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2021-2022 Lindenwood University Honors Convocation, Lindenwood University

Honors Convocation Programs

2021-2022 Lindenwood University Honors Convocation

Otterbein Towers Spring 2022, Otterbein Towers

Towers Magazine

Letter From the President; Bold Beginnings; Rewriting the Rules; A History of Striving to do Things Right; Student Life Traditions: For the Good of Our Students; Athletic Traditions: Champions On and Off the Field; We Are a Smarter Way to Learn; A History of Generosity; The Power of an Otterbein Degree; Class Notes

Library Newsletter, Old Dominion University Libraries

Libraries Newsletters

Spring 2022 ODU Libraries Newsletter

Forum, Volume 46, No. 1, Spring 2022, Florida Humanities, Pam Daniel

FORUM: The Magazine of Florida Humanities

Contents: Letter from the Executive Director -- From the Editor -- Letter from the Secretary of State -- Humanities Live -- Oral History -- Treasure -- Creators -- The Soundtrack of Our State -- "I'm Florida, Need I Say More?" -- The Florida All-Stars -- The Hitmaker -- Traveling Down the Chitlin' Circuit -- Lift Every Voice and Sing -- State of Rock -- A Taste of Florida -- Sense of Place -- By Design -- More Perfect Union -- The Quiz -- On Exhibit

International Engagement Weekly Newsletter, April 1, 2022, University Of Northern Iowa. Office Of International Engagement.

Office of International Engagement newsletter

Inside this Issue:

--- Today, April 1, begins the month of Ramadan!
--- Important Reminder about Student Health Insurance
--- Pride Coffee Hour with GSS
--- Theatre UNI Presents: Cinderella
--- Campus Activities Board is excited to to present: Jesse McCartney
--- Pride Week with GSS
--- Immigration Tips from Edyta
--- Tips From our CIEP Instructors
--- Last Week at OIE

Hika - Spring 2022

HIKA Literary Magazine

No abstract provided.

Miss Electricity, April 22-23, 2022, Theatre Arts Discipline

Theatre Programs

University of Minnesota Morris Theatre Discipline production of Miss Electricity, by Kathryn Walat; directed by Hannah Amundson.

Synopsis: Ten-year-old Violet is determined to show the world, and the cool kids at school, just how special she is by beating a world record. But when she is struck by lightning twice, she becomes Miss Electricity. Now in control of everything electric will this power go to her head?

Whither Rationality, Shi-Ling Hsu

Scholarly Publications

No abstract provided.

Aging Voices In The American Church Choir: A Study In Ethnomusicology And Ethnodoxology, Shirley Claudeen Ehler

Doctoral Dissertations and Projects

Despite American church choirs being a distinct culture across all denominations and independent church entities, this traditional worship community of singers is a minority culture in the United States. Furthermore, existing journal literature frequently features young voices, e.g., children's, middle school, teen, and university choirs and choruses. Aging-voice research literature began to appear in the 1990s for individual voices or voices in community choirs. Aging voices are a unique ethnicity found in every race within the church choir culture. Researched literature on the aging voice in the American church choir is conspicuous by its absence, pushing American church choir aging …

Back To School: Changes In Elementary General Music Curriculum Design After Covid-19, David Christian Moniz

Doctoral Dissertations and Projects

The purpose of this project is to identify how elementary general music curriculum can address the negative impacts of the sense of isolation felt by elementary music students because of COVID-19. When designed appropriately, components of the elementary music curriculum can help recover the sense of belonging lost during the implementation of forced remote and hybrid learning platforms. With the use of large-group surveys, this qualitative research study investigates the sense of isolation felt by elementary general music students after remote school attendance, hybrid school attendance, and non-attendance. These perspectives did not exist until recently, as the effects of the …

Solidarity And The Soviet Union, Jillian Forrester

History & Classics Undergraduate Theses

The Solidarity trade union was the first independent, self-governing union to receive recognition under a Communist government. The union itself went beyond simple labor organizing, also becoming a political entity that helped Poland transition to a post-Communist government. The success of this union was due to its status as both union and social movement, as it was able to deeply permeate all aspects of society. Furthermore, the union's successful exploitation of existing social and economic issues in Poland brought the government to the bargaining table and led directly to its great success.

Let Us March On: Lavilla, Florida, And The History Of The Harlem Of The South, Christine Sullivan

History & Classics Undergraduate Theses

Jacksonville, Florida, is a city that defies most expectations of an American city. Its massive size covers a vast array of people, cultures, and traditions. Jacksonville’s colorful history encompasses stories of success, failure, and control by three different nations. This diversity of people and backgrounds overwhelms Jacksonville’s narrative, leaving stories and memories forgotten. No more groups have been forgotten or overlooked in Jacksonville’s story more than the Black natives and residents. LaVilla, a neighborhood in downtown Jacksonville, is the historically Black community that has been consistently left out of Jacksonville’s story. LaVilla, known as the ‘Harlem of the South’, was …

Hannah Arendt And The Lives Of The Female Intellectual Celebrity: Public Imagery And Storytelling Before And Since 1995, Gabrielle G. Johansson

Senior Theses

This thesis explores the lives of Hannah Arendt, specifically her image as a celebrity intellectual before 1995 and variant Arendtian protagonists which arose after 1995, with the publishing of Elżbita Ettinger’s Hannah Arendt/Martin Heidegger. Ettinger’s book was the first of its kind to explore their love letters and create from them a narrative of scandal, passion, and paradox. Before 1995, Arendt’s image was secure as a well-respected philosopher and guide for Vergangenheitsbewältigung. After 1995, Arendt’s image and legacy fragmented as artists and academics tried to make sense of how the celebrated philosopher could have had an affair with …

The Party Respectfully Requests A Jury Trial On All Issues So Triable: What Issues Are Triable To A Jury And What Issues Should Be Triable To A Jury? A Comment On The Right To A Jury Trial, With A Focus On Civil Trials, And When The Right Exists, Michael Downing

Mercer Law Review

“In all criminal prosecutions, the accused shall enjoy the right to a speedy and public trial, by an impartial jury of the State and district wherein the crime shall have been committed . . . .” But what about civil prosecutions? What about prosecutions under state law, not federal? What does the universally expected “right to a jury trial” really mean or afford the parties to a trial?

Under federal law and the United States Constitution, by the time the Bill of Rights was drafted, the ideal of an accused’s right to a jury trial was already deeply rooted within …

Table Of Cases

Mercer Law Review

No abstract provided.

Dipl 4193 Na Eastern European And Post-Soviet Politics, Margarita M. Balmaceda Ph.D.

Diplomacy Syllabi

This course provides a systematic introduction to the main issues in Soviet, post-Soviet and post Soviet-Bloc politics. Some of the topics to be considered are the following: (1) the legacy of Soviet nationality policies and the Soviet planned economy system on the creation and development of new political systems in the former Soviet republics; (2) the political and economic diversity which emerged within the ’Soviet Bloc” starting in the 1950’s, and its effects on the development of new political systems after the fall of Communism: (3) the causes and consequences of ethnic conflicts in some of the countries of the …

Dipl 6250 Conflict And Conflict Resolution In Plural Societies, Aaron Hale Ph.D.

Diplomacy Syllabi

This course explores conflicts and conflict resolution in plural and culturally diverse societies. Cultural variety and differences can be sources of conflict as well as tools for resolving conflicts. The goal of the course is to introduce students to the importance of understanding cultural diversity for the analysis of social conflict and to learn constructive ways of dealing with adversity that may occur through intercultural encounters. We will focus on both conflict analysis as well as conflict resolution practice through the lens of various cultures. Cases studies will be used to analyze and apply theoretical and practical frameworks pertaining to …

Honors Convocation, 2022, State University Of New York College At Cortland

Honors Convocation Programs

Honors Convocation Program held in 2022.

The Messenger - 2022

The Messenger

About the Publication

The objective of The Messenger is to encourage the appreciation and exploration of the creative arts on the University of Richmond campus. Since 1876, The Messenger has celebrated student work by publishing submissions in a literary and visual arts magazine. More information on the magazine, as well as past publications since 1987, can be found on messengerur.wordpress.com.

Playbill: Spring 2022 Directors' Showcase, University Of North Florida

2022 Spring Directors' Showcase

Directors' Showcase. April 29, 2022. building 51, Room 1209. Free Admission. Featuring Student Directed Scenes. Professor: Maureen McCluskey

Introduction: Kaleb Lawrence, University Of North Florida

2022 Spring Directors' Showcase

Spring Directors' Showcase

Spring Directors' Showcase: Craig Pedroza, University Of North Florida

2022 Spring Directors' Showcase

Craig Pedroza directs a scene called "Steve Jobs" with performers Kaleb Lawrence, Alicia Barber, Zachary Coughlin, Chase Hartman, Max McBride, Nathan Turoff, Will Trainor

Sacred Heart University Magazine, Volume 3, Issue 2, Sacred Heart University

Sacred Heart University Magazine

Highlights: Channels of peace: Sacred Heart's campus ministry -- Judy Ann Riccio is SHU's first female athletic director -- Canine Cognition Lab -- Untitled Othello Project -- SHU's sororities and fraternities lead by example -- Chess Club -- Seeing beneath the surface, by Gina Pribaz: Tomas Koeck '22, senior in the School of Communication, Media & the Arts (SCMA) -- Better by design, by Steve Neumann: Tolga Kaya leads SHU's fledgling computer engineering program -- All-in on ice, by William Meiners: Building underway for The Martire Family Arena -- Now. Listen. Here, by Will Mayer, Psy.D.: The last few years …

St. Norbert College Magazine Spring 2022, St. Norbert College

St. Norbert College Magazine 2019-2023

The home page of Spring 2022 St. Norbert College Magazine.

2022 Research Day Program, Lincoln Memorial University

Research Day

This program contains abstracts and presentation summaries from LMU's 2022 Annual Research Day conference.

Unf's Swoop Night Live, University Of North Florida

Swoop Night Live

Students take a bow at UNF's Swoop Night Live

Unf's Swoop Night Live, University Of North Florida

Swoop Night Live

UNF's Swoop Night Live at the Writing Center 4-2501

Spring Dance Concert (April 21-23, 2022), Lindenwood University

Student Dance Programs & Brochures

Program for the Spring Dance Concert (April 21-23, 2022).

Rebranding The Native: Selling The ‘Ideal’ Indigenous Worker At The Carlisle Indian Industrial School, 1879-1918, Luke Prior

History & Classics Undergraduate Theses

Brigadier General Richard Henry Pratt of the United States Army established the Carlisle Indian Industrial School in 1879, which was the foundation the United States federal government used to establish over twenty-five similar schools. From its founding to its closure in 1918, every aspect of the Carlisle School, whether curriculum or even football, sought to create an ‘ideal’ Indigenous worker that was sold to America as the new stereotypical Native American. To reach this goal, Carlisle stripped its students of their cultures by cutting their hair, changing their dress, restricting their use of native languages, and teaching from an American …

Beneath The Surface: A Memory Play On Asperger's Syndrome, Conner Case

Senior Honors Theses

While academic, formal research proves to give readers an intellectual understanding of Asperger’s syndrome, this thesis serves as an approach to understanding the psychology of an Aspie on an emotional level. Through both research from peer-reviewed studies and the personal perception of an Aspie writer, a playwright develops a script inspired by the psychological aspects of Tennessee Williams’ memory play, The Glass Menagerie, to create an informative, yet engaging story about an Aspie protagonist. The playwright seeks to express that Aspies, despite their stereotypically cold exteriors, are emotionally complex individuals beneath the surface.