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Hss-404-030, 032: The Pursuit Of Happiness And The Good Life, Narendra-Neel Khichi

Humanities Syllabi

No abstract provided.

Thtr-256-002: Theatrical Set Design, Stephanie Osin Cohen

Humanities Syllabi

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Com-312-106: Oral Presentation, Michael Edmondson

Humanities Syllabi

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Top 100 Cited Articles In Osteopathic Medical Education: A Bibliometric Analysis, Harold Bright, Kyle Robinson, Lori Fitterling, Kelley Sloane, Mary Ying Fang Wang, Laura Lipke

Datasets

Context: Bibliometric analysis is a method for analyzing the existing literature of a specific research area. Because it provides information about current research trends, the analysis can highlight attributes of frequently cited articles and identify areas for future research. To our knowledge, no such investigation has been conducted for osteopathic medical education.

Objective: To conduct a bibliometric analysis of the 100 top-cited articles in osteopathic medical education to identify characteristics of the articles and to explore the thematic structure and connections among common topics.

Methods: In October 2020, the Web of Science (WoS) Core Collection was searched for osteopathic medical …

Enhancing Counselor Development Through Designing And Supervising Online Training Groups, Ann M. Miller, Kerry J. Diekmann

Counseling and Student Personnel Department Publications

Providing group counseling in an online format has increased in popularity in recent years, highlighting the need to offer opportunities for counselors in training to participate in online groups to enhance their professional development. This article will offer considerations for designing, facilitating, and assessing effective counseling groups for graduate students in an online environment to create an engaging and meaningful learning experience. Strategies and activities to enhance the group process and dynamics in an online format will also be explored, along with diversity and ethical considerations.

Unlocking Organizational Potential For Gis Collaboration In Higher Education, Charidy Paige

CGU Theses & Dissertations

Hardware, performance, and complex interface issues are just a few barriers that Geographic Information Systems (GIS) instructors must overcome when collaborative efforts extend beyond their classrooms. As GIS technologies evolve, instructors must adapt quickly to new tools and methods to maintain effective collaboration and ensure students achieve positive learning outcomes. Successful cooperation between departments, institutions, and other organizations requires preparation and sustainability throughout the semester to foster meaningful partnerships and support institutional goals. This dissertation applies the Resource Dependency Theory (RDT) to identify and define the challenges faced by GIS instructors, examining how they navigate these barriers by leveraging internal …

The Periodical 2024-2025, Southern Adventist University

the Periodical – Chemistry Department Newsletter

Vol. 12, Issue 1 of the Periodical features an article on Dr. Schilling receiving the Service Medallion, student mission spotlight, and biblical applications in chemistry.

Modeling The Extracellular Matrix-Like Retinal Protein Pikachurin And Its Binding To Α-Dystroglycan And Gpcr (Gpr179), Mohit Belur, Khushi Raval, Riya Chelagiri, Rani Mehta, Emily Schmitt Lavin, Arthur Sikora

Protein Modeling Reports

We developed a 3D printed model to better understand the structure and function of the molecule, Pikachurin. Pikachurin is an extracellular matrix scaffold protein that bridges photoreceptor and ON-bipolar cell synapses by linking the presynaptic dystroglycan complex to the postsynaptic receptor GPR179, ensuring precise synaptic alignment essential for normal vision. Pikachurin was discovered in 2008 by a Japanese team at the Osaka Bioscience Institute through a microarray analysis of mouse retinas and was named after the Pokémon, Pikachu, because of its “lightning-fast” function in vision transmission. Although its role in dystroglycanopathy associated visual phenotypes is well recognized, there is no …

The Lutheran Purchase Of A Valparaiso Campus, Edgar J. Luecke

Engineering Faculty Publications, Patents, Presentations

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Chapter 2: Warfare In The Book Of Mormon, Matthew Roper

Interpreter: A Journal of Latter-day Saint Faith and Scholarship

No abstract provided.

Chapter 4: Ancient Culture, Matthew Roper

Interpreter: A Journal of Latter-day Saint Faith and Scholarship

No abstract provided.

Chapter 8: Events In Third Nephi, Matthew Roper

Interpreter: A Journal of Latter-day Saint Faith and Scholarship

No abstract provided.

A “City Too Busy To Care”: Historic Resource Policy, The 1996 Summer Olympics In Atlanta, And The Production Of Space, Sean Seiler, Thomas Baker Iii

Fordham Urban Law Journal

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Jockeying For The Reigns Of Our National Banking System: Florida “Fair Access” “Anti-Esg” Legislation Saddles Federal Regulators And National Banks With Preemption Fight, Meghan Mcalary

Fordham Urban Law Journal

No abstract provided.

Integrating Healing Justice Into Worker Cooperative Counseling, Julian M. Hill

Fordham Urban Law Journal

No abstract provided.

Rehabilitating Compassionate Release: An "Extraordinary And Compelling" Case For Increased Judicial Discretion, Sami P. Chahi

Fordham Urban Law Journal

No abstract provided.

Restoring Choice: How Missouri’S Amendment Rebuilds Abortion Rights Beyond Roe And Casey, Emily Sadutto

Fordham Urban Law Journal

No abstract provided.

Lost In The Department Of Education Layoffs: Who’S Accountable Post-Covid-19 For Students With Disabilities?, Sally Terry Green

Fordham Urban Law Journal

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Reimagining Employment Discrimination Under Title Vii: National Origin And Immigration Status After Bostock, Pierina Hernandez Luperdi

Fordham Urban Law Journal

No abstract provided.

Theorizing Gender And Social Movements Beyond The Binary, Nancy Whittier

Sociology: Faculty Books

This innovative Handbook examines how gender shapes social activism and is shaped by activism. With a unique interdisciplinary focus, it explores the effects of the gender binary on experiences of activism, considering how different movements negotiate and, at times, challenge these traditional conceptions. It then moves beyond the binary to explore how gender is challenged by contemporary movements.

Expert authors discuss the impact and limitations of the gender binary, using examples such as the MeToo movement to demonstrate how viewing men and women as separate, monolithic categories results in countless differences being overlooked. Chapters present a range of global and …

As112-002: Heritage & Values Usaf1, Alexus Berry

Aerospace Studies Syllabi

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As 335-002 Leadership Lab, John Phinney

Aerospace Studies Syllabi

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As 222-002 Team & Leadership Fundamental Ii, James Carter

Aerospace Studies Syllabi

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As 336- 002 Poc Leadership Lab, John Phinney

Aerospace Studies Syllabi

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Pe 145-002 Air Force Physical Training, John Phinney, James Carter, Alexus Berry, Eric Laake, Isreal Mccauley

Aerospace Studies Syllabi

No abstract provided.

Bmet 440-342: Bmet Experiential Learning, Chang Yaramothu

School of Applied Engineering and Technology Syllabi

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The Impact Of Youth Leadership Programs On West Virginia Youth Resilience Skills, Heather Mcdonnell-Stalnaker

Theses, Dissertations and Capstones

The purpose of this research is to examine the impact that youth leadership programs have on WV youth resilience skills, as measured by the Wagnild Resilience Scale (RS). This research adds to the current body of knowledge by focusing on a specific set of resilience skills as measured by The Resilience Scale (RS): purpose, perseverance, equanimity, self-reliance, and existential aloneness. To determine the impact of youth leadership programs and/or organizations on resilience skills, WV youth ages 13-18 were given the Resilience Scale Assessment. This research is a non-experimental, comparative study looking at the differences in Resilience Scale scores between WV …

2025 Nebraska Business

College of Business: Trade Publications

2025 Nebraska Business

Six Years Of Proposed Ai Legislation Across The Us States: What’S On Policymakers’ Minds?, Luisa Nazareno Phd, Nakeina E. Douglas-Glenn Phd, Research Institute For Social Equity Rise

Research Institute for Social Equity

As artificial intelligence (AI) technologies expand rapidly, public debate has focused on their societal impacts and the need for regulatory oversight. This report offers the first overview of the “what, where, and when” of AI-related legislation introduced in U.S. state legislatures between 2019 and 2024, analyzing key policy trends, priorities, and equity considerations. Although relatively few bills have been enacted, legislative activity has accelerated, reflecting growing political attention to the promises and risks of AI. Most approved bills focus on regulating public or private sector uses of AI, establishing commissions or study groups, and updating education and workforce development programs. …

2024 United Nations Millennium Fellowship Showcase, Lynn University

United Nations Millennium Fellowship

2024 United Nations Millennium Fellows:

• Alecia Hinrichsen
• Amaia Taylor
• Arianna Resnick
• Daniel Miranda Duarte
• Diana Umerova
• Duda Dourado
• Marichi Aria
• Olga Roussos
• Tonya George
• Vishwa Shukla