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Identification Of Covalent Catechin Adducts Of Enoyl-Acp Reductase (Fabi) From E. Coli Using Mass Spectrometry, Francisco G. Atwi, P. M. Joyner, Rustin Ghidari
Identification Of Covalent Catechin Adducts Of Enoyl-Acp Reductase (Fabi) From E. Coli Using Mass Spectrometry, Francisco G. Atwi, P. M. Joyner, Rustin Ghidari
Seaver College Research And Scholarly Achievement Symposium
Enoyl-ACP reductase (FabI), an enzyme which is inhibited by catechin, is essential for lipid biosynthesis in bacteria (E. coli). Another FabI inhibitor, triclosan, has strong antibacterial effects,1 but overuse can be detrimental to the environment. Flavonoids, a class of dietary compounds, are known to have potent inhibitory effects on FabI and other kinases.2,3,4 Adducts form as a result of the biochemical reaction between flavonoids and cysteine, a modification which can be verified by m/z shifts on the mass spectra.5 Samples of E. coli protein with overexpressed FabI are utilized: the wild type with ordinary primary structure, and mutant type lacking …
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 Moderating Role Of Sadism And Psychopathy In The Relationship Between Stress And Malevolent Creativity, Kaitlin A. Dixon, Dr. Elizabeth Mancuso, Dr. Janet Trammell
The Moderating Role Of Sadism And Psychopathy In The Relationship Between Stress And Malevolent Creativity, Kaitlin A. Dixon, Dr. Elizabeth Mancuso, Dr. Janet Trammell
Seaver College Research And Scholarly Achievement Symposium
Malevolent creativity is creating original ideas with an intent to harm others. It is also associated with aggression and anger-inducing situations. To date, no research has examined stress as a potential trigger for malevolent creativity. We hypothesized higher stress would increase malevolent creativity (H1). Malevolent creativity is associated with the personality traits of the dark triad, psychopathy, narcissism, and Machiavellianism. The dark tetrad expanded the dark triad by adding sadism. Sadism and psychopathy are often considered the most aggressive dark tetrad traits. We hypothesized sadism and psychopathy would separately moderate the relationship between stress and malevolent creativity (H2, H3). Participants …
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 …
Sense Of Social Belonging, Attitudes Toward Seeking Professional Psychological Help, And Psychological Distress Among Sexual And Gender Minority Students At Christian Colleges And Universities, Alethia Winley, Elizabeth Mancuso, Steve Rouse
Sense Of Social Belonging, Attitudes Toward Seeking Professional Psychological Help, And Psychological Distress Among Sexual And Gender Minority Students At Christian Colleges And Universities, Alethia Winley, Elizabeth Mancuso, Steve Rouse
Seaver College Research And Scholarly Achievement Symposium
Sexual and gender minority individuals (SGMs) often report more mental health struggles than their cisgender and heterosexual (cis-het) counterparts, as described by minority stress theory. At the same time, research shows that religiosity is associated with fewer mental health struggles. This study examined one intersection of these topics among SGM students at Christian institutions of higher learning by testing if religiosity moderated the relationship between SGM status and psychological distress, social belonging, and attitudes toward seeking help. The sample consisted of 203 students, including 70 SGMs, from 38 American Christian institutions of higher learning. Consistent with past research, SGMs reported …
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.
Associations Between The Human Breast Microbiome And Immune Genes In Breast Cancer, Luke Pontoriero, Joan Argwings-Kodhek
Associations Between The Human Breast Microbiome And Immune Genes In Breast Cancer, Luke Pontoriero, Joan Argwings-Kodhek
Seaver College Research And Scholarly Achievement Symposium
Breast cancer (BC) affects 1 in 8 women and roughly 50% of breast cancers cannot be explained by environmental or genetic factors. There is growing evidence of the role of the human breast microbiome in breast cancer, but the mechanisms guiding this role are not well understood. The co-evolution of the human microbiome with the immune system represents an interaction between host and microbiome that is understudied with regard to breast cancer pathogenesis. We hypothesized that immune genetic variation is associated with altered abundance patterns of bacterial taxa in BC. We conducted 30X whole genome sequencing on a sample of …
The Role Of Religiosity In Moderating The Relationship Between Social Media-Induced Upward Social Comparison And State Self-Esteem, Cade Matthias Swearingen, Cindy Miller-Perrin, Elizabeth Mancuso
The Role Of Religiosity In Moderating The Relationship Between Social Media-Induced Upward Social Comparison And State Self-Esteem, Cade Matthias Swearingen, Cindy Miller-Perrin, Elizabeth Mancuso
Seaver College Research And Scholarly Achievement Symposium
The purpose of this study was to examine whether religiosity was a moderator in the relationship between social media induced upward social comparison and state self-esteem. Festinger’s social comparison theory suggests that upward social comparison negatively impacts self-esteem due to comparing oneself to someone perceived as better. It was hypothesized that individuals experiencing an upward social comparison social media condition would experience greater decreases in state self-esteem than individuals experiencing a lateral social comparison social media condition, and this effect would be moderated by strength of religious faith, such that stronger religious faith would be associated with less decreases in …
Health Care Graduate Students’ Perceptions Of University Resources And Strategies To Support Stress Management And Well-Being, Rebecca Kvasnicka, Jessica Brizuela Ots, Taylor Brown Ots, Ciara Golden Ots, Diana Guzman Ots, Lauren Kelly
Health Care Graduate Students’ Perceptions Of University Resources And Strategies To Support Stress Management And Well-Being, Rebecca Kvasnicka, Jessica Brizuela Ots, Taylor Brown Ots, Ciara Golden Ots, Diana Guzman Ots, Lauren Kelly
Research Days
Graduate healthcare students often experience high levels of stress that disrupt occupational balance and participation in meaningful roles. This exploratory mixed-methods study examined graduate healthcare students’ perceptions of stress, coping strategies, and university-provided resources at Governors State University using an occupational therapy perspective. Twenty-four students from the College of Health and Human Services completed an online survey with Likert-scale and open-ended questions addressing stressors, coping behaviors, resource awareness, and desired supports. Descriptive statistics, chi-square analyses, and thematic analysis were conducted. Results indicated that academic demands, financial strain, and competing role responsibilities were primary contributors to stress. Students frequently used adaptive, …
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 …
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.
Using Ai Tools Through A Human-Centered, Linguistic Justice Lens To Support Biliteracy For Multilingual Learners With Disabilities, Sara L. Jozwik, Camille O'Quin, Steven K. Sharp
Using Ai Tools Through A Human-Centered, Linguistic Justice Lens To Support Biliteracy For Multilingual Learners With Disabilities, Sara L. Jozwik, Camille O'Quin, Steven K. Sharp
Research Days
This presentation brings to life key findings from a recent literature review on the use of artificial intelligence (AI) to support literacy development for multilingual learners with disabilities. Drawing on emerging research in special education, biliteracy, translanguaging, and AI-supported instruction, the session situates AI within a human-centered, justice-oriented framework rather than as a replacement for teacher expertise. The ideas shared are grounded in scholarship on translanguaging, Universal Design for Learning, and linguistic justice, providing a research-informed foundation for practice. Using the Translanguaging Universal Design for Learning (TrUDL) framework, the session will explore how AI tools can be used intentionally to …
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.
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.
Vol 31, No. 1: Table Of Contents, University Of Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal
Vol 31, No. 1: Table Of Contents, University Of Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal
Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Vol 31, No. 1: Masthead, University Of Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal
Vol 31, No. 1: Masthead, University Of Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal
Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal
No abstract provided.
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.
Can Headphones Cause Hearing Loss?, Zoe Moskowitz
Can Headphones Cause Hearing Loss?, Zoe Moskowitz
Osmosis Magazine
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.
What Do You Believe? Primal World Beliefs And Their Potential Applications, Savannah Hollen
What Do You Believe? Primal World Beliefs And Their Potential Applications, Savannah Hollen
Osmosis Magazine
No abstract provided.
The Curious Case Of 2020 Tourette's, Sam Chanenson
The Curious Case Of 2020 Tourette's, Sam Chanenson
Osmosis Magazine
No abstract provided.
The Next Gold Rush May Be In The Stars, Ned Markham
The Next Gold Rush May Be In The Stars, Ned Markham
Osmosis Magazine
No abstract provided.
The Mind Of A Killer: Traumatic Brain Injury & The Roots Of Extreme Violence, Natasha Troike
The Mind Of A Killer: Traumatic Brain Injury & The Roots Of Extreme Violence, Natasha Troike
Osmosis Magazine
No abstract provided.
Seeing The Future: How Chemically Modified Vitamin A Slows Blindness, Marty Snyder
Seeing The Future: How Chemically Modified Vitamin A Slows Blindness, Marty Snyder
Osmosis Magazine
No abstract provided.
The Hidden Cost Of Compassion In Veterinary Medicine, Lauren Dugger
The Hidden Cost Of Compassion In Veterinary Medicine, Lauren Dugger
Osmosis Magazine
No abstract provided.
Will A Robot Be Your Next Dentist?, Garrett Mayover
Will A Robot Be Your Next Dentist?, Garrett Mayover
Osmosis Magazine
No abstract provided.
Fixing The Mind By Breaking It: The Lobotomy Era, Erlinda Sali
Fixing The Mind By Breaking It: The Lobotomy Era, Erlinda Sali
Osmosis Magazine
No abstract provided.
Relaxin: Could This Pregnancy Hormone Be A Cure-All?, Eloen Beebee
Relaxin: Could This Pregnancy Hormone Be A Cure-All?, Eloen Beebee
Osmosis Magazine
No abstract provided.