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A Tale As Old As Time: The Issue With Superhero Comic Books, Malcolm Summers, The Rattler
A Tale As Old As Time: The Issue With Superhero Comic Books, Malcolm Summers, The Rattler
The Rattler
Vol. 144 Iss. 4
Turning Point Usa Awaiting Approval At St. Mary’S, Deven J. Garcia, The Rattler
Turning Point Usa Awaiting Approval At St. Mary’S, Deven J. Garcia, The Rattler
The Rattler
Vol. 144 Iss. 4
Keynote Address: The Dangers Of Institutional Silence In The War On Words, Hadley Drodge
Keynote Address: The Dangers Of Institutional Silence In The War On Words, Hadley Drodge
Public History Symposium
No abstract provided.
Mister President & May It Please The Executive: Causal Barriers To Court-Packing, Mason Smith
Mister President & May It Please The Executive: Causal Barriers To Court-Packing, Mason Smith
Seaver College Research And Scholarly Achievement Symposium
As attacks on democracy have become increasingly ubiquitous, scholarship has begun to shed light on a common, effective, and inimical means of subverting governments accountable to the masses: court-packing. So, how can democracies prevent court-packing? Among many implicit causal theories taken from the extant research, which hasn’t directly tackled this problem, two seem the most plausible and ripe for analysis, suggesting that court-packing’s success turns on either the strength (i) of institutional constraints or (ii) of domestic judicial norms. To see which theory works better in practice, I use a narrowly tailored iteration of comparative process tracing, as it best …
Contesting Imaginaries In The Digital Age: Considering Internet History, Cristian Dominguez
Contesting Imaginaries In The Digital Age: Considering Internet History, Cristian Dominguez
Public History Symposium
No abstract provided.
The Right Hand Of Allah: Slavery, Mobility, And The Dispersion Of Islam In The Indian Ocean World, Ellery Johnson
The Right Hand Of Allah: Slavery, Mobility, And The Dispersion Of Islam In The Indian Ocean World, Ellery Johnson
Public History Symposium
No abstract provided.
Defining The Meta-Story Of Heroism Science: Initiation, Formation, And Governance In An Emerging Discipline, Peter Bray
Defining The Meta-Story Of Heroism Science: Initiation, Formation, And Governance In An Emerging Discipline, Peter Bray
Heroism Science
This article traces the meta-story of the journal Heroism Science across Volumes 1–10 by treating the publication record as a living narrative of field formation. Using an eight-dimension decoding framework (D1–D8), it argues that the journal’s development is best understood as a braided trajectory in which methodological maturation and theoretical maturation co-evolve. Special issues function as turning points: downside dynamics, whistleblowing, and heroic screens formalize consequence sensitivity and contestation, while later conference and legacy issues consolidate pluralism and reflexive ethics. The article contributes (a) an explicit coding and audit method for reading a journal as a field-forming narrative and (b) …
Brave, Faithful, And Reckless: The Horse Of The U.S. Marines, Alondra Mallia
Brave, Faithful, And Reckless: The Horse Of The U.S. Marines, Alondra Mallia
Public History Symposium
No abstract provided.
Not So Glamorous: The Downsides Of Fame, Kaylee Piszro
Not So Glamorous: The Downsides Of Fame, Kaylee Piszro
Research Days
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be famous? The money, adoration, and opportunities all sound exciting; however, they come with drawbacks that might poison your idea of fame. In my poster, I investigate why people want to be famous and the psychology behind it, as well as the downsides of fame, such as privacy invasion, mental health struggles, and mistreatment of celebrities. I did this by consulting research articles, celebrities’ public interviews, and pieces detailing their stories. This investigation led me down a rabbit hole of heartbreaking stories and difficult struggles, revealing a hidden side of …
An Abundance Of Activities: Public History Projects At The Heritage Center Of Clark County, Part Ii, Elizabeth Day
An Abundance Of Activities: Public History Projects At The Heritage Center Of Clark County, Part Ii, Elizabeth Day
Public History Symposium
No abstract provided.
An Abundance Of Activities: Public History Projects At The Heritage Center Of Clark County, Part I, Ellen Moore
An Abundance Of Activities: Public History Projects At The Heritage Center Of Clark County, Part I, Ellen Moore
Public History Symposium
No abstract provided.
Dramaturgical Research On Studs Terkel's “The Good War”, Emma K. Mcangus
Dramaturgical Research On Studs Terkel's “The Good War”, Emma K. Mcangus
Seaver College Research And Scholarly Achievement Symposium
This presentation reflects in-depth dramaturgical research and archival curation developed in support of Pepperdine University’s fall production of “The Good War.” Adapted from Studs Terkel’s oral history of World War II, the production uses verbatim theatre to stage lived experience with historical and ethical complexity. Grounded in Terkel’s interview-based methodology, the project examines not only wartime testimony but also the post-war trajectories of the individuals represented in the script, revealing the long aftermath of conflict and its enduring effects on personal and collective memory. A key component of the project involved compiling biographical information for each interview subject and transforming …
The Role Of Political Orientation In The Relationship Between Masculinity Threat And Pain, Bethany Kronlund, Randy Corpuz Ph.D., Dr. Elizabeth Mancuso
The Role Of Political Orientation In The Relationship Between Masculinity Threat And Pain, Bethany Kronlund, Randy Corpuz Ph.D., Dr. Elizabeth Mancuso
Seaver College Research And Scholarly Achievement Symposium
This experimental study aimed to explore whether political orientation might moderate the relationship between threatened masculinity and pain tolerance among 128 college men. Research has shown that the manipulation of gender stereotypes and how it affects pain tolerance in men has yielded mixed results. We administered a bogus gender knowledge test with fake feedback placing participants into either a masculinity threatening condition or masculinity affirming condition. This was followed by a pain tolerance test using a pressure algometer, where pain tolerance, pain threshold, perceived unpleasantness, and perceived painfulness were recorded. We hypothesized that men in the threatened masculinity condition would …
Evaluating Brief Intervention Effectiveness On Sexual Assault Stigma And Empathy Considering Culture Of Honor, Hannora Race, Dr. Elizabeth Mancuso, Randy Corpuz Ph.D.
Evaluating Brief Intervention Effectiveness On Sexual Assault Stigma And Empathy Considering Culture Of Honor, Hannora Race, Dr. Elizabeth Mancuso, Randy Corpuz Ph.D.
Seaver College Research And Scholarly Achievement Symposium
Sexual assault stigma remains a barrier to reporting and help-seeking. This study examined whether culture of honor predicts sexual assault attitudes and whether brief interventions could reduce stigma. Participants (N = 189) completed measures before and after watching educational, empathy, or control videos. Social honor predicted lower stigma and rape myth acceptance, while family and feminine honor predicted greater rape myth acceptance. Only the education condition significantly reduced self-stigma. Culture of honor did not moderate intervention effectiveness. Brief educational interventions can reduce self-stigma but may be insufficient to shift broader attitudes, suggesting the need for more intensive, culturally-tailored program research.
Reuniting Object And Origin: A Provenance Investigation, Erin Pence
Reuniting Object And Origin: A Provenance Investigation, Erin Pence
Public History Symposium
No abstract provided.
Preserving The Past, Opening The Doors: Digital Accessibility In Archives, Gabrielle Halcomb
Preserving The Past, Opening The Doors: Digital Accessibility In Archives, Gabrielle Halcomb
Public History Symposium
No abstract provided.
Amg Conference Program, Southwestern Oklahoma State University
Amg Conference Program, Southwestern Oklahoma State University
AMG National Convention
We are pleased to welcome you to Southwestern Oklahoma State University (SWOSU) for the Alpha Mu Gamma 38th National Convention. The theme of the Alpha Mu Gamma 2026 conference is “World Languages in the Arts and Humanities: A Multidisciplinary Approach.” Language plays an important role in many disciplines, professions and careers. As a global community, the intersection of language with literature, music, the visual arts, and history should showcase the richness of human expression and creativity. We look forward to engaging presentations and informative conversations!
Understanding And Applying Multi-Sensory Strategies: Stakeholder Perspectives In Adult Day Settings, Dustin Hogan Drot, Mot, Otr/L, Jillian Rancatore Drot, Mot, Otr/L, Mia Barton Ots, Zahria Edwards Ots, Brent Fitzgerald Jr., Ots, Jadyn Powell-Cork Ots, Sandra Sowa
Understanding And Applying Multi-Sensory Strategies: Stakeholder Perspectives In Adult Day Settings, Dustin Hogan Drot, Mot, Otr/L, Jillian Rancatore Drot, Mot, Otr/L, Mia Barton Ots, Zahria Edwards Ots, Brent Fitzgerald Jr., Ots, Jadyn Powell-Cork Ots, Sandra Sowa
Research Days
This study examined how stakeholders in an Adult Day Center for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (ID/DD) perceived their confidence, knowledge, and understanding of occupational therapy’s role in implementing Multi-Sensory Environment (MSE) strategies to support sensory needs. Adults with ID/DD commonly experience sensory processing differences that influence participation and engagement in daily activities; however, limited research exists on the use of MSE strategies in adult community-based settings. Guided by the Person–Environment–Occupation–Performance (PEOP) model and the Knowledge-to-Action (KTA) framework, this quantitative non-experimental study utilized a custom-designed survey to assess stakeholder perceptions across roles. Participants included direct service providers, support staff, …
Expert Insights: Identifying Knowledge Gaps In Driver Rehabilitation And Community Mobility Beyond Acote Standards, Luther King, Madysen Gaus, Arthur Katzmann, Lia Shomaly, Keniya Smith, Tina Tindall
Expert Insights: Identifying Knowledge Gaps In Driver Rehabilitation And Community Mobility Beyond Acote Standards, Luther King, Madysen Gaus, Arthur Katzmann, Lia Shomaly, Keniya Smith, Tina Tindall
Research Days
Driver rehabilitation is an underrepresented specialization within occupational therapy despite its critical role in supporting individuals with physical, cognitive, or visual impairments to drive safely and maintain community mobility. The literature reveals limited inclusion of driver rehabilitation in OT curricula, minimal fieldwork exposure, and scarce driver rehabilitation programs, resulting in fewer certified specialists. Barriers to program development include insufficient funding, lack of institutional support, and limited equipment access. Consequently, new graduates lack knowledge, confidence, and competence in this specialty area, reducing service availability for clients who rely on driving for independence and participation. Addressing these gaps through enhanced education, fieldwork …
Older Adults And Emerging Technology Fraud In The Ai Deepfake Era, Thiago Neves
Older Adults And Emerging Technology Fraud In The Ai Deepfake Era, Thiago Neves
Research Days
Artificial intelligence has accelerated faster than society's ability to adapt, leaving older adults extremely vulnerable to AI-generated fraud. Americans over age 60 lost $4.9 billion to scams in 2024, 43% more than the previous year. In this research, I investigate how digital illiteracy, combined with AI-generated deepfakes, creates this crisis. Older adults struggle with three principal vulnerabilities: distinguishing legitimate sites from scams, judging whether online information is truthful, and understanding how algorithms use their data. AI weaponizes these gaps through voice clones, synthetic video calls, and personalized phishing emails that avoid the trust cues seniors tend to rely on. I …
Lucinda Green Oral History Interview, Lucinda Green, Elisa Villalpando
Lucinda Green Oral History Interview, Lucinda Green, Elisa Villalpando
Callison College and School of International Studies
No abstract provided.
Jeffrey Paulding Oral History Interview, Jeffrey Paulding, Elisa Villalpando
Jeffrey Paulding Oral History Interview, Jeffrey Paulding, Elisa Villalpando
Callison College and School of International Studies
No abstract provided.
Alea Kent Oral History Interview, Alea Kent, Elisa Villalpando
Alea Kent Oral History Interview, Alea Kent, Elisa Villalpando
Callison College and School of International Studies
No abstract provided.
The Gentlemen’S Agreement Of Scoundrels: A Loss For Black Players And The Sport Of Baseball, Hannah R. Carrothers
The Gentlemen’S Agreement Of Scoundrels: A Loss For Black Players And The Sport Of Baseball, Hannah R. Carrothers
Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Student-Athlete “Cyberbullying” And Its Absence Of Legal Recourse, Ethan Lamb
Student-Athlete “Cyberbullying” And Its Absence Of Legal Recourse, Ethan Lamb
Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal
The NCAA’s ongoing “Draw the Line” campaign raises awareness to end online abuse related to sports betting, racism, sexism, and other categories which student-athletes increasingly face. However, this awareness does not force abusers to stop, nor have student-athletes ever challenged abusers under relevant criminal law for three reasons. First, it is difficult for law enforcement to identify anonymous digital suspects under the Fourth Amendment. Second, “cyberbullying,” “cyberstalking,” and other relevant statutes have limited application towards student-athletes. Third, defendants hold established content-based and overbreadth challenges to those statutes under the First Amendment. As these compounding issues give student-athletes no legal recourse …
Representing The Game: Comparing Agent Regulations In American And European Sports, Oliver Canning
Representing The Game: Comparing Agent Regulations In American And European Sports, Oliver Canning
Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Do The Justifications For Regulating Indecent Sexual Content On Broadcast Television Remain Valid Today?, Joel Timmer
Do The Justifications For Regulating Indecent Sexual Content On Broadcast Television Remain Valid Today?, Joel Timmer
Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal
For over fifty years, the federal government has restricted indecent content on broadcast television, to prevent children from being exposed to it. One of the primary justifications for regulating broadcast indecency is the ease with which children could access broadcast content. The justifications for regulating indecency, however, do not apply to cable or streaming television, and as a result, neither do the regulations. However, the television marketplace has radically changed since the U.S. Supreme Court first upheld the authority of the government to regulate broadcast indecency in 1970. Most significantly, parents today can use the V-Chip to limit the broadcast …
Vol 31, No. 1: Full Issue, University Of Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal
Vol 31, No. 1: Full Issue, University Of Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal
Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Repetition, Rhythm, And Recovery: The Health Benefits Of Fiber Arts, Talia Longo
Repetition, Rhythm, And Recovery: The Health Benefits Of Fiber Arts, Talia Longo
Osmosis Magazine
No abstract provided.
Rewiring The Neuron Jungle: Training Your Monkey Mind With Mindfulness, Shanudom Impat
Rewiring The Neuron Jungle: Training Your Monkey Mind With Mindfulness, Shanudom Impat
Osmosis Magazine
No abstract provided.