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Intergovernmental Challenges And Achievements, Biennial Report Fiscal Years 2022-23 And 2023-24

Biennial Report

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Optimizing The Digital Learning Experience: A Behavioral Model Of Distance Student Engagement With The Learning Management System, Ghasa Faraasyatul Alam, Ali Imron, Imron Arifin, Juharyanto Juharyanto, Muhammad Zulhairi Bin Zubairi

Jurnal Pendidikan Humaniora

This study investigates the influence of students' intentions to utilize and engage with remote learning management systems (LMS) on the enhancement of educational quality. Through a comprehensive literature review, this research synthesizes existing findings to understand the interplay between student engagement with LMS in remote learning contexts and its effects on the quality of education in higher education institutions. The analysis demonstrates that students' behavioral intentions toward adopting LMS are crucial in improving educational outcomes. Significant insights from this study highlight the LMS as: (a) an essential tool for accessing educational content, (b) a robust platform for facilitating effective distance …

Assessing The Development And Forms Of Continuous Evaluation Methods Employed In Interdisciplinary Science And Social Studies With Lumi Education, Hana Triana, Arifin Maksum, Nina Nurhasanah

Jurnal Pendidikan Humaniora

The aim of this study was to evaluate the efficacy of interactive applications in primary education settings, focusing on continuous assessment practices and the overall performance of teaching Science and Social Studies. A descriptive-comparative research methodology was employed in this investigation. The participants comprised fifteen Grade 4 Cambridge students.The findings revealed that the content utilized for ongoing assessment through interactive applications encompassed information on Earth features, human interaction, and plant-based natural resources. A crucial aspect of evaluating fundamental learning competencies predominantly involved describing, identifying, listing, naming, relating, and explaining concepts within the domains of social studies and science. The interactive …

Development Of Prototype Of The Japa Tech Culture Application (Java Phonetic Alphabet) As A Media For Digitizing Javanese Phoneme Pronunciation Based On Android, Cicik Tri Jayanti, Dwi Sulistyorini, Febri Taufiqurrahman, Afifah Fitri Wahyuningtyas, Rayhan Rizky Fadhillah, Reynaldi Januar Hudayanto, Sindy Firnanda

Jurnal Pendidikan Humaniora

This study aims to develop an android-based Javanese phoneme pronunciation tech culture application for learning Javanese at the sound level. This research uses a simplified research and design (R&D) research method of the Borg & Gall model. The research stages include the pre development, development, and post-development stages. The data in this study are in the form of vowel phonemes, consonants, and Javanese language clusters and their realization in Javanese words. The source of research data is in the form of literature related to Javanese phonology as well as phonologists and linguists.

Learner Characteristics Based On Generational Differences, Zahid Zufar At Thaariq

Jurnal Pendidikan Humaniora

The advancement of technology has significantly shaped generational differences, particularly in how each generation adapts to learning. Educational contexts continue to evolve in response to these generational shifts. This study aims to examine learner characteristics based on generational differences through a traditional literature review. The selected literature focuses on various generational cohorts and their distinct approaches to learning. The findings reveal that each generation exhibits unique learner characteristics influenced by their historical and technological context. The Greatest Generation emphasizes initiative in learning; the Silent Generation prioritizes standardized learning; Baby Boomers value learning independence; Generation X seeks balance in learning; Millennials …

April 9, 2026, James Madison University

The Breeze, 2020-

The Breeze is the student newspaper of James Madison University in Harrisonburg, Virginia.

An Exploration Of Third Spaces In China, Clare J. Hummer

CISLA Senior Integrative Projects

Exploring Third Spaces in China in a multimedia format.

Interview With Orca Award Winner Paul Olson, Unl English; Literature, Curricular Reform, Great Plains Studies, Mark A. Griep, Paul A. Olson

UNL ORCA Interview Series

Paul Olson was awarded the ORCA in 1984. He was born in 1932 in Washburn, Wisconsin. During his youth, his family also farmed in Nebraska and South Dakota. He earned a bachelor’s degree from Bethany College in Lindsborg, Kansas. Next, he earned a master’s in English from the University of Nebraska, had a Fulbright fellowship to spend a year at London University in England, and earned his doctorate in medieval and Renaissance studies from Princeton University in New Jersey. In 1957, he joined UNL as an assistant professor of English and was soon promoted to full professor. One of his …

Supporting Holistic Wellness In Transitional Housing: Implementation Of A Wellness Program For Individuals Experiencing Homelessness, Ashley Lauren Kirk

Entry-Level Occupational Therapy Doctorate - Doctoral Capstone Symposium

Housing insecurity and homelessness continue to increase in the United States, with over 771,480 individuals experiencing homelessness on a single night in 2024—an approximate 18% increase from 2023 (U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, 2024). Individuals facing homelessness often experience complex physical, mental, and emotional health challenges that can hinder successful community reintegration. The capstone site was a nonprofit organization that provides transitional housing through a relationship-centered model emphasizing individualized support and resource accessibility to those experiencing homelessness. The purpose of this project was to develop a comprehensive toolkit to educate residents on holistic wellness, provide practical strategies for …

Navigating Help In Stem: How Seeking And Receiving Help Shapes Women’S Self Perceptions And Memory, Samantha A. Mckinney

Electronic Theses and Dissertations 2020 - Present

Prior research suggests that help-seeking is a social process shaped by interpersonal context, yet less is known about how help type and partner characteristics influence self-related outcomes in STEM settings. The present research examined how autonomy-oriented and dependency-oriented help, partner gender, and the alignment between requested and received help relate to women’s state self-esteem, STEM self-concept, affect, and recognition sensitivity. Across two studies, participants completed a STEM task and interacted with a simulated partner who provided help.

In Study 1 (N = 215), participants received the type of help they requested, allowing for an examination of how help type and …

Ole Miss Goldwater Scholar Searches Molecules For Life's Origins, Marvis Herring

University of Mississippi News

OXFORD, Miss. – Sealed in the frozen dust of a distant comet, there may be a molecule that helps explain how life began.

97% Of Recent Grads Report Getting Off On Right Foot Toward Career Success, University Of Dayton

News Releases

University of Dayton graduates continue to find success after graduation, with 97% reporting being employed, pursuing a graduate degree or participating in a service program within six months of graduation.

Effects Of A Major Disruption On Mental Health Of Pregnant Women In South Carolina, Lizmarie Maldonado

MUSC Theses and Dissertations

Mental health conditions are a leading cause of death among pregnant and postpartum women, and untreated mental health conditions are associated with adverse maternal and birth outcomes. Major disruptions, such as pandemics, hurricanes, or wildfires, create unprecedented challenges and may impose additional stressors during an already vulnerable time. Community or medical care disruptions during such events may lead to adverse health outcomes. This dissertation seeks to characterize the impact of a recent major disruption on mental health outcomes among pregnant women using administrative claims data for all births in South Carolina in 2019 and 2020. By leveraging unique data sources, …

The Indiana Statesman, April 9, 2026, Indiana State University

Student Newspaper

Give to Blue; U.S.-Iran ceasefire announced, some fighting continues

Quaker Campus, April 9, 2026 (Vol. 24, Issue 11), Whittier College

Quaker Campus

No abstract provided.

Spartan Daily, April 9, 2026, San Jose State University, School Of Journalism And Mass Communications

Spartan Daily, 2026

Volume 166, Issue 31

Tracking Hiv Through Wastewater: Ethical Considerations In Public Health Surveillance, Faith E Fletcher, Olive R Pertuit, Catherine Troisi, Jelani Kerr, Dakotah Kinsella, Grace Elizabeth White, Steven Vargas, Anthony Maresso, Thomas P Giordano

Faculty, Staff and Students Publications

Ending the HIV epidemic requires timely identification of new HIV infections and promptly linking patients to high-quality care. Innovative methods are needed to capture real-time HIV incidence data to more effectively identify persons in need of HIV care access. Emerging advancements in wastewater surveillance (WWS) offer the potential to identify geographic areas with elevated prevalence of detectable viral loads among people who are undiagnosed or no longer receiving care, enabling more targeted interventions to reduce HIV transmission. The introduction of new public health technologies requires balancing potential risks with the significant clinical and population-level benefits of decreasing the number of …

Comparison Of Anomaly Detection Methods On Event-Based Vision Sensor Data In A High Noise Environment, Will Johnston, Anthony L. Franz, Shannon R. Young, Rachel Oliver, Zachary Theis, Brian Mcreynolds, Michael L. Dexter

Faculty Publications

Event-based vision sensors (EVSs) provide unique frequency analysis opportunities due to their event data output and high temporal resolution. Anomaly detection methods used in hyperspectral analysis can be used on the event frequency spectra to detect targets. However, the introduction of a strong, flickering interfering source can reduce the EVS sensitivity and obscure targets of interest. Previous work presented a method showing that targets could still be detected through an overwhelming source using frequency analysis, background suppression, and statistical filtering. This paper extends that research and compares the ability of five different eigenanalysis anomaly detection methods (principal component background suppression …

April 9, 2026, The Daily Mississippian

Daily Mississippian (all digitized issues)

No abstract provided.

Fstc Plans For A New Auditorium, Florence Times

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Plans and architect's drawing of the new auditorium slated for construction at FSTC

Room To Grow, Sunny Xiang

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Article from The TimesDaily about the new off campus residence hall apartments, Appleby East and West. These were built were the old Coffee High School and Appleby Jr. High School buildings were located.

Fstc Campus Buildings Named For Keller, Willingham, And Collier, Florence Times

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Naming of three buildings on Florence State Teachers College Campus

Halls Of Residence, Holli Hargrove

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Article in The Flor-Ala discussing the options of residence hall living at UNA

Plans Readied For Fsc's $1,250,000 Expansion, Fred Dillon

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Article in The Florence Herald about the expansion of FSC with the construction of the new Student Union Building and two dormitories on campus

Fine Arts Center Brings Needed Space To Department, The Flor-Ala

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Much needed space improvement for the new Lurleen Burns Wallace Fine Arts Center

Tower Dorms Get A Redo, Jason Lankford

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Article in The UNA Alumni Magazine of renovations to Towers Complex (Rice and Rivers Hall) in 2011

Work Begins On Boys' Dormitory At College, Florence Herald

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Men's Dormitory that would become Willingham Hall

College In Florence In Midst Of $3,000,000 Construction Program, Florence Times

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Florence State College construction program-Men's and Women's dormitories, Student Union building, Science and Home Economics building, Addition to Collier Library, new Kilby School, and new Auditorium for the school.

Fsu's Fantastic Arts Complex, Joann Maxwell

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The new Fine Arts Center at FSU offers the "finest" available

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Workforce Dynamics In Michigan’S Upper Peninsula: Trends, Shocks, And Projections Through 2030, Iryna V. Lendel, Chloe Wieber, Sevrin Williams, Gerrit Anderson, Lee Adams

Upjohn Institute Technical Reports

This report examines the economic and workforce dynamics of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula (U.P.) through 2030, highlighting the region’s ongoing transition during population decline, workforce aging, and structural labor shortages. Despite these pressures, the U.P.’s labor force remains relatively stable due to increased participation among older workers, partially offsetting declines in prime-age cohorts. The region’s economy is highly specialized, with strong concentrations in extraction, construction, and production industries—sectors that offer high wages but are vulnerable to cyclical economic downturns.

Using a combination of demographic analysis, occupational data, and industry projections, the study identifies significant skill overlap across key industries, suggesting potential …