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Student Enhancement Awards Provide $136,287 In Funding To 24 Students (April 16, 2019), University Communications And Marketing

OHIO News Articles Archive

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Daily Eastern News: April 16, 2019, Eastern Illinois University

April

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Meet Nick Marcil, Sga Senator To University Libraries, Christian Sammartino

University Libraries Personnel and Library History

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Graduate Researchers Take On The World, Shea Stewart

University of Mississippi News

UM symposium showcases student research

Development Of An Art Therapy Method For The Prevention And Treatment Of Vicarious Trauma, Leanna Pai

Expressive Therapies Capstone Theses

Modern developments in the field of mental health care have greatly increased understanding of vicarious trauma and its impacts on the helping professions. However, the prevalence of vicarious trauma symptoms highlights the need for additional research into prevention and treatment. First responders, critical healthcare workers, and mental health professionals are at particularly high risk for compassion fatigue, burn out, and other symptoms of vicarious trauma as they work closely with traumatized populations. The high incidence of vicarious trauma in individual helping professionals can have immense consequences that ultimately limit quality systems of care available to the general public. This thesis …

Dimensions Of Culture: A Literature Review Of Cross-Cultural Competencies For Music Therapists, Meng-Chin Tsai

Expressive Therapies Capstone Theses

With the rise in diversity of the population worldwide, mental health professionals are more likely to work with clients with a different culture. Owing to the uneven distribution of accessibility of music therapy, music therapists, especially, have a higher possibility to work cross-culturally. Cross-cultural music therapy is an intricate and sensitive practice involving multicultural issues and different levels of sentiments of the therapists. The existing research is not enough for supporting music therapists working under cross-cultural contexts. This literature review integrates studies in various cross-cultural settings including domestically cross-cultural work, international work, international student context, and cross-cultural supervision context. Findings …

#Occupywallst - A Study Of Rhetoric And Technology, Adam Hoffman

English Undergraduate

Is Twitter a modern tool for mobilizing a social movement and inciting calls to action that are comparable to those of the past?

In many cases, the root cause of past social movements has involved some type of economic downturn, and groups of disgruntled people came together to form an opposition. Rhetorical language was ultimately used to steer the mobilization and calls to action. Similarly, social movements have predominantly been based on the idea of utilizing a single orator – one identifiable individual to help mobilize the collective ideologies and beliefs of a social group. In general, this formula has …

Center For The Study Of Southern Culture Gets New Director, Rebecca Lauck Cleary

University of Mississippi News

Kathryn McKee will be the first woman to lead the groundbreaking center's work

Mucosal Adjuvants And Delivery Systems, Billy M. Hargis, Neil R. Pumford, Marion Morgan, Srichaitanya Shivaramaiah, Guillermo L. Tellez, Amanda Wolfenden

Patents Granted

Adjuvants comprising chitosan cross-linked with an aldehyde or mannosylated chitosan are provided herein. Methods of making the adjuvants and methods of combining or linking the adjuvants with antigens are also provided. The adjuvant-antigen combinations can be used in vaccine formulations and the vaccine formulations can be used in methods to vaccinate animals against the source of the antigen or to enhance the immune response in a subject.

Application Of Beers Criteria And A Brown Bag Event To Increase Prescribing Safety In Older Adults, Kristen Garza

Evidence-Based Practice Project Reports

With older adults making up about 14.5% of the U.S. population, polypharmacy may be an unintended consequence of adhering to clinical practice guidelines (Kim & Luck Parish, 2017). Effective polypharmacy interventions are needed in the primary care setting to increase prescribing safety and lower the risk of adverse drug events among older adults. The application of the Beers criteria, in conjunction with a brown bag medication reconciliation event, was initiated as focused interventions for a private primary practice without electronic health records. Outcomes included medication reduction, identification of possible inappropriate medication, decrease of medication dosages, and identification of duplicate medication. …

An Innovative Energy Harvesting Shock Absorber System Using Cable Transmission, José Luis Olazagoitia, Lincoln Bowen, Jordi Viñolas, Javier Echávarri Otero

Artículos científicos

This paper presents an innovative design of an energy harvesting shock absorber using cable transmission called Cable-Dynamics Energy Harvesting Shock Absorber (CD-EHSA). It includes the design, modelling, bench experiments, and road tests results. Experimental tests are carried out with the CD-EHSA system in a MTS 835 machine, in order to analyze its behavior and validate the computational model of the CD-EHSA with the tests carried out on the actual component. Likewise, the paper presents the results of recovered electric power by the system during road tests at a speed between 20-30 Km/h. With four CD-EHSA installed in a Renault Twizy, …

Докапитализация Банков Через Асв Прошла Успешно, Perchyan Andrey Vilenovich

Documents

Original title in Russian is "Докапитализация банков через АСВ прошла успешно"

Multi-Chromosome Genetic Algorithm For Multiple Traveling Salesman Problem, Duofu Ye, Liu Gang, He Bing

Journal of System Simulation

Abstract: A multi-traveling salesman model with time window is established, and two objective functions for the number of traveling salesmen and the sum of travel time are designed. A multi - chromosome coding method is designed to develop complex mutation operator tree, which overcomes the problem of large searching space of traditional genetic algorithms. The performances of algorithms are compared by simulation, and the simulation results show that the genetic algorithm with complex multi-chromosome mutation tree can balance the two objective functions of the number of TSP and total travel time well, improve the algorithm of travel speed, and reduce …

Virtual Scene Simulation Of Pilot Response In Taking-Off And Landing Processes Of Carrier-Based Aircraft, Ke Peng, Chenglin Xu, Songyang Liu, Minggao Li, Zhao Xin

Journal of System Simulation

Abstract: A research and implementation method based on biomechanics simulation and virtual scene simulation was put forward to investigate the dynamics responses of pilots during the taking off and landing processes of carrier-based aircraft. The human biomechanics calculation of pilots and 3D virtual scene simulation of flight scene were combined to design and develop the integrated virtual simulation platform. This platform has the functions of data management and analysis, human biological dynamics calculation, synchronous analysis of key results, 3D virtual scene simulation of taking-off and landing processes and human response. The verification was carried out using the experiments from …

Modeling And Timing Simulation Of Turbojet Engine Starting Process, Wang Lei, Liying Yang, Hongda Zhang, Yuqing He

Journal of System Simulation

Abstract: The turbojet engine is complicated in its starting process and requires collaboration and cooperation involving all the execution structures, thus higher demand is put forward for the control system. How to model the engine starting process, and then accurately describe and analyze the impact of actuator states on engine performance directly affect the engine control system performance. According to the working principle of the JetCat-P400 German turbojet starting process, the rotor speed mathematical model of the turbojet engine starting process is constructed by the component method. The parameters of the model are identified by combining the experimental data of …

Laboratory Evaluation And Neural Network Modeling For Rotational Viscosity Of Reacted And Activated Rubber Modified Binders, Mayzan Isied

Civil Engineering Theses

Crumb rubber surface activation and pretreatment are considered as one of the promising newly introduced methods for asphalt rubber production. Reacted and Activated Rubber (RAR) is an elastomeric asphalt extender produced by the hot blending and activation of crumb rubber with asphalt and Activated Mineral Binder Stabilizer (AMBS). Besides RAR ability in enhancing the performance of asphaltic mixtures, its dry granulate industrial form enabled its addition directly into the mixture utilizing pugmill or the dryer drum with very minimal to no modification required on the plant level.

This study aims to evaluate the rotational viscosity of RAR modified binders and …

Etsu Brain Trust: Creating A Culture Of Resilience At Etsu, Julia Bernard, Michelle Moser, Megan Quinn

ETSU Faculty Works

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The Prospector, April 16, 2019, Utep Student Publications

The Prospector

Headline: The Earth Day Issue

Bovine Milk Extracellular Vesicles (Evs) Modification Elicits Skeletal Muscle Growth In Rats, Hailey A. Parry, Christopher Brooks Mobley, Petey W. Mumford, Matthew A. Romero, Cody T. Haun, Yufeng Zhang, Paul A. Roberson, Janos Zempleni, Arny A. Ferrando, Ivan J. Vechetti Jr., John J. Mccarthy, Kaelin C. Young, Michael D. Roberts, Andreas N. Kavazis

Physiology Faculty Publications

The current study investigated how bovine milk extracellular vesicles (EVs) affected rotarod performance and biomarkers of skeletal muscle physiology in young, growing rats. Twenty-eight-day Fisher 344 rats were provided an AIN-93G-based diet for 4 weeks that either remained unadulterated [EVs and RNA-sufficient (ERS; n = 12)] or was sonicated [EVs and RNA-depleted (ERD; n = 12)]. Prior to (PRE) and on the last day of the intervention (POST), animals were tested for maximal rotarod performance. Following the feeding period, the gastrocnemius muscle was analyzed at the histological, biochemical, and molecular levels and was also used to measure mitochondrial function and …

White Faculty Perceptions Of Diversity And Diversity Work, Ariane Hutchins-Newman

Theses and Dissertations

Higher education has become increasingly diverse over the past 100 years. Women and people of color have integrated and, in many cases, assimilated into the academy. However, not all groups have gained access equally. While certain groups, such as women, have experienced measurable growth, African Americans have lagged in their presence within the academy. Representation of Black scholars in the faculty has been constant over a nearly 20-year period. Black faculty comprised 5% of the faculty in 1998 and 6% of the faculty in 2015. Colleges and universities dedicate significant resources to diversity and inclusion. However, there continues to be …

College Readiness: The Disconnect Between High School And Community College, Elizabeth C. Giacobbe

Theses and Dissertations

The proportion of students attending college continues to increase and college remediation rates remain considerably high, particularly at community colleges. This study explored high school teachers and community college perceptions of college readiness in the area of English. An explanatory sequential mixed methods approach was employed to develop a better understanding of teachers' perceptions of students' preparedness for the academics rigors of college English. This study was motivated by three research questions. How do community college professors describe college-readiness in the area of English? How do high school teachers describe college-readiness in the area of English? What aspects of college-readiness …

2019 Undergraduate Research Competition Program, Coastal Carolina University

Undergraduate Research Symposium Programs

11th Annual Undergraduate Research Competition, April 16-17, 2019.

The Increase In Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome From Opioids Affects Us All, Sean Withington, Shannon M. Monnat

Population Health Research Brief Series

Opioid use during pregnancy has increased dramatically in the U.S. over the past decade, leading to a surge in cases of neonatal abstinence syndrome (NAS) – babies born dependent on opioids. This issue brief discusses the impacts of NAS in the U.S. and ways we can address this important population health problem.

Investigations Of Novel Strategies To Treat Bacterial Infection And Development Of New Reaction Methodology, Shane Philippi

Theses and Dissertations

Quorum Sensing (QS), a form of bacteria communication mediated through chemical signaling, was investigated in the bacterial pathogen Pseudomonas aeruginosa. QS has the ability to regulate when a bacterial pathogen is infective or benign. LasR is the main regulator in this system and is also the receptor targeted for inhibition. A Structure Activity Relationship was produced for the system along with the binding pocket being explored.

A new reaction methodology was developed inspired by the Haloform reaction. The reaction was optimized based on solvent, stoichiometry, and conditions. Changing the initial electrophile and the reagent nucleophile created the scope of the …

Replacement Of A Liquid Filling System For Corrosive Materials, William Breining

Honors Theses

An aging liquid filling system in contact with highly corrosive materials required replacement to protect personnel and surrounding equipment. The current system was investigated to identify areas where efficiency, safety, and productivity could be improved. Several competing solutions, including fillers and bulk chemical storage, were determined along with the corresponding economic and safety studies. The completed study provides information for filler and storage options and provides the necessary legwork for purchase of a replacement system.

Communication Debugging Platform, Husam Beitello

Honors Theses

More and more products are becoming “connected” devices, integrating multiple communications subsystems into their design. These subsystems increase the complexity of a design, and require extensive testing and debugging before they reach an end user. The purpose of the project was to create a prototype for a peripheral device that enables bidirectional communication between a typical smartphone and another target device communicating using the infrared, Bluetooth, and/or CAN communication protocols. Such a device could then be used to debug the behavior of a product relying on these forms of communication, by running test procedures referred to as scripts from the …

2nd Annual Stonewall Lecture 04-16-2019, Roger Williams University School Of Law

School of Law Conferences, Lectures & Events

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Andrew Nazzaro, Oral History Interview, 2019, Matt Jones

Oral Histories

Dr. Andrew Nazzaro is co-founder and longtime instructor with the Eastern Michigan University Historic Preservation Program. Hired in 1970, Nazzaro and colleague Marshall McLennan worked to develop and design the Historic Preservation Program, receiving funding to initiate courses in 1979. An avid scholar and traveler, Nazzaro also maintained a presence in several African countries, and from 1979 until 1981 served as Chief of Party to Basic Education Development Program in Yemen. Nazzaro received Emeritus status when he retired in 2015.

The Current Volume 29 : Issue 29, Nova Southeastern University

Student Newspapers

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Educating Students To Educate Patients, Chelsey Lorenz

Nursing Capstones

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