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Leading Change, Wilmer Estrada
Urban Church Planting And Global Culture, Walter (Jay) Moon
Urban Church Planting And Global Culture, Walter (Jay) Moon
Syllabi
No abstract provided.
Exegesis Of The Corinthian Correspondence, Jon Ensor
Care Of Persons, Martin Mallory
Sacramental Theology: Christ In The Church, Jonathan Powers
Sacramental Theology: Christ In The Church, Jonathan Powers
Syllabi
No abstract provided.
Professional Development Meeting 2, Jacqueline Smith
Our Little Life: A Novel With Other Archival Texts, José Antonio Villarreal, Juan Velasco-Moreno
Our Little Life: A Novel With Other Archival Texts, José Antonio Villarreal, Juan Velasco-Moreno
Faculty Book Gallery
Our Little Life is the original title of José Antonio Villarreal’s groundbreaking 1959 novel Pocho, which shaped Mexican-American literature for decades. Pocho narrated the experiences of and challenges to the Mexican-American community in 1930s Silicon Valley through the story of Richard Rubio and his family, ending with the U.S.’s entry into World War II. With this new edition, author and editor Juan Velasco restores Villarreal’s original vision for his novel. Published in cooperation with the Villarreal estate, this edition of Our Little Life is based on archival materials from the Villarreal Special Collection at Santa Clara University.
Our Little Life …
Leading Change, Wilmer Estrada
Dynamics Of Human Sexuality, Michael Sytsma
Counseling Internship - Three, Jacqueline Smith
World Religions And Mission, Matthew (Matt) Friedman
Professional Development Meeting 2, Jacqueline Smith
Practicum In Pastoral Care, Dr. Kenneth Myers
Pilgrimage: Spiritual Formation And Morality, James Thobaben
Pilgrimage: Spiritual Formation And Morality, James Thobaben
Syllabi
No abstract provided.
Basic Christian Doctrine, Thomas Mccall
Worship, Prayer, And Community In The Anglican Tradition, Peter Matthews
Worship, Prayer, And Community In The Anglican Tradition, Peter Matthews
Syllabi
No abstract provided.
Department Of State V. Muñoz: Eyes Wide Shut—Obliterating Marital Liberty Interests By Pretending They Never Existed, Elizabeth Harnish-Nisly
Department Of State V. Muñoz: Eyes Wide Shut—Obliterating Marital Liberty Interests By Pretending They Never Existed, Elizabeth Harnish-Nisly
Maryland Law Review
No abstract provided.
Breaking Down Baker: The Takings Clause, Law Enforcement, And The Need For A New Framework, Megan Friner
Breaking Down Baker: The Takings Clause, Law Enforcement, And The Need For A New Framework, Megan Friner
Maryland Law Review
No abstract provided.
Targeting Civilians In The Name Of National Security: How The No Fly List Perpetuates Post-9/11 Discrimination And Individual Rights Violations, Cheyenne Knavel
Targeting Civilians In The Name Of National Security: How The No Fly List Perpetuates Post-9/11 Discrimination And Individual Rights Violations, Cheyenne Knavel
Maryland Law Review
No abstract provided.
Interference With The Democratic Process As Public Nuisance, Richard C. Boldt, Donald G. Gifford
Interference With The Democratic Process As Public Nuisance, Richard C. Boldt, Donald G. Gifford
Maryland Law Review
No abstract provided.
Progressive Copyright Theory, Emily Behzadi Cárdenas
Progressive Copyright Theory, Emily Behzadi Cárdenas
Maryland Law Review
No abstract provided.
Silencing Corporate Political Speech, W.C. Bunting
Silencing Corporate Political Speech, W.C. Bunting
Maryland Law Review
No abstract provided.
Originalism And Democratic Decline, Robin Maril
Originalism And Democratic Decline, Robin Maril
Maryland Law Review
No abstract provided.
Gospel Catechesis:Transformative Discipleship, Dean Blevins
Gospel Catechesis:Transformative Discipleship, Dean Blevins
Syllabi
No abstract provided.
Christian Ethics, Maria Kenney
Elementary Hebrew - One, David Clayton
Mentored Ministry - Three, Randall (Randy) Jessen
Basic Christian Doctrine, Rachel Coleman
Are Cycles Of Neural Activity The Algorithm Of The Brain?, Edwin Omondi Onyango
Are Cycles Of Neural Activity The Algorithm Of The Brain?, Edwin Omondi Onyango
Computer Science Senior Theses
We propose that precisely timed neural activity cycles can serve as structural primitives for memory and computation in a system that exhibits associative learning like the brain. Inspired by biologically grounded mechanisms such as calcium-dependent plasticity, spike-timing-dependent learning, and phase-sensitive excitability, we construct a spiking neural network model in which repeated temporal coincidences drive the formation of self-sustaining activity loops. These cycles, once formed, persist as dynamic memory traces: not stored as static weights, but as reverberating patterns that replay in time when these loops are restarted. We show that noise alone fails to induce stable structure, but even sparse, …
Operational Endings, Emotional Impacts: Ethical Considerations When Project Teams Form Attachments To Ai Collaborators, Tom Wise, Sarah M. Dyson, Stephen Onu, John Clark, Joseph Zagerman, Jennifer Williams
Operational Endings, Emotional Impacts: Ethical Considerations When Project Teams Form Attachments To Ai Collaborators, Tom Wise, Sarah M. Dyson, Stephen Onu, John Clark, Joseph Zagerman, Jennifer Williams
Beyond the Project Horizon: Journal of the Center for Project Management Innovation
The project investigated responses to an AI displaying emotional qualities, such as fear, through a mixed-methods approach. Participants were randomly assigned to one of two scenarios—one featuring an AI coworker and the other a human coworker and evaluated for emotional attachment and loss. Results revealed that professionals exhibited significant emotional responses to the potential "termination" of an AI team member. Qualitative analysis identified eight themes, including emotional responses and termination. Findings suggest that emotionally expressive AI activates psychological processes akin to human relationships, with implications for AI design, workplace dynamics, and ethical considerations surrounding AI termination.