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Seep, Mieke Eerkens
Without A Map, Meredith Hall
Looking At Emmett Till, John Edgar Wideman
Looking At Emmett Till, John Edgar Wideman
Creative Nonfiction Magazine
No abstract provided.
Fruitland, Steven Kurutz
Memories Like Splintered Glass, Susan Fromberg Schaeffer
Memories Like Splintered Glass, Susan Fromberg Schaeffer
Creative Nonfiction Magazine
No abstract provided.
In Search Of Alice Walker, Or Alice Doesn’T Live Here Anymore, Valerie Boyd
In Search Of Alice Walker, Or Alice Doesn’T Live Here Anymore, Valerie Boyd
Creative Nonfiction Magazine
No abstract provided.
How Does A Poet Put Bread On The Table, Adrienne Rich
How Does A Poet Put Bread On The Table, Adrienne Rich
Creative Nonfiction Magazine
No abstract provided.
Hearts, Livers, And A Whole Lot Of Guessing: How Anatomical Knowledge Varies Among College Students And Why It Matters, Zoe Hertlein, Cadogan Wheat
Hearts, Livers, And A Whole Lot Of Guessing: How Anatomical Knowledge Varies Among College Students And Why It Matters, Zoe Hertlein, Cadogan Wheat
Linfield University Student Symposium: A Celebration of Scholarship and Creative Achievement
Anatomical knowledge is crucial for personal and public health decisions, yet prior research shows that U.S. adults demonstrate low accuracy in identifying anatomical structures. Even among healthcare professionals, knowledge varies widely. This study examined how factors such as academic major, athletic participation, and state of residence influence anatomical knowledge in college students, and how anatomical knowledge varies across anatomical systems. Undergraduate students at Linfield University were surveyed to assess anatomical knowledge, demographics, political engagement, and primary news sources. Results indicated that students demonstrated greater knowledge of musculoskeletal structures than organ locations overall. Female students generally showed higher accuracy in identifying …
Letter To Lloyd, Robert E. Witt
Letter To Lloyd, Robert E. Witt
Lloyd Clark Papers
Letter to Lloyd C. Clark from Robert E. Witt, President of The University of Texas at Arlington, thanking him for his donation to the Cadet Echoes Fund.
Distinguished Alumni
Lloyd Clark Papers
Program for the 1999 Distinguished Alumni Gala at The University of Texas at Arlington
Letters, Rouhi Choudhry
Letters, Rouhi Choudhry
Lloyd Clark Papers
Letter to Lloyd C. Clark from Rouhi Choudhry, Reporter at the Shorthorn, regarding a story she wants him to read. Response letter from Lloyd C. Clark about her report on him and a book he is sending her.
Letter To Lloyd, Robert E. Witt
Letter To Lloyd, Robert E. Witt
Lloyd Clark Papers
Letter to Lloyd C. Clark from Robert E. Witt, President of The University of Texas at Arlington, thanking him for his gift to the Friends of the Library.
Invitation, Lloyd C. Clark
Invitation, Lloyd C. Clark
Lloyd Clark Papers
Copy of invitation to The University of Texas at Arlington Annual Donor Recognition Dinner, from President and Mrs. Witt, with a handwritten note, to Mrs. Heritage and Jo Fay, from Lloyd C. Clark.
Letter, Lloyd C. Clark
Letter, Lloyd C. Clark
Lloyd Clark Papers
Copy of Letter to Mr. and Mrs. Clark from Bansy Johnson, President of Friends of The University of Texas at Arlington Libraries, regarding their membership, with response note written by Lloyd C. Clark addressing his previous checks to the library.
Letters And Flier, Dawn Prejean
Letters And Flier, Dawn Prejean
Lloyd Clark Papers
Letter to Lloyd C. Clark from Dawn Prejean, Executive Director of the UTA Alumni Association, thanking him for his support. Response letter from Lloyd C. Clark, with an attached flier from Arizona State University Alumni Association.
Letter And Article, Lloyd C. Clark
Letter And Article, Lloyd C. Clark
Lloyd Clark Papers
Letter to Beth Ann Simms of the UTA Alumni Association, from Lloyd C. Clark, with an attached article featuring an alumnus.
Letter To Miguel, Lloyd C. Clark
Letter To Miguel, Lloyd C. Clark
Lloyd Clark Papers
Letter to Miguel Moreno from Lloyd C. Clark regarding an excerpt from The Shorthorn and an upcoming event.
Letters, Robert E. Witt
Letters, Robert E. Witt
Lloyd Clark Papers
Letter to Lloyd C. Clark from Robert E. Witt, President of The University of Texas at Arlington, praising a piece written by him and complimenting his writing. Response of appreciation from Lloyd C. Clark with an attached section of an article written by him.
Letter To Lloyd, Robert E. Witt
Letter To Lloyd, Robert E. Witt
Lloyd Clark Papers
Letter to Lloyd C. Clark from Robert E. Witt, President of The University of Texas at Arlington, thanking him for his gift to the Library.
Deepguard, Aldo Antano Lopez
Deepguard, Aldo Antano Lopez
Linfield University Student Symposium: A Celebration of Scholarship and Creative Achievement
DeepGuard is a desktop browser extension that detects deepfakes and misinformation in real time. The rise of AI has increased the rate of scam calls, fake news, and AI-generated faces. Such events have already caused large-scale damage, including a Hong Kong company that lost $25 million in a single deepfake video call. DeepGuard runs two shields simultaneously inside your browser: one analyzes live video calls for AI-generated faces, and one that fact-checks spoken and written claims as you hear or read them.
A Set Of Best Practices For Administering Zoom Debate Competitions, John F. Patrick Ii
A Set Of Best Practices For Administering Zoom Debate Competitions, John F. Patrick Ii
Studies in Debate and Oratory
Running a debate competition over Zoom is not just a technical exercise. It’s an educational event that asks organizers to balance fairness, logistics, and civic purpose in a medium that was never designed with debate in mind. The Civic Debate Consortium has used Zoom extensively to host competitions since 2020, when the COVID-19 pandemic forced much of higher education into online environments. Over the past several years we’ve developed a set of practices for administering competitions over Zoom that make the difference between a chaotic video call and a polished, professional experience. This article outlines those practices, not as abstract …
Monitored Natural Attenuation Evaluation And Additional Characterization Of A Ccr Unit Lithium Groundwater Plume, Matt Barickman, Adam Piestrzeniewicz Pg
Monitored Natural Attenuation Evaluation And Additional Characterization Of A Ccr Unit Lithium Groundwater Plume, Matt Barickman, Adam Piestrzeniewicz Pg
World of Coal Ash Proceedings
Monitored Natural Attenuation (MNA) refers to the reliance on natural attenuation processes (within the context of a carefully controlled and monitored site cleanup approach) to meet groundwater protection standards (GPS) for a CCR unit within a reasonable time frame (USEPA, 1999). MNA is being evaluated as an adaptive management strategy for a CCR unit groundwater plume with statistically significant lithium concentrations above GPS, though with little risk of offsite migration. A previous MNA evaluation was performed for the lithium plume following the United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) “tiered lines of evidence approach” (USEPA, 2015), which determined that there were …
The Fate Of The Day: The War For America, Fort Ticonderoga To Charleston, 1777–1780, Stanley D. M. Carpenter, Rick Atkinson
The Fate Of The Day: The War For America, Fort Ticonderoga To Charleston, 1777–1780, Stanley D. M. Carpenter, Rick Atkinson
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
The Hand Behind Unmanned: Origins Of The U.S. Autonomous Military Arsenal, Jonathan Panter, Jacquelyn Schneider, Julia Macdonald
The Hand Behind Unmanned: Origins Of The U.S. Autonomous Military Arsenal, Jonathan Panter, Jacquelyn Schneider, Julia Macdonald
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
Near And Far Waters: The Geopolitics Of Seapower, Anand Toprani, Colin Flint
Near And Far Waters: The Geopolitics Of Seapower, Anand Toprani, Colin Flint
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
Admiral James Stavridis: Sailor, Scholar, Leader, Christopher Nelson, Stanley D. M. Carpenter
Admiral James Stavridis: Sailor, Scholar, Leader, Christopher Nelson, Stanley D. M. Carpenter
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
On Character: Choices That Define A Life, Edwin Handley, Stanley Mcchrystal
On Character: Choices That Define A Life, Edwin Handley, Stanley Mcchrystal
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
Hill 119: Defending A Reconnaissance Marines’ Op, Vietnam, 1969–70, Steve Fisher, Michael O. Fallon
Hill 119: Defending A Reconnaissance Marines’ Op, Vietnam, 1969–70, Steve Fisher, Michael O. Fallon
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
Set & Drift—Disposing Of Sea Mines In Operation Desert Shield: Developing Eod Doctrine In Wartime, Thomas Bernitt, Jason Gilbert, Michael Dalrymple
Set & Drift—Disposing Of Sea Mines In Operation Desert Shield: Developing Eod Doctrine In Wartime, Thomas Bernitt, Jason Gilbert, Michael Dalrymple
Naval War College Review
In 1990, during Operation DESERT SHIELD, the buildup to the first Gulf War, the United States began to amass a naval presence not seen since World War II. The Navy deployed eight aircraft carriers, three amphibious ready groups, and numerous smaller warships to the Persian Gulf alone. Prior to this, no aircraft carrier had entered the Gulf since 1974, because the Navy considered the water space too constricted for carrier operations. It perceived the chief threat to warships operating in the Gulf to be from the Iraqi air force—USS Stark had been hit by two Iraqi air-launched Exocet missiles just …
Research & Debate—The First Ai War, Thomas C. Linn
Research & Debate—The First Ai War, Thomas C. Linn
Naval War College Review
From the earliest human conflicts to today, human ingenuity in warfare has led to some of humanity’s greatest technological wonders. Recent developments within the Department of Defense (DoD, also called the Department of War) point to the most recent wave of warfare innovation: that of artificial intelligence (AI).