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The Ministerial Exception And The Fair Labor Standards Act, William Grabas
The Ministerial Exception And The Fair Labor Standards Act, William Grabas
Seton Hall Law Review
No abstract provided.
Office Of Research, Economic Engagement And Outreach Update, May 28, 2025, Office Of Research, Economic Engagement And Outreach
Office Of Research, Economic Engagement And Outreach Update, May 28, 2025, Office Of Research, Economic Engagement And Outreach
Office of Research, Economic Engagement and Outreach
No abstract provided.
Creating And Validating An Aphasia-Friendly Measure Of Marital Relationships: Preliminary Pilot Testing, Jasmine Espinoza
Creating And Validating An Aphasia-Friendly Measure Of Marital Relationships: Preliminary Pilot Testing, Jasmine Espinoza
Theses and Dissertations
This study aimed to modify and validate an aphasia-friendly questionnaire that can be used to assess marital attachment for couples impacted by aphasia. Twenty participants (10 people with aphasia and their spouses) participated across two sessions. The study consisted of two phases. Phase 1 focused on modifying the Brief Accessibility, Responsiveness, and Engagement Scale (BARE) into an aphasia-friendly format through collaboration with an expert panel. Phase 2 involved piloting the revised questionnaire on participants with aphasia and their spouses along with a cognitive interview to obtain qualitative and descriptive data to assess the questionnaire's face validity and preliminary test-retest reliability …
The White Elephant In The Classroom: Using Local History And Resource Pedagogies To Remove It, Dawn N. Colquitt-Anderson
The White Elephant In The Classroom: Using Local History And Resource Pedagogies To Remove It, Dawn N. Colquitt-Anderson
Graduate Doctoral Dissertations
Years of scholarship outline the benefits of asset-based pedagogy for all students, especially the culturally and linguistically diverse students who are now the majority student population in public schools. But there is scant research on how experienced in-service teachers modify their practices and beliefs to adequately prepare these students for 21st century leadership. This sequential mixed methods case study examined the efforts of elementary and middle school teachers as they grappled with personal, professional, and systemic barriers that arose as they worked to strengthen their cultural and community responsiveness by centering the local history of a historic great migration town.
2025-05-28 Trans Community Rallies As Far-Right Organization Arrives In Seattle, Tristan Scott
2025-05-28 Trans Community Rallies As Far-Right Organization Arrives In Seattle, Tristan Scott
The Spectator Online
No abstract provided.
2025-05-28 Mormon Wives Review: Will Momtok Survive This?, Naja Johnson
2025-05-28 Mormon Wives Review: Will Momtok Survive This?, Naja Johnson
The Spectator Online
No abstract provided.
2025-05-28 Pride Funding Deficits Emphasize Importance Of Community, Caleb Stipkovits, Abdullah El-Sherbeeny
2025-05-28 Pride Funding Deficits Emphasize Importance Of Community, Caleb Stipkovits, Abdullah El-Sherbeeny
The Spectator Online
No abstract provided.
From Decriminalization To Social Legitimization: The Lived Experiences Of Non-Conforming Individuals In India, Heeya Datta
From Decriminalization To Social Legitimization: The Lived Experiences Of Non-Conforming Individuals In India, Heeya Datta
LSU Doctoral Dissertations
This dissertation explores how queer and non-conforming individuals in urban India navigate, resist, and reimagine dominant norms of kinship, intimacy, and family. Drawing on 18 in-depth interviews, it examines the lived experiences of LGBTQ+ individuals in the aftermath of legal reforms such as the decriminalization of Section 377 and the Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Act. While these reforms mark symbolic progress, queer individuals continue to face social stigma, legal exclusions, and familial rejection. The study is divided into three chapters: the first analyzes the dual role of homosociality as both a space of refuge and constraint; the second investigates …
Perceptions Of English Teachers On Transformational Teaching Strategy: Basis For Transformative Learning Program, Catherine A. Baldoza
Perceptions Of English Teachers On Transformational Teaching Strategy: Basis For Transformative Learning Program, Catherine A. Baldoza
Annual Research Congress for High School and Elementary Teachers, Researchers, and Scholars (ARCHERS)
In adherence with the sustainable development goals, this scholarly endeavor assessed the transformational strategy and its thrust to the academic performance of the students in Bataan. This study is basically propelled by the persistent aspiration to achieve quality education a midst adversity. Specifically, it conducted a study on the profile of the teachers of the select public high schools in Bataan in terms age, sex, educational attainment, rank/position, years in service and seminars and trainings attended. Moreover, the researcher studied the significant difference between transformational teaching strategy and the profile of the English teachers. The researcher also developed a transformative …
Digital Transformation In Indonesia Healthcare Systems Towards Intelligent Accountability: A Critical Discourse Analysis, Ghina Fitri Ariesta Susilo
Digital Transformation In Indonesia Healthcare Systems Towards Intelligent Accountability: A Critical Discourse Analysis, Ghina Fitri Ariesta Susilo
Journal of Global Awareness
This research studied the digital transformation implemented in the Ministry of Health in Indonesia. It happened after the COVID-19 outbreak forced the government to act more rapidly to provide real-time information. To date, the digital transformation initiative in the Ministry of Health Indonesia aims to reach more intelligent accountability by establishing a Digital Transformation Office (DTO). This study used critical discourse analysis to study how the discourse of technology became a government tool, particularly using social media accounts created by DTO. The result shows that DTO’s work and progress since its establishment from the perspective of social media discourse aim …
Crypto Accounting Market Dynamics: Advanced Econometric Analysis Of Earnings Impact With Bert-Powered Genai Models, Karina Kasztelnik, Steven Campbell, Eva K. Jermakowicz
Crypto Accounting Market Dynamics: Advanced Econometric Analysis Of Earnings Impact With Bert-Powered Genai Models, Karina Kasztelnik, Steven Campbell, Eva K. Jermakowicz
Journal of Global Awareness
This study is, the authors believe, a groundbreaking investigation into the impact of cryptocurrency news on the earnings of publicly traded companies. Using advanced Generative AI (GenAI) models and the BERT framework for sentiment analysis, we integrated comprehensive data from the Financial Modeling Prep API. This enabled us to employ a rigorous event study methodology and advanced machine learning algorithms. Valuable insights were derived from the BERT model, shedding light on the reasons behind abnormal returns and facilitating a thorough analysis of material and immaterial impacts. The study’s findings highlight the significant influence of both positive and negative cryptocurrency news …
Notes From The Editor, Jay Nathan
Letter From The Editor, Jay Nathan
“I Didn't Come Here To Make Money”: Exploring Power 4 Athletes’ Perceptions Of Exploitation, Sarah Stokowski, Chris Corr, Kaleigh Smith, Elijah Toney, Emma Kate Bostick, Eileen Russell, Brooke Prince, Michael Godfrey
“I Didn't Come Here To Make Money”: Exploring Power 4 Athletes’ Perceptions Of Exploitation, Sarah Stokowski, Chris Corr, Kaleigh Smith, Elijah Toney, Emma Kate Bostick, Eileen Russell, Brooke Prince, Michael Godfrey
Journal of Issues in Intercollegiate Athletics
While it is widely noted that athletes competing in National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) athletics are exploited in a variety of ways, scholarly examinations of college athlete exploitation have rarely sought to engage athletes themselves. Accordingly, researchers conducted in-depth, detailed, semi-structured interviews with college athletes currently competing in Power 4 conferences to uncover their perceptions of exploitation based on their lived experiences. Ten athletes representing five distinct sports (baseball, football, gymnastics, softball, and track and field) competing in the Atlantic Coast Conference, Big Ten Conference, and Southeastern Conference agreed to participate in the study. Findings indicate the characteristics of participants’ …
Ncaa Student-Athletes' Sports Gambling Behaviors Examined Using Psychological Reactance Theory, Braden E. Norris, Paul M. Pedersen
Ncaa Student-Athletes' Sports Gambling Behaviors Examined Using Psychological Reactance Theory, Braden E. Norris, Paul M. Pedersen
Journal of Issues in Intercollegiate Athletics
Since the repeal of the Pro and Amateur Sports Protection Act (PASPA) in 2018, sports gambling has been a rapidly growing segment of the sport world. The United States federal government has left it up to individual states to legalize and govern the activity of sports gambling, however, the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) still prohibits (Bylaw 10.3) the activity regardless of legality. With it known that student-athletes violate Bylaw 10.3 (e.g., Paskus & Derevensky, 2025; Richard et al., 2019), this study examined sports gambling behaviors through under the scope of Psychological Reactance Theory (PRT) to investigate if student-athletes’ sports …
Recruitment Of International College Athletes (Icas) To The United States: A Bourdieuian Examination Of Pathways To Success, Simran Kaur Sethi, Kirsten Hextrum, Kaitlin Pericak
Recruitment Of International College Athletes (Icas) To The United States: A Bourdieuian Examination Of Pathways To Success, Simran Kaur Sethi, Kirsten Hextrum, Kaitlin Pericak
Journal of Issues in Intercollegiate Athletics
Successful recruitment pathways of international college athletes (ICAs) remain understudied. We use Bourdieu’s capital exchange theory to examine how ICAs acquire and deploy forms of capital to navigate college athletic recruitment. Bourdieu posits that individuals accumulate different forms of capital, including economic, social, and cultural capital, which they can use to gain access to resources and opportunities. In the context of athletic recruitment, ICAs may need to acquire different forms of capital than their domestic counterparts. Thus, we use a qualitative research design to explore how ICAs navigate the recruitment process. Findings from our study provide valuable insights into the …
Academic Professionals’ Perspectives On Return To Learn Following Concussion In Ncaa Student-Athletes, Tom Bowman, Monica R. Lininger, Alicia M. Pike Lacy, Johna K. Register-Mihalik, Steven M. Myers, Stephanie M. Singe
Academic Professionals’ Perspectives On Return To Learn Following Concussion In Ncaa Student-Athletes, Tom Bowman, Monica R. Lininger, Alicia M. Pike Lacy, Johna K. Register-Mihalik, Steven M. Myers, Stephanie M. Singe
Journal of Issues in Intercollegiate Athletics
While evidence supports the gradual return to participation in collegiate athletics following a concussion, limited evidence exists of the return to learn (RTL) procedures for a successful return to the higher education classroom. The objective of this study was to determine what academic supports and hindrances are present for NCAA student-athletes during the RTL process following a concussion from academic professionals’ perspectives. In this qualitative study with purposive recruitment strategies, academic support professionals (5=female, 4=male, age=44.2±13.9 years, experience=11.6±10.4 years) and faculty athletic representatives (5=female, 5=male, age=48.6±7.8 years, experience=3.9±5.6 years) volunteered to complete virtual interviews. We conducted semistructured one-on-one interviews with …
Peach State To Global Debate: Election Technology And Voter Faith, Laura Starling
Peach State To Global Debate: Election Technology And Voter Faith, Laura Starling
Georgia Journal of International & Comparative Law
The Coffee County voting data breach highlights vulnerabilities in U.S. election technology—prompting a comparison with global voting systems to identify best practices for restoring public trust in democratic processes.
K-Popopoly: Navigating Antitrust Terrain In South Korea’S Music Markets, Elise Joffe
K-Popopoly: Navigating Antitrust Terrain In South Korea’S Music Markets, Elise Joffe
Georgia Journal of International & Comparative Law
South Korea’s unique blend of Chaebol dominance and a booming K-Pop industry contrasts sharply with U.S. antitrust norms, raising key questions about how competition law adapts across cultures.
The Local Impact Of The International Standardization Of Transitional Justice: Lessons From The Ugandan Case, Thomas Hansen
The Local Impact Of The International Standardization Of Transitional Justice: Lessons From The Ugandan Case, Thomas Hansen
Georgia Journal of International & Comparative Law
This Article examines how international transitional justice (TJ) standardization has influenced Uganda's TJ processes, exploring stakeholder perceptions, local implementation, and its implications for academics, policymakers, and practitioners.
Countries As Laboratories: Reflections On Sierra Leone’S Amended Anti-Human Trafficking Law, Andrea Dennis
Countries As Laboratories: Reflections On Sierra Leone’S Amended Anti-Human Trafficking Law, Andrea Dennis
Georgia Journal of International & Comparative Law
Sierra Leone’s improved anti-trafficking laws align with global norms, but enforcement remains weak due to socio-economic realities and Western deterrence mismatches, limiting effective prosecution despite recent legislative reforms.
Masthead, Gjicl Journal
Masthead, Gjicl Journal
Georgia Journal of International & Comparative Law
No abstract provided.
Opening Ceremony Of The Heart And Cancer Centre
Opening Ceremony Of The Heart And Cancer Centre
Inaugural addresses and related documents
No abstract provided.
Exploring The Potential Antimicrobial Of Tawa-Tawa (Euphorbia Hirta Linn) Extract Adding To An Existing Fabric Conditioner, Juleight B. Aguyen, Sandy C. Asuncion, Jenalyn D. Baria, Kierstene Claire B. Bismonte
Exploring The Potential Antimicrobial Of Tawa-Tawa (Euphorbia Hirta Linn) Extract Adding To An Existing Fabric Conditioner, Juleight B. Aguyen, Sandy C. Asuncion, Jenalyn D. Baria, Kierstene Claire B. Bismonte
Annual Research Congress for High School and Elementary Teachers, Researchers, and Scholars (ARCHERS)
The extracts from E. hirta have antimicrobial properties against a broad range of pathogenic microbes. On the other hand, fabric softeners are a growing component of full laundry care systems, since clothes were designed to wear; despite detergent-based washing, there's a growing demand for fabric softeners to sterilize clothing and prevent reintroduction of harmful microorganisms, making them a crucial part of laundry care systems. However, existing fabric softeners nowadays mostly rely on chemical-based ingredients to prevent microbial growth on clothes; therefore, this study aims to use the antimicrobial properties of the Tawa-tawa plant on the microbes related to the clothes. …
From Face-To-Face To Self-Paced: Unwrapping Students Hitches In Media And Information Literacy Through Web-Based Learning Tasks, Sherwin I. Diala
From Face-To-Face To Self-Paced: Unwrapping Students Hitches In Media And Information Literacy Through Web-Based Learning Tasks, Sherwin I. Diala
Annual Research Congress for High School and Elementary Teachers, Researchers, and Scholars (ARCHERS)
This research centered on the description of the Grade 12 students’ hitches in web-based learning tasks in the subject Media and Information Literacy (MIL). It involved 265 learners, employed quantitative-qualitative methods and descriptive design of research. Input data included the mean percentage scores, factors that motivated Grade 12 students and coping mechanisms employed in accessing web-based learning tasks. The utilized process considered the collection of data from test, thematic analysis and coding of responses to interpret the gathered data. The MPS before the web-based learning tasks in were distributed as follows: HUMSS-81.15, STEM-80.80 and TVL-81.51. However, MPS after web-based learning …
Effectiveness Of A Contextualized Interactive Multimedia For Grade 8 Science Students, Richard G. Cadizal, Ma. Cristina Bandarlipe
Effectiveness Of A Contextualized Interactive Multimedia For Grade 8 Science Students, Richard G. Cadizal, Ma. Cristina Bandarlipe
Annual Research Congress for High School and Elementary Teachers, Researchers, and Scholars (ARCHERS)
The Computer-Assisted Instruction is undertaken widely to catch interest and to improve student’s performance. This Descriptive and Quasi- Experimental research was anchored in determining the effects of the developed and validated Contextualized Interactive Multimedia (CIMM) to the non-equivalent groups of grade 8 students of Tanglag National High School in their Science subject. To determine the level of interest of the population toward Science subject, the researcher utilized a 10-item survey-questionnaire called Test of Related Science Attitude (TORSA). Additionally, a researcher-made pretest and posttest questionnaires were administered to determine the academic performance of the respondents. Findings showed that there is an …
Participant 013: Reiki Master With Five Years Of Experience (Black; Female; Peru)
Participant 013: Reiki Master With Five Years Of Experience (Black; Female; Peru)
0885: Reiki and Well-Being Interviews
This is an interview about Reiki and its connection with overall well-being with a Reiki Master holding five years of experience (Black; Female; Peru). She was interviewed on May 27, 2025. The participant agreed to the terms outlined in the verbal informed consent form before this interview. Some of the broad conversations during this interview were about her family members' experience with Black Magic; her own experiences staying with her grandmother when she was younger; her daily self-Reiki practice as a meditation and with everyday items like food and travels; the problematic use of the word Master with Reiki; and …
The Consequences Of Technology In Player Piano, I, Robot, And Feed, Chehalis D. Eno
The Consequences Of Technology In Player Piano, I, Robot, And Feed, Chehalis D. Eno
Student Research
With the rise of technologies coined as “artificial intelligence,” the question of human agency in society has never been more pressing. The literary genre of science fiction (SF) holds crucial clues to answering the question. Authors of texts such as Player Piano, I, Robot, and Feed each construct societies shaped by the technology they create and postulate drastic consequences as a result. Using Althusserian Marxism to analyze the ideological and repressive state apparatuses of each author’s society and posthumanism to analyze the resulting interactions with technology, this essay seeks to recognize patterns in human behavior that create technological …
Inactivation Of Aerosolized Hepatitis A Viral Droplets On Food Contact Surfaces By Ultraviolet-Light-Emitting Diodes At 255 Nm And 279 Nm, Breanna Polen, Ankit Patras, Brahmaiah Pendyala, Doris H. D’Souza
Inactivation Of Aerosolized Hepatitis A Viral Droplets On Food Contact Surfaces By Ultraviolet-Light-Emitting Diodes At 255 Nm And 279 Nm, Breanna Polen, Ankit Patras, Brahmaiah Pendyala, Doris H. D’Souza
Food and Animal Sciences Faculty Research
Hepatitis A viral outbreaks continue to occur. It can be transmitted through aerosolized droplets and thus can contaminate surfaces and the environment. Ultraviolet light emitting diode (UV-C LED) systems are used for inactivation of microbes, though research is needed to determine optimal doses for aerosolized HAV inactivation. This study evaluates the UV-C LED doses for the inactivation of aerosolized hepatitis A virus (HAV) deposited on stainless-steel and glass discs. HAV was aseptically deposited onto stainless-steel or glass discs (1.27 cm diameter) using a nebulizer within a chamber followed by treatments for up to 1.5 min with 255 nm (surface dose …
Ce 341 - 141: Soil Mechanics Lab, Andrew Ciancia
Ce 341 - 141: Soil Mechanics Lab, Andrew Ciancia
Civil and Environmental Engineering Syllabi
No abstract provided.