabi

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Sts 205-001: Intro To Research Methods, Theresa Hunt

Humanities Syllabi

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Psy 210-019: Introduction To Psychology, Jadwiga Victoria Laszlo

Humanities Syllabi

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Engl 101-007, 015: Intro To Academic Writing, Galen Faison

Humanities Syllabi

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Phil 334-023: Engineering Ethics, Renan Goncalvesleoneldasilva

Humanities Syllabi

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Com 312-003, 023, 025: Effective Communication, Laura Stanik

Humanities Syllabi

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Psy 339-001: Psychology Of Diversity, Neel Khichi

Humanities Syllabi

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Com 312-017, 021: Effective Communication, James Lipuma

Humanities Syllabi

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Com 313-013: Writing For The Workplace, Crystal Hamai

Humanities Syllabi

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Com 313-451: Writing For The Workplace, Gabriella Wilson-Kopko

Humanities Syllabi

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Engl 102-H01: Intro To Research Writing - Honors, Johanna Deane

Humanities Syllabi

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Engl 102-H07: Intro To Research Writing - Honors, Jake Slovis

Humanities Syllabi

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Hss 404-039: Senior Seminar - Medicine And Globalization, Gareth Edel

Humanities Syllabi

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Psy 210-025: Introduction To Psychology, Jessyka Lombana

Humanities Syllabi

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Psy 210-111: Introduction To Psychology, Brian Oland

Humanities Syllabi

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Psy 325-005: Special Topics In Psychology - Child Psychology, Kelly Conover

Humanities Syllabi

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Sts 201-003: Understanding Technological Society, Tyler Leli

Humanities Syllabi

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Sts 201-001, 005, 011: Understanding Technological Society, Miran Bozicevic

Humanities Syllabi

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Sts 205-H01: Intro To Research Methods, Emily Agbenyega

Humanities Syllabi

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Sts 221-003: Introduction To Sociology, Gareth Edel

Humanities Syllabi

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Sts 325-001, Hm1: Special Topics In Sts - Medical Sociology: Pathology And Deviance, Gareth Edel

Humanities Syllabi

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Sts 201-013: Understanding Technological Society, Teresa Keeler

Humanities Syllabi

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Thtr 208-001: Movement And Voice For Theatre, Emily Edwards

Humanities Syllabi

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Sts 352-101: Race And Ethnicity, Laura Dickerman

Humanities Syllabi

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2025 September 25 - Academic Council Agenda And Minutes, Academic Council, East Tennessee State University

Academic Council Agenda and Minutes

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Examining Factors Influencing Ultra- Processed Food Consumption Among Liberty University Students Aged 18 And Older, Ginika Rosemary Muomah

Masters Theses

Ultra-processed foods (UPFs) are widely consumed among college students and are linked to adverse health outcomes including obesity, poor mental health, and cardiometabolic disease. Despite their rising prevalence, limited research has examined psychosocial and behavioral factors influencing UPF intake within Christian university settings. This study investigated demographic, behavioral, and psychosocial predictors of UPF consumption among Liberty University students, guided by the Health Belief Model (HBM). A cross-sectional survey of students aged 18 and older (N = 337) was conducted. After excluding incomplete or invalid responses, 276 cases remained. The 25-item survey assessed UPF intake, HBM constructs, and demographics. Descriptive statistics …

Hospital And Temporal Variations In Limitations Of Care Among Hospitalized Patients With Covid-19: A Virus Registry Retrospective Cohort Study, Nathan Mesfin, Nitesh Kumar Jain, Anwar Khedr, Hisham Mushtaq, Abbas B. Jama, Noura Attallah, Esraa Hassan, Benjamin Langworthy, Nicholas Ingraham, Juan Pablo Domecq Garces, Thoyaja Koritala, Donna Lee Armaignac, Nicholas Eugene Perkins, Katherine Belden, Vishakha Kumar, Karen Boman, Devang K. Sanghavi, Vikas Bansal, Rahul Kashyap, Rodrigo Cartin-Ceba, Abigail La Nou, Allan J. Walkey, R. Adams Dudley, Syed Anjum Khan

Division of Infectious Diseases and Environmental Medicine Faculty Papers

INTRODUCTION: Life-support limits (i.e., code status), the first step in the continuum of palliation and end-of-life (EoL) care, stem from decisions made by patients and their providers to align care near the EoL with patients' wishes. The pandemic created health care strain that may have influenced life-support limitation practices among patients with serious COVID-19. In this study, we examine variations in life-support limitations (do-not-resuscitate, DNR; do-not-intubate, DNI) depending on the hospital and period of hospitalization.

METHODS: We included all adults admitted to a hospital in the United States with COVID-19 from January 2020 to December 2021 using the VIRUS registry. …

Structural Optimization For Transfer Chutes Based On Energy Dissipation Mechanisms Of Coal Particles, Shi Yaocheng, Zou Zujie, Wen Guojun, Cheng Siyi, Wu Laijie, Wang Yudan, Liu Pu, Chen Mengxi

Coal Geology & Exploration

Objective Bulk material transport in emergency rescue scenarios and coal transportation poses stringent demands for the structural performance of transfer chutes. Given this, from the perspective of the energy dissipation mechanisms of particles, this study proposed structural optimization methods for transfer chutes based on the regulation of particle energy dissipation. Methods An experiment–simulation integrated analysis framework was established. Using this framework, this study systematically simulated the impact process of particles between two-stage walls I and Ⅱ using the discrete element method (DEM), highlighting the coupling mechanisms among velocity fluctuations, stress distribution, and energy transformation pathways. Based on the results, this …

Will Systematic Stewardship Save The Planet?, Zohar Goshen, Assaf Hamdani

Villanova Law Review (1956 - )

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Er Stress Tolerance Is Regulated By Copper-Dependent Perk Kinase Activity., Sarah E. Bond Newton, Xinglong Shi, Noah R. Beratan, Julia Perhacs, Jitendra K. Arya, Margaret K. Bond, Tali Gidalevitz, Cagla Akay-Espinoza, Donita C. Brady, Kelly L. Jordan-Sciutto

Farber Institute for Neuroscience Faculty Papers

Pancreatic/PKR-like endoplasmic reticulum (ER) kinase (PERK) is a kinase that, in response to ER stress, mediates dual homeostatic and pro-apoptotic signaling. Thus, intricate regulation is required for physiological function. Attempts to modulate PERK activity have shown that the determinants of adaptive vs. maladaptive signaling remain ambiguous. Here, with purified protein, we provide evidence that PERK binds copper, identifies residues required for interaction, and demonstrates that copper is necessary for kinase activity. Furthermore, cellular PERK activity can be modulated via copper availability, and this regulatory relationship can be manipulated to dictate ER stress tolerance. Critically, these phenomena translate to phenotypes in …