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The Attitude Toward Tzadikim In The Zionist Doctrine Of R. Issachar Teichtal, Igor Turov Jan 2026

The Attitude Toward Tzadikim In The Zionist Doctrine Of R. Issachar Teichtal, Igor Turov

Occasional Papers on Religion in Eastern Europe

A prominent Orthodox Jewish thinker and an ardent adherent of Hasidism, Rabbi Yissachar Shlomo Teichtal became a proponent of establishing a refuge for the Jewish people in Eretz Yisrael during the final years of his life. This article examines how these convictions influenced his stance on the ideology of the Tzaddik's authority over the Hasidic community. The study demonstrates that Teichtal’s numerous contradictory statements regarding this subject can be effectively categorized into two groups. The first includes assertions justifying the Tzaddikim’s lack of loyalty to the Zionist project. The second consists of harsh accusations against Hasidic leaders for betraying the …


The Russian Orthodox Church In The Ukrainian Ssr, 1946–1951: Activity And State Relations In Vinnytsia Region, Natalka Zhmud, Anatoliy A. Voynarovskiy Skiy Jan 2026

The Russian Orthodox Church In The Ukrainian Ssr, 1946–1951: Activity And State Relations In Vinnytsia Region, Natalka Zhmud, Anatoliy A. Voynarovskiy Skiy

Occasional Papers on Religion in Eastern Europe

This article examines the activities of the Russian Orthodox Church (hereafter, ROC) and its relations with Soviet authorities in the Ukrainian SSR between 1946 and 1951. It draws on archival materials introduced into scholarly circulation for the first time–specifically, reports by commissioners of the Council for the Affairs of the Russian Orthodox Church and the Council for the Affairs of Religious Cults in the Ukrainian SSR, with particular reference to Vinnytsia region. Relations between the ROC and the Soviet authorities, in authors opinion, should be regarded in the context of a noticeable easing of anti-religious pressure under Stalin’s totalitarian regime …


College Of Arts & Sciences: Faculty Travel Application Jan 2026

College Of Arts & Sciences: Faculty Travel Application

Academic Affairs – Policy Library

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Graduate School : Sample Student Checklist Jan 2026

Graduate School : Sample Student Checklist

Academic Affairs – Policy Library

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Graduate School : Pass/Fail Application For Graduate Students Form Jan 2026

Graduate School : Pass/Fail Application For Graduate Students Form

Academic Affairs – Policy Library

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Graduate School : Doctoral Dissertation Proposal Approval Form Jan 2026

Graduate School : Doctoral Dissertation Proposal Approval Form

Academic Affairs – Policy Library

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Graduate School : Doctoral Dissertation Oral Defense Approval Form Jan 2026

Graduate School : Doctoral Dissertation Oral Defense Approval Form

Academic Affairs – Policy Library

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Graduate School : Doctoral Dissertation Committee Approval Form Jan 2026

Graduate School : Doctoral Dissertation Committee Approval Form

Academic Affairs – Policy Library

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Graduate School : Cross-Listing Course Guidelines From The Graduate Catalog Jan 2026

Graduate School : Cross-Listing Course Guidelines From The Graduate Catalog

Academic Affairs – Policy Library

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Resting Deer, Nicole M. Gomez Jan 2026

Resting Deer, Nicole M. Gomez

Digressions: Literary & Art Journal

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Lost And Found, Pranav Police Jan 2026

Lost And Found, Pranav Police

Digressions: Literary & Art Journal

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A Neurophenomenological Perspective On The Self And Spirituality: The Role Of The Affective Core Self, Michael J. Winkleman, Andrew B. Newberg Jan 2026

A Neurophenomenological Perspective On The Self And Spirituality: The Role Of The Affective Core Self, Michael J. Winkleman, Andrew B. Newberg

Marcus Institute of Integrative Health Faculty Papers

The self is central to spirituality because the self is necessary for consciousness, and spiritual relations are fundamentally about the self. Diverse research illustrates the role of the downregulation of the right parietal lobe (rPL) in the spontaneous manifestation of spiritual experiences and during meditative practices. The functions of the rPL are central to the self, especially the embodied self. Disturbances of the rPL and embodied self-functions are associated with spiritual experience, exemplified in their association with “selflessness.” Many forms of self appear incompatible with spiritual and mystical experiences. An exception is the affective core self, the most ancient form …


Frontmatter (Volume 46, Issue 5), Paul B. Mojzes Jan 2026

Frontmatter (Volume 46, Issue 5), Paul B. Mojzes

Occasional Papers on Religion in Eastern Europe

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Ten Signatories, A Hundred Communities: Pluralization Without Consolidation In Slovenian Protestantism, Katja Brkič Golob Jan 2026

Ten Signatories, A Hundred Communities: Pluralization Without Consolidation In Slovenian Protestantism, Katja Brkič Golob

Occasional Papers on Religion in Eastern Europe

This article examines why contemporary Slovenian Protestantism exhibits a dual structure: a low‑variance Lutheran core (the Evangelical Church of the Augsburg Confession - ECAC) and a high‑variance neo‑Protestant field (mainly Pentecostal, Charismatic, Evangelical, and some Baptist communities). Using the public Register of Churches and Other Religious Communities as an administrative tracer of organizational volatility (first registrations, renamings, deletions), and situating findings in census/survey context, the study shows that post‑1991 legal liberalization enabled rapid formalization without automatic consolidation. A four‑lens framework—historico‑legal, sociological (church–sect–mysticism; religious‑economy), ecclesiological (order vs. movement), and psychological (charisma and its routinization; risks of authoritarian patterns)—explains why tensions in …


The Reformation And The Formation Of A Ukrainian Model Of Theological Education: From The Ostroh Academy To The Present, Vitalii Leonidovich Khromets Dr. Jan 2026

The Reformation And The Formation Of A Ukrainian Model Of Theological Education: From The Ostroh Academy To The Present, Vitalii Leonidovich Khromets Dr.

Occasional Papers on Religion in Eastern Europe

The article traces the institutional history of theological education in Ukraine from the Ostroh Academy (1576) to the present, proposing a typological framework of four models. The Ostroh Academy is interpreted as a proto-university synthesising Orthodox confessional formation, humanist learning, and civic responsibility. The Kyiv-Mohyla Academy (1632/1701) is read as a paradoxical Counter-Reformation continuation of the same logic, appropriating the Jesuit collegium model as an instrument of resistance to Polonisation and Latinisation. The eighteenth-century network of collegia — Chernihiv, Pereiaslav-Khmelnytsky, Kharkiv, and the Poltava Slavonic Seminary — is treated as a mature networked form integrating theological education with Pietist influences …


Trauma Symptoms Predict Student Course Experiences: Undergraduate Ptss And Learning About Trauma-Related Content, Jessica Cless, Carol A. Johnston, Brian S. Nelson Goff, Olivia K. Edwards Jan 2026

Trauma Symptoms Predict Student Course Experiences: Undergraduate Ptss And Learning About Trauma-Related Content, Jessica Cless, Carol A. Johnston, Brian S. Nelson Goff, Olivia K. Edwards

Human Development and Family Science Faculty Publications

Objective:  Previous research indicates a risk for student distress and secondary traumatic stress in college courses containing sensitive, trauma-related content. There is a need to understand how students with various levels of posttraumatic stress symptoms (PTSS) respond to sensitive material. Participants: Ninety undergraduates enrolled in a traumatic stress course. Methods: Students completed a survey assessing trauma-related symptoms and self-reported experiences with and reactions to trauma-related course content. Results: Regardless of PTSS levels, students responded to the course in a similar manner. However, results from a multivariate regression a moderation analysis indicated significant associations between PTSS levels and emotional reactivity, perceived …


The Vulnerable On Campus: Financial Independence Of College Students, Jing Jian Xiao, Nilton Porto, Luiz Cruz, Ting An Jan 2026

The Vulnerable On Campus: Financial Independence Of College Students, Jing Jian Xiao, Nilton Porto, Luiz Cruz, Ting An

Human Development and Family Science Faculty Publications

College years are a critical transition period from financial dependence to financial independence for young adult college students but research on financial independence of this population is limited. The purpose of this exploratory, mixed-method study is to identify types of young adult college students in terms of financial independence. With data from a sample of college students at a public university in the U.S., cluster analyses show four distinct clusters regarding their funding sources for education: parental dependent, scholarship dependent, loan dependent, and self-dependent. These clusters show differences in student characteristics. Among them, self-dependents and loan dependents are the most …


Be Fruitful, But Do Not Multiply, Nathaniel Stagg Jan 2026

Be Fruitful, But Do Not Multiply, Nathaniel Stagg

Faith and Philosophy: Journal of the Society of Christian Philosophers

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Michael Ruse, Evolution And Christianity, Samuel Mckee Jan 2026

Michael Ruse, Evolution And Christianity, Samuel Mckee

Faith and Philosophy: Journal of the Society of Christian Philosophers

No abstract provided.


Brian Leftow, Anselm's Argument: Divine Necessity, Chad Mcintosh Jan 2026

Brian Leftow, Anselm's Argument: Divine Necessity, Chad Mcintosh

Faith and Philosophy: Journal of the Society of Christian Philosophers

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On The Harm Of Being Deputized By God, Taylor-Grey Miller Jan 2026

On The Harm Of Being Deputized By God, Taylor-Grey Miller

Faith and Philosophy: Journal of the Society of Christian Philosophers

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John Cottingham, The Humane Perspective: Philosophical Reflections On Human Nature, The Search For Meaning, And The Role Of Religion, Christopher Hauser Jan 2026

John Cottingham, The Humane Perspective: Philosophical Reflections On Human Nature, The Search For Meaning, And The Role Of Religion, Christopher Hauser

Faith and Philosophy: Journal of the Society of Christian Philosophers

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Divine Aseity And Self-Existence, Thomas Oberle Jan 2026

Divine Aseity And Self-Existence, Thomas Oberle

Faith and Philosophy: Journal of the Society of Christian Philosophers

No abstract provided.


An Unexpected Messenger: Albert Camus On Human Solidarity And His Call To Christians, Jonathan Krause Jan 2026

An Unexpected Messenger: Albert Camus On Human Solidarity And His Call To Christians, Jonathan Krause

Faith and Philosophy: Journal of the Society of Christian Philosophers

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The Malebranchean Ontological Argument, Christophe De Ray Jan 2026

The Malebranchean Ontological Argument, Christophe De Ray

Faith and Philosophy: Journal of the Society of Christian Philosophers

No abstract provided.


4th Circuit Panel Rejects Challenge To Defense Department Ban On Enlisting People Living With Hiv Infection, Arthur S. Leonard Jan 2026

4th Circuit Panel Rejects Challenge To Defense Department Ban On Enlisting People Living With Hiv Infection, Arthur S. Leonard

Other Publications

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4th Circuit Panel Affirms Denial Of Preliminary Injunction To Substitute Teacher Who Rejected School District’S Transgender Student Guidelines, Arthur S. Leonard Jan 2026

4th Circuit Panel Affirms Denial Of Preliminary Injunction To Substitute Teacher Who Rejected School District’S Transgender Student Guidelines, Arthur S. Leonard

Other Publications

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"Federal Court, Blocking Hhs Anti-Transgender Policies, Calls Secretary Kennedy An “Unserious Leader”", Arthur S. Leonard Jan 2026

"Federal Court, Blocking Hhs Anti-Transgender Policies, Calls Secretary Kennedy An “Unserious Leader”", Arthur S. Leonard

Other Publications

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Civil Litigation Notes, Arthur S. Leonard Jan 2026

Civil Litigation Notes, Arthur S. Leonard

Other Publications

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Integration Of Ders Volt-Var Dynamic Constraint Into Time-Coupled Optimal Power Flow For System Stability, Shadrack T. Asiedu Jan 2026

Integration Of Ders Volt-Var Dynamic Constraint Into Time-Coupled Optimal Power Flow For System Stability, Shadrack T. Asiedu

Electronic Theses and Dissertations

The transition toward power systems with higher levels of inverter-based generation requires operating models that account for the dynamic support available from distribution-connected resources. Although inverter-based DERs can provide fast reactive-power support through functions such as Volt–VAR control, conventional optimal power flow models generally represent these resources as static power injections. In addition, transmission-level dispatch commonly represents the downstream distribution system as an aggregated load and does not explicitly consider the voltage at the point of common coupling. Consequently, an OPF solution may satisfy the transmission-bus voltage constraints while producing an operating point at which the downstream DERs do not …