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Cristianismo Y Espionaje La Aplicación Ética De La Mentira Y El Engaño Para La Seguridad Nacional, Brett Newman
Cristianismo Y Espionaje La Aplicación Ética De La Mentira Y El Engaño Para La Seguridad Nacional, Brett Newman
The International Journal of Ethical Leadership Special Volumes
No abstract provided.
Christianity And Espionage The Ethical Application Of Lying And Deception For National Security, Brett Newman
Christianity And Espionage The Ethical Application Of Lying And Deception For National Security, Brett Newman
The International Journal of Ethical Leadership Special Volumes
No abstract provided.
Casa Milá As A Sensory Laboratory A Neuroarchitectural Approach To Gaudí'S Modernism, María Beltrán Rodríguez, Chloe Sharpe, Alejandro Martínez González, Ivette Caldelas
Casa Milá As A Sensory Laboratory A Neuroarchitectural Approach To Gaudí'S Modernism, María Beltrán Rodríguez, Chloe Sharpe, Alejandro Martínez González, Ivette Caldelas
Artículos científicos
This paper examines Antoni Gaudí’s Casa Milà (La Pedrera) through the lens of neuroarchitecture, exploring how form, light, and texture shape perception and emotional response. Integrating architectural analysis with neuroscience, it proposes an experimental framework combining EEG, eye-tracking, and behavioral data to assess spatial experience within immersive environments. By linking formal complexity to cognitive and physiological responses, the study reveals how Gaudí’s architecture transcends aesthetics to engage the brain’s sensory and emotional systems. The approach positions his work as a bridge between art, science, and urban creativity, expanding our understanding of architecture as a multisensory cognitive phenomenon.
Himmelfarb Library Liaison Letter - April 2026, The George Washington University, Himmelfarb Health Sciences Library
Himmelfarb Library Liaison Letter - April 2026, The George Washington University, Himmelfarb Health Sciences Library
Himmelfarb Library Liaison Letters
No abstract provided.
The Lantern, 2025-2026, Naila Twyman, Rach Wascoe, Lauren Macallister, Owen Fazzini, Sidney Belleroche, Jordyn Chaise, Christopher Gerrow, Catherine Stump, Madeline O'Connor, Shiloh Bloom, Luke Peloquin, Benjamin Warner, Sasha Schweitzer-Weeks, Andrew Mihniak, Adrienne Dyer, Gregory Dervinis, Neil Hutchinson, Olive Neri, Daniel Barry, Izabella Entrekin, Vienna Gurev, Ash Hawkes, Bowie Dake, Mike Davis, Anita Farrell, Daniel Mcgrath, Taylor Rainer, Sharon Gearhart, Sophia Bush, Caitlin Cunnane, Olive Sturm, Hayden James, Alex Kolb, Gianna M. Scotto, Casey Kracz
The Lantern, 2025-2026, Naila Twyman, Rach Wascoe, Lauren Macallister, Owen Fazzini, Sidney Belleroche, Jordyn Chaise, Christopher Gerrow, Catherine Stump, Madeline O'Connor, Shiloh Bloom, Luke Peloquin, Benjamin Warner, Sasha Schweitzer-Weeks, Andrew Mihniak, Adrienne Dyer, Gregory Dervinis, Neil Hutchinson, Olive Neri, Daniel Barry, Izabella Entrekin, Vienna Gurev, Ash Hawkes, Bowie Dake, Mike Davis, Anita Farrell, Daniel Mcgrath, Taylor Rainer, Sharon Gearhart, Sophia Bush, Caitlin Cunnane, Olive Sturm, Hayden James, Alex Kolb, Gianna M. Scotto, Casey Kracz
The Lantern Literary Magazines, 1933 to Present
Acceptance • The Negro Mermaid • Rubber Rosebud • Exposing the Smoker with Acne Scars • Alarms Down • Dress Rehearsal • Drowning in the Depths • I'm Stuck on the London Eye 'Cause My Paperwork's Got Inconsistencies and They Won't Let Me Get Off • Loose Change in a Pickle Jar • Marge Returned on a Tuesday • One Call Away • Regression to the Mean • Revenge is a Dish Best Served Cold • That Which Lurks • To Write a Wrong • Vines Above Us • What Must Be Done • Lullaby to Acceptance • To Sooth …
Tradition Without Text?, Daniel B. Rice
Beyond The Badge: How Internal Culture Contradicts External Service In Urban Police Departments, Rowan Bari Eiselman
Beyond The Badge: How Internal Culture Contradicts External Service In Urban Police Departments, Rowan Bari Eiselman
Educational Studies Student Papers and Posters
This ethnographic study examines how gendered workplace culture and mental health culture shape officer retention in two urban police departments: the Orange Police Department and the Los Angeles Police Department's 77th District. Through ride-alongs, observations, and informal interviews with nine current and retired officers (four female, five male) across various ranks conducted between March and April 2026, this research reveals a troubling contradiction: departments tasked with serving diverse communities struggle to support diversity within their own ranks. Female officers navigate professional isolation, prolonged competence-proving expectations, and implicit career-versus-motherhood choices, with experiences varying significantly between the more supportive Orange PD and …
Bard Observer Vol. 24 No.5 (April 2026), Bard College
Bard Observer Vol. 24 No.5 (April 2026), Bard College
Bard Observer, 2020 - 2029
No abstract provided.
Struggling In A Man’S World: Moderated And Mediation Model For Women To Stay In The Logistics Industry, Abdul Hafaz Ngah, Nurul Izni Kamalrulzaman, Samar Rahi, Nurul Haqimin Salleh, Jagan Jeevan, Aamir Rashid
Struggling In A Man’S World: Moderated And Mediation Model For Women To Stay In The Logistics Industry, Abdul Hafaz Ngah, Nurul Izni Kamalrulzaman, Samar Rahi, Nurul Haqimin Salleh, Jagan Jeevan, Aamir Rashid
Publications and Research
Technological advancements have transformed the nature of work, attracting more women to challenging industries such as the logistics industry. Despite this technological advancement and progress in promoting gender equality, achieving gender parity in this industry remains stagnant. Using the extended self-determination theory, this study explores new mediating and moderating variables to identify factors influencing female employee retention in the logistics industry in Malaysia. Based on a quantitative approach and purposive sampling, 278 responses were collected from women in the logistics industry through online surveys. Most direct hypotheses were supported, and significant mediation and moderation effects were found. In addition to …
Entomo-Composting Of Plantain Stems Using Black Soldier Fly Larvae, Kl Njoku, Cj Okonkwo, Cd Okoye
Entomo-Composting Of Plantain Stems Using Black Soldier Fly Larvae, Kl Njoku, Cj Okonkwo, Cd Okoye
Journal of King Abdulaziz University: Meteorology, Environment and Arid Land Agriculture
Food safety and security are major global concerns. Given the growing global population and limited available resources, a sustainable and stable food supply is essential. An environmentally friendly soil amendment (compost) is required to improve soil fertility and food security. This study investigated the use compost of Black Soldier fly larvae as natural substitutes for artificial fertilizers. The research was conducted by feeding different proportions of Black Soldier Fly larvae either plantain stem or a mixture of plantain stem and with plantain stem and plantain stem mixed with cow dung for 21 days. The amount of nutrients in the compost …
Rollins Oral History Interview With Eltavious Johnson ’26 And Joseph Pool ’26, Eltavious Johnson, Joseph Pool, Wenxian Zhang
Rollins Oral History Interview With Eltavious Johnson ’26 And Joseph Pool ’26, Eltavious Johnson, Joseph Pool, Wenxian Zhang
Oral Histories
Eltavious Johnson '26 ’28 MHR is a Bahamian-born higher education professional, musician, and community leader dedicated to building relationships that inspire growth and opportunity. A graduate of Rollins College with degrees in Communication Studies and Music, and beginning Graduate Studies in the Master of Human Resources program Fall '26, he currently serves in Institutional Advancement as a frontline fundraiser for athletics, connecting alumni, parents, and friends of the College to its mission and future. During his time at Rollins, Johnson served as Student Government Association President, represented students on the Presidential Search Committee, Managed the Rollins Men's Tennis team to …
Digressions Of Vision: Elihu Vedder’S Artistic Evolution, Stella Morris
Digressions Of Vision: Elihu Vedder’S Artistic Evolution, Stella Morris
Art and Art History
This thesis examines the artwork of prolific American artist Elihu Vedder (1836-1924), utilizing his eccentric yet comprehensive autobiography The Digressions of V (1910) as its grounding source. Despite enjoying a successful, sixty-year career, Vedder has posthumously sunk into relative obscurity in American art history. I postulate that Vedder’s artwork has been largely overlooked because of his breadth in style, creating an inability to classify his art within a single movement. Vedder drew upon the creative traditions of Romanticism, Aestheticism, Symbolism, and greatly admired the art and philosophy of the British Pre-Raphaelites. In addition to artistic variety, Vedder also lived most …
“I Ignored Western Media And Went Down The Rabbithole No One Warns You About”: An Exoticization Genre On Youtube, Dixon D. Dayton
“I Ignored Western Media And Went Down The Rabbithole No One Warns You About”: An Exoticization Genre On Youtube, Dixon D. Dayton
CISLA Senior Integrative Projects
No abstract provided.
Political Graffiti In Milan, Sylvia Richards
Political Graffiti In Milan, Sylvia Richards
CISLA Senior Integrative Projects
No abstract provided.
Shsp Dean's Newsletter, Spring 2026, Robert W. Amler
Shsp Dean's Newsletter, Spring 2026, Robert W. Amler
SHSP Dean’s Newsletter
No abstract provided.
12-Month Enrollment 2025-26, Southwestern Oklahoma State University
12-Month Enrollment 2025-26, Southwestern Oklahoma State University
IPEDS
The 12-month Enrollment survey component collects unduplicated student enrollment counts and instructional activity data for an entire 12-month period. Using the instructionalactivity data reported, a full-time equivalent (FTE) student enrollment at the undergraduate and graduate level is estimated (4-year institutions only). Institutions with Doctor's -professional practice students will also report the FTE enrollment of those students (4-year institutions only). NCES uses the FTE enrollment to produce indicators such as expenses byfunction per FTE as reported in the IPEDS Data Feedback Report.
150% Graduation Rates 2025-26, Southwestern Oklahoma State University
150% Graduation Rates 2025-26, Southwestern Oklahoma State University
IPEDS
Welcome to the IPEDS Graduation Rates (GR) survey component. The GR component collects data on the cohort of full-time, fi rst-time degree/certifi cate-seeking undergraduatestudents and tracks their completion status at 150% of the normal time to complete all requirements of their program of study. This information is collected to assist institutions incomplying with the requirements of the Student Right-to-Know Act.
200% Graduation Rates 2025-26, Southwestern Oklahoma State University
200% Graduation Rates 2025-26, Southwestern Oklahoma State University
IPEDS
Welcome to the IPEDS Graduation Rates 200 (GR200) survey component. The GR200 component is a further extension of the traditional Graduation Rates (GR) component whichcarries forward 100% and 150% graduation rates data previously reported in the GR component and requests information on any additional completers and exclusions from the cohortbetween 151% and 200% of normal time for students to complete all requirements of their program of study. This information is collected to assist institutions with complying with therequirements of the Higher Education Act, as amended.
Admissions 2025-26, Southwestern Oklahoma State University
Admissions 2025-26, Southwestern Oklahoma State University
IPEDS
Welcome to the IPEDS Admissions (ADM) survey component. The primary purpose of ADM is to collect basic information about the undergraduate selection process for entering fi rst-time, degree/certifi cate-seeking students in the fall term. This includes information about admissions considerations, admissions yields, and SAT and ACT test scores (if test scoresare used in admissions decisions).
Completions 2025-26, Southwestern Oklahoma State University
Completions 2025-26, Southwestern Oklahoma State University
IPEDS
Welcome to the IPEDS Completions survey component. The Completions component is one of several IPEDS components that is conducted during the Fall data collection period. Itcollects the number of degrees and certifi cates awarded by fi eld of study, level of award, race/ethnicity, and sex. The reporting period for the Completions component is during the 12-month time period beginning July 1 of the previous calendar year and ending June 30 of the current calendar year; therefore, for this year’s Completions component, the reportingperiod is between July 1, 2024 and June 30, 2025. The Completions component is also collecting the number …
Cost I 2025-26, Southwestern Oklahoma State University
Cost I 2025-26, Southwestern Oklahoma State University
IPEDS
The purpose of the Cost (CST) component is to collect information on student charges for Cost of Attendance estimates and to calculate an Average Net Price (ANP) for fi rst-time, full-time undergraduate students to meet requirements of the Higher Education Act of 1965 (HEA), as amended. This component also collects information on tuition and fees for othergroups of students.
Cost Ii 2025-26, Southwestern Oklahoma State University
Cost Ii 2025-26, Southwestern Oklahoma State University
IPEDS
The purpose of the Cost (CST) component is to collect information on student charges for Cost of Attendance estimates and to calculate an Average Net Price (ANP) for fi rst-time, full-time undergraduate students to meet requirements of the Higher Education Act of 1965 (HEA), as amended. This component also collects information on tuition and fees for othergroups of students.
Fall Enrollment 2025-26, Southwestern Oklahoma State University
Fall Enrollment 2025-26, Southwestern Oklahoma State University
IPEDS
The Fall Enrollment component collects student enrollment counts by level of student, enrollment status, sex and race/ethnicity. In addition, fi rst-time students’ fall-to-fall retentionrates and the student-to-faculty ratio are collected. Enrollment by age is required in odd-numbered years, and enrollment by residence of fi rst-time undergraduates is required in even-numbered years. Institutions operating on a traditional academic year calendar (semester, trimester, quarter, or 4-1-4) report Fall enrollment as of the institution's offi cial fall reporting date or October15. Institutions operating on a calendar that differs by program or that enrolls students on a continuous basis (referred to as program reporters) …
Finance 2025-26, Southwestern Oklahoma State University
Finance 2025-26, Southwestern Oklahoma State University
IPEDS
The purpose of the IPEDS Finance component is to collect basic fi nancial information from items associated with the institution's General Purpose Financial Statements.
Human Resources 2025-26, Southwestern Oklahoma State University
Human Resources 2025-26, Southwestern Oklahoma State University
IPEDS
Welcome to the IPEDS Human Resources (HR) survey component. The HR component collects important information about your institution's staff.
Institutional Characteristics 2025-26, Southwestern Oklahoma State University
Institutional Characteristics 2025-26, Southwestern Oklahoma State University
IPEDS
Welcome to the Institutional Characteristics (IC) survey component. This survey component collects directory information, including data that are key to reporting throughout theIPEDS data collection and must be completed and locked before any other survey can be started. Any errors in the IC survey component can lead to further errors in the data reportingprocess, so please be very careful in reporting these data correctly and contact the IPEDS Help Desk (877.225.2568) if you have any questions.
Outcome Measures 2025-26, Southwestern Oklahoma State University
Outcome Measures 2025-26, Southwestern Oklahoma State University
IPEDS
Welcome to the IPEDS Outcome Measures (OM) survey component. The OM component collects award and enrollment data from degree-granting institutions on four undergraduatecohorts and eight undergraduate subcohorts at three status points: four-years, six-years, and eight-years after entry.
Student Financial Aid 2025-26, Southwestern Oklahoma State University
Student Financial Aid 2025-26, Southwestern Oklahoma State University
IPEDS
Welcome to the Student Financial Aid (SFA) survey component. The purpose of the SFA component is to collect information about fi nancial aid provided to various groups ofundergraduate students and military/veteran educational benefi ts for all students at your institution.
The Legend Of Emanuel Loewner “Cap” Klingstein: “The Al Capone Of The Shenandoah Valley?”, Josh Payne
The Legend Of Emanuel Loewner “Cap” Klingstein: “The Al Capone Of The Shenandoah Valley?”, Josh Payne
Honors Projects
Emanuel Loewner “Cap” Klingstein (1894-1971) was a notable Jewish entrepreneur in the area, owning multiple businesses and real estate between the 1920s and 1970s. However, possible shady business practices and criminal activities, such as tax evasion and alcohol possession during prohibition, as well as local stories and legends, have raised questions about how he should be remembered. At times, he was even referred to as “the Al Capone of the Shenandoah Valley.” By utilizing primary source archival letters, genealogical records, court documents, and personal testimonies, as well as secondary sources on Jewish business in the area, organized crime, and the …
Book Bans In U.S. Prisons: A Legacy Of The Prisoners' Rights Movement, Allison Jansen
Book Bans In U.S. Prisons: A Legacy Of The Prisoners' Rights Movement, Allison Jansen
Honors Projects
The 1950s-1970s saw an unprecedented spike in organized resistance by American prisoners. This long era of rebellion, along with thousands of judicial appeals, made up the “prisoners’ rights movement”-- a political, legal, and social struggle that challenged the conditions of American incarceration and its penological paradigm. The timeline of the movement is abstract and difficult to measure. Nonetheless, what is certain is that it lost its momentum by the 1980s due to overhauling policy changes that quelled prisoner activism without achieving meaningful progress. This research examines the evolution of prison censorship policies within that paradigm shift and how they sought …