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Green Human Resource Management, Employee Behavior, And Organizational Innovation: A Multi-Theoretic Pathway To Sustainable Competitiveness, Iwan Perwira, Hernita Hernita, Suardi Suardi, Andi Tenry Sose, Muhammad Azizurrohman

Journal of Environmental Science and Sustainable Development

As sustainability imperatives reshape global tourism, this study investigates how Green Human Resource Management (GHRM) practices can serve as strategic levers for driving sustainability performance and competitive advantage within Indonesia’s tourism sector. Amid rising environmental expectations and regulatory mandates, the research integrates Social Learning Theory, the Resource-Based View, and Institutional Theory to construct and test a model that links top management support, green organizational culture, and regulatory pressure to GHRM adoption. Using a cross-sectional survey of 510 employees and managers across eco-certified tourism firms in five Indonesian destinations, the study employed Partial Least Squares Structural Equation Modeling (PLS-SEM) to analyze …

A Needed Nomenclature For Nucleosomes, Michael-Christopher Keogh, Genevieve Almouzni, Andrew J Andrews, Karim-Jean Armache, Cheryl H Arrowsmith, Sung Hee Baek, Mark T Bedford, Emily Bernstein, Jacques Côté, Yael David, John M Denu, Beat Fierz, Benjamin A Garcia, Karen C Glass, Or Gozani, Kristian Helin, Steven Henikoff, Ole N Jensen, Steven Z Josefowicz, Neil L Kelleher, Tatiana G Kutateladze, Herbert H Lindner, Chao Lu, Karolin Luger, Parag Mallick, Catherine A Musselman, Tom W Muir, Ljiljana Paša-Tolić, Robert Schneider, Xiaobing Shi, Yang Shi, Simone Sidoli, Lloyd M Smith, Jessica K Tyler, Cynthia Wolberger, Jerry L Workman, Brian D Strahl, Nicolas L Young

Faculty, Staff and Student Publications

Histone post-translational modifications (PTMs) are crucial to eukaryotic genome regulation, with a range of reported functions and mechanisms of action. Though often studied individually, it has long been recognized that the modifications function by combinatorial synergy or antagonism. Interplay may involve PTMs on the same histone, within the same nucleosome (containing a histone octamer), or between nucleosomes in higher-order chromatin. Given this, the field must distinguish ever greater complexity, and the context in which it is studied, with brevity and precision. The proteoform was introduced to define individual forms of a protein by sequence and PTMs, followed by the nucleoform …

The Impact Of Year-Long Teaching Symposium On Faculty Implementation Of Evidence-Based Education Approaches, Julie A. Honaker, Joan Besing, Radhika Aravamudhan, Loretta Nunez

Teaching and Learning in Communication Sciences & Disorders

On May 17-28, 2021, the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) launched a two-week teaching symposium on Foundational Communication Sciences and Disorders (CSD) science courses and innovation in teaching and learning: speech, language, and hearing sciences. Participants also joined asynchronous threaded discussions and a series of synchronous peer-based online discussions. Ninety-four participants completed a teaching symposium pre-assessment and two post-assessment surveys, and quantitative and qualitative results were reviewed across all time points. All 94 participants indicated motivation to use evidence-based strategies to improve teaching and students’ learning after participation, reinforcing the need for continued review and faculty engagement in these topics.

Kicking In The Copper Country: The Rise And Fall Of Early Soccer In Michigan's Upper Peninsula 1909-1914, Gabe Logan

Upper Country: A Journal of the Lake Superior Region

Near the beginning of the twentieth century, Cornish miners introduced soccer to Michigan's Upper Peninsula. They initially played informal scrimmages and friendlies until 1909 when several mining communities organized the Copper League. This began spirited competition until the Copper Strike of 1913-1914 terminated interest in the sport. Following labor hostilities, many players moved away from the Keweenaw and ended this once promising league.

America's Physician Shortage: Look To Pas, Not Abroad, Raquelle Akavan, Laura Juarez

Lynchburg Journal of Medical Science

The United States has long addressed physician shortages by recruiting international medical graduates (IMGs), often from low- and- middle income countries. This "brain drain" deprives already fragile health systems and adds to worldwide health disparities. New state legislation has eased licensing standards for IMGs and generated variable training pathways creating patient safety risk in underserved groups. At the same time, the U.S. has a sustainable, highly trained, and proven ready workforce: physician associates (PA). Created in the 1960s to address physician shortages, PAs undergo intensive graduate-degree education, uniform clinical education, and national certification on par with physicians. Nonetheless, obsolete laws …

Sustainable Practices In The Restaurant Industry: Review 2020-2025, Joel Reynolds

ICHRIE Research Reports

This review examines sustainability practices in the restaurant industry from 2020-2025, analyzing environmental, social, economic, and technological dimensions. Using a rigorous methodology including comprehensive database searches and thematic synthesis, we identified significant fragmentation across research streams and persistent gaps between theoretical frameworks and practical implementation. Our analysis reveals how contextual factors—including geographical location and restaurant segment—significantly influence sustainability approaches, challenging universal prescriptions. The review highlights critical methodological limitations in current research, particularly regarding measurement approaches, system boundaries, and ethical considerations of technological innovations. These findings provide a foundation for developing more integrated, context-sensitive sustainability frameworks for both researchers and practitioners.

When Logics Collide: How Private Firms In Ghana Can Manage The Relationship Between Commercial And Employee Logics To Help Drive Organizational Excellence, Gillian R. Hammah

Engaged Management ReView

This study investigates the dynamic relationship between commercial and employee logics in the context of Ghanaian private sector organizations striving for excellence. The research acknowledges the unique geographical context’s influence on institutional logics and aims to contribute an additional dimension to the institutional logics perspective. Ghanaian organizations, like many across Africa, struggle to effectively manage the divergent and potentially conflicting demands between the firm’s commercial goals (commercial logic) and employee interests (employee logic) in pursuit of organizational excellence. However, when they are addressed together (as complementary logics), these logics serve as key drivers of organizational excellence. This study employs a …

Sequential Consensus Building For Multi-Agent Debates, Andrea Morandi

Defensive Publications Series

Conventional approaches to consensus building in multi-agent systems typically rely on fixed numbers of debate rounds or predetermined thresholds, which can be inefficient and inflexible. Moreover, these conventional approaches often fail to account for the dynamic nature of debates and waste computational resources by continuing debates that have already reached sufficient consensus or by prematurely terminating debates. To address these challenges, the techniques presented herein leverage sequential analysis to efficiently and dynamically determine consensus in multi-agent systems.

Executive Synthesis Of Luxury Ai 2025, Xavier Pillet

Defensive Publications Series

This document, produced with the assistance of ChatGPT o3 and ChatGPT 5 Thinking, is released under the Apache 2.0 licence. It is a voluntary defensive publication (prior art) and therefore enters the prior art upon release under the applicable patent statutes: art. L 611-11 CPI (French Intellectual Property Code), art. 54(2) CBE (European Patent Convention), 35 U.S.C. §102(a) (United States Patent Act), Chinese Patent Law Art. 22(5) (中华人民共和国专利法), and Japanese Patent Act Art. 29(1) (特許法). This defensive publication discloses seventy (70) enabling inventions across luxury AI systems, including hyperspectral grading, polarimetric textile inspection, watermarked CAD assets, PUF-based leather authentication, federated …

Unified Framework To Boost Roi In Product Engineering Services (Pes), Xavier Pillet

Defensive Publications Series

This document, produced with the assistance of ChatGPT o3 and ChatGPT 5 Thinking, is released under the Apache 2.0 licence. It is a voluntary defensive publication (prior art) and therefore enters the prior art upon release under the applicable patent statutes: art. L 611-11 CPI (French Intellectual Property Code), art. 54(2) CBE (European Patent Convention), and 35 U.S.C. §102(a) (United States Patent Act). It discloses 140 enabling innovations covering devices, methods, causal experimentation OS, ROI ledgers, digital twins, connectors, calibration-as-a-service, compliance automation, ESG/supply-chain coupling, and biomedical/medtech transpositions. Every proposal is described in an enabling manner, classified with IPC and CPC …

The Model Of The Formation Of Adolescent Sexual Orientation In Indonesia: Case-Control Study, Putri Azzahroh, Arni Amir, Adang Bachtiar, Firdawati Firdawati

Journal of Health Research

Background: This study examines the social construction of sexual orientation among adolescents, particularly non-heterosexual, in Daerah Khusus Ibukota (DKI) Jakarta, Indonesia. Currently, non-heterosexual adolescents tend to recognize their sexual attraction earlier than previous generations.

Methods: A mixed methods approach was used. We conducted in-depth interviews with foundations focused on HIV/AIDS management and groups with non-heterosexual orientations. For the quantitative portion, 267 adolescents (89 non-heterosexual and 178 heterosexual) completed a validated questionnaire. We conducted univariate and bivariate analyses examining gender distribution as well as the association between social construction factors and the formation of sexual orientation.

Results: Logistic regression identified key …

The Impact Of Generation Z At Workplace, Anubhav Mishra, Saumya Awasthi

Management Dynamics

Generation Z, born between 1996 and 2012, now makes up around 32% of the world’s population more than Millennials. They are known for being practical, hardworking, and focused on their careers. They are also the most diverse and are expected to be the most well-educated generation so far. While a lot of attention is still given to Millennials, Gen Z is quickly becoming a major part of the workforce and is expected to make up 30% of it by 2030. Gen Z is also the first truly global generation; thanks to the internet, they have access to the same news, …

Dipl 4101/5101 Library Resources And Services Guide For Dipl 4101/5101, Michael Murphy Mi

Diplomacy Syllabi

No abstract provided.

Attributes Of Artificial Wetlands Colonized By Ambystoma Maculatum On A Virginia Surface Mine, Hunter Hill, Garrett Stiltner, Walter H. Smith

Virginia Journal of Science

Landscapes impacted by surface mineral extraction present a range of artificial wetland habitats potentially useable by pool-breeding amphibians, although little information exists in the literature detailing which attributes influence breeding site selection by wetland amphibian specialists in post-mined landscapes. We compared attributes of artificial wetlands consistently used and unused as oviposition sites by Spotted Salamanders (Ambystoma maculatum) over a six-year period on a 120-ha former surface mine in Wise County, Virginia, USA. Salamanders non-randomly selected wetlands as oviposition sites, with one-third of available wetlands within the study area showing evidence of ovipositioning. Wetlands used as breeding sites were …

L.G. Twidwell: A Summary Of Fifty-Six Years Of Research, Larry G. Twidwell

Metallurgy

No abstract provided.

Class Activity, Understanding And Applying Tolerances, Noemi Liberati

AI in Engineering

This assignment is designed to help EGR120 – Graphical Communication students understand, interpret, and apply dimensional tolerances in engineering drawings. It is structured into four main parts: Pre-assessment, AI-supported learning, application and calculation, and final reflection. In the Pre-assessment, students begin by reflecting on their initial understanding of dimensional tolerances and how parts fit together, which promotes critical thinking and activates prior knowledge. The AI-supported learning phase involves using tools like CoPilot or ChatGPT to explore and clarify key concepts such as tolerance, types of fit between mating components, nominal values, and real-world examples. This fosters responsible AI use as …

دراسة تحليلية لواقع الفراغات العمرانية المفتوحة في وسط مدينة الرياض An Analytical Study Of The Reality Of Open Urban Spaces In The Center Of Riyadh, Sameer Alwattar

Emirates Journal for Engineering Research

Abstract:

Open urban spaces, public squares and squares are considered among the main elements in cities because of their great cultural and vital importance, and one of the most important factors in achieving sustainability and raising the quality of life. Many cities, especially capitals, have many open urban spaces, squares and squares, which are considered a major attraction for residents, whether in the centers of residential neighborhoods or in the centers of old or new cities. Some capitals have paid attention to their urban spaces in terms of rehabilitating historical public squares or creating public spaces and squares in the …

Phosphate Removal And Recovery From Aqueous Solutions Using Iron-Coated Steel Slag, Siavash Ebrahimzadeh, Guanghui Hua, Christopher Schmit

Civil and Environmental Engineering Faculty and Student Publications

Phosphate pollution from human activities significantly contributes to the eutrophication of aquatic ecosystems. Additionally, phosphorus is a finite, irreplaceable resource, making its management and recovery critical. This study explores the use of iron-coated steel slag (ICS) as a cost-effective material for phosphate removal and recovery from water. Ferric chloride was used to coat electric arc furnace slag via oven drying under various conditions. Batch adsorption tests evaluated phosphate adsorption, and the optimum coating conditions were identified as 0.5–1 mm slag, 0.5 M FeCl₃, and coating pH 1. The effect of solution pH and coexisting ions on phosphate removal were also …

5 Bfts Association Newsletter No.32 - Autumn 2025, Jenifer A. Harding

Newsletters

It is 84 years since BFTS Cadets first came to America from all parts of Great Britain and Ireland and 80 years since those on the last courses went home when WW2 ended and the remaining four British Flying Training Schools (#1, 3, 4 and 5) closed. While in America, all the cadets thought of their families and things that made their homeland special. As we approach Remembrance Sunday (or Armistice/Veterans’ Day), we remember those cadets who forever remain in America, those who lie in a foreign field and those with no known grave. We also remember those cadets who …

Generative Ai In Chinese Esl Students’ Writing Processes: Stages, Methods, And Language Use, Runzhou Shan

Journal of Response to Writing

This paper explores how Chinese ESL students utilize Generative AI (Gen AI) in their writing processes, focusing on the stages of writing, specific methods of use, and language practices. The study was carried out in an English-medium instruction (EMI) environment at a Sino-American university in China. Data were collected through online surveys with 157 participants and follow-up interviews with nine students. Quantitative analysis of the survey data uncovered general patterns, while analysis of the interview data, using Polio & Freedman’s (2017) coding method to identify themes, provided detailed illustrations. Subsequent analysis indicates that students primarily engage with Gen AI in …

Rodent Model Development: A Standard Operating Procedure (Sop), Shreya Hiwalkar, Noor Judge, Seong In Chi, Purva Desai, Akhsar Patel, Ho-Wok Jun, Kyounga Cheon

Expo Student Presentations

2025 Fall Expo Poster Presentation

• Health Sciences & Health Professions

Usa Libraries Newsletter - V. 1, No. 1 (Fall 2025), Usa Libraries

USA Libraries Newsletter

Library News

What’s new at USA Libraries?

Library Personnel News // Lorene Flanders

Welcome to Vivienne Auvil! // Gail Kouame

Fall Semester at the Marx Library // William Baker & Kaitlyn Moody

Fall Semester at the MCOB Library // Amia Baker

The Healing Arts Exhibition at the Biomedical Library // Gail Kouame

USA Libraries Hosts ACHE NAAL OER Conference // Lorene Flanders

Summer Seminar & Professional Development // Muriel Nero

USA Libraries & LifeSouth Celebrate a Milestone // Heather Hoven-Glass

McCall Library Public Tours // McCall Archives

In Memoriam: Robert “Robbie” Runderson // Ellen Wilson

Research Round-Up

Spotlighting library tips, …

Fall 2025, Seattle University

Seattle University Magazine

No abstract provided.

Proactive Aging: A New Aging Programming Framework For Cooperative Extension, Jeong Eun Lee, Eunbea Kim, Yulri Kim, Eva Kahana

Journal of Human Sciences and Extension

Traditional Extension programs for older adults often adopt a reactive approach, focusing on addressing age-related challenges after they arise. While these programs can be beneficial, a proactive aging model offers a more comprehensive and empowering approach. The concept of proactive aging, emphasizing preventative strategies for maintaining and improving wellbeing, has been well-established in the literature (Kahana et al., 2014). By adopting this model, Cooperative Extension can significantly enhance its services for older adults. This paper proposes innovative program ideas grounded in the proactive aging framework. Such programs are more engaging as they foster self-efficacy and empowerment, encouraging participants to actively …

Nebline, October 2025

NEBLINE Newsletter Archive from Nebraska Extension in Lancaster County

Contents

4-H super fair helps youth become beyond ready

What's popping? by Natalie Sehi

Recipes of the month, by Kayla Colgrove: Fish bait snack mix, kicked up popcorn, and cinnamon crunch snack mix

Are your trees for the next storm? by Rachel Anderson

Garden guide: Things to do this month by Mary Jane Frogge

GRO Big Red virtual learning series

Composting demonstration

Promoting language development in young children by Hayley Jackson

Tip sheet for harvest 2025 by John Nelson

Rogers Memorial Day farm field day, September 2025

Heart of 4-H volunteer award: Rachel Wells

Join 4-H to become beyond ready …

Using Gate And Key Systems To Engage Players With Varied Motivation Profiles, Wu Jin

Level Design Theses and Dissertations

This study explores how literal gates and skill-based gates in level design can influence player behavior and align with different motivation profiles based on Nick Yee's Gamer Motivation Model [1]. The researcher created a single-player video game level using Dying Light 2, called "Electric Revival," to explore the appeal of literal gates and skill-based gates. The researcher expects that different types of players will exhibit distinct preferences for specific types of gates based on their motivation profiles, which align with their primary motivations. The researcher recruited 14 playtesters, of varying motivation types, to play the level and share their …

L.G. Twidwell: A Summary Of Fifty-Six Years Of Research, Larry G. Twidwell

Metallurgical & Materials Engineering

No abstract provided.

Search, The Jackson Laboratory

Search Magazine

No abstract provided.

Fall 2025 Volume 11 Issue 2: Full Issue

Journal of Response to Writing

No abstract provided.

The Antelope, University Of Nebraska At Kearney

The Antelope

No abstract provided.