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Pee Dee Circuit Quarterly Conference Records, 1830-1846, Pee Dee Circuit Quarterly Conference

Methodist Local Church Records

Condition of the records is poor

Phoenix Circuit Quarterly Conference Records, 1919-1922, Phoenix Circuit Quarterly Conference

Methodist Local Church Records

Consists of Bethel, Mt. Vernon, and Rehoboth churches

Phoenix Circuit Quarterly Conference Records, 1899-1902, Phoenix Circuit Quarterly Conference

Methodist Local Church Records

Consists of Bethel, Rehoboth, Mt. Vernon, and Mt. Carmel churches

Phoenix Circuit Quarterly Conference Records, 1911-1914, Phoenix Circuit Quarterly Conference

Methodist Local Church Records

Consists of Bethel, Rehoboth, Mt. Vernon, McKendree, and Mt. Carmel churches

Phoenix Circuit Quarterly Conference Records, 1915-1915, Phoenix Circuit Quarterly Conference

Methodist Local Church Records

Consists of Bethel, Rehoboth, Mt. Vernon, and Mt. Carmel churches

Plum Branch Charge Membership Records, 1920-1950, Plum Branch Charge Conference

Methodist Local Church Records

Membership records for Asbury, Republican, Bordeaux, and St. Paul.

Phoenix Circuit Quarterly Conference Records, 1922-1936, Phoenix Circuit Quarterly Conference

Methodist Local Church Records

Consists of Bethel, Mt. Vernon, and Rehoboth churches

Phoenix Circuit Quarterly Conference Records, 1936-1941, Phoenix Circuit Quarterly Conference

Methodist Local Church Records

Consists of Bethel, Mt. Vernon, and Rehoboth churches

Republican Church, Plum Branch Charge, Membership Records, 1940s-1950s, Plum Branch Charge Conference

Methodist Local Church Records

Membership records for Republican

Republican Church, Plum Branch Charge, Membership Records, 1920s-1940s, Plum Branch Charge Conference

Methodist Local Church Records

Membership records for Republican

Phoenix Circuit Quarterly Conference Records, 1943-1953, Phoenix Circuit Quarterly Conference

Methodist Local Church Records

Consists of Bethel, Rehoboth, Mt. Vernon, and Mt. Carmel churches

Staff Education To Enhance Clinical Staff Knowledge Of Medication Adherence Strategies In Bipolar Disorder, George Niyi Ojewale

Walden Dissertations and Doctoral Studies

Medication nonadherence in bipolar disorder is a significant contributor to relapse, hospitalization, and functional decline. This doctor of nursing practice (DNP) staff education project addressed a practice gap at the project site involving inconsistent clinician knowledge and absence of a standardized approach to adherence education. The practice-focused question for this project was: How does implementing an evidence-based staff educational program improve clinical staff knowledge in supporting medication adherence in patients with bipolar disorder? The purpose of this project was to implement a structured, evidence-based educational intervention to improve clinician knowledge related to medication adherence strategies. The intervention consisted of a …

Electrical Leaders’ Effective Strategies To Reduce Workplace Fatalities And Injuries, Amy Clark

Walden Dissertations and Doctoral Studies

Workplace electrical safety programs help reduce injuries and fatalities, yet some U.S. electrical leaders who manage safety programs and oversee safety issues lack effective strategies to sustain safe environments to reduce electrical accidents. Grounded in Heinrich’s incident/accident pyramid theory and behavior-based safety theory, this qualitative pragmatic inquiry explored strategies used by six electrical leaders who successfully reduced workplace incidents. Data were collected through semistructured interviews and document analysis and analyzed using Castleberry and Nolen’s inductive thematic approach. Key themes included hazard identification, controls, personal protective equipment and inspections, common challenges (time, resistance, complacency), communication and engagement, safety culture and leadership, …

Workplace Loneliness And The Impact Of Social Connections In Distributed Teams, Belkys Stallings

Walden Dissertations and Doctoral Studies

Workplace loneliness is a growing organizational challenge as the rise of distributed teams reshapes opportunities for social connection and engagement. Business leaders need to understand this challenge because it is associated with reduced belonging, lower job satisfaction, diminished productivity, and increased turnover intentions. The purpose of this quantitative correlational study was to examine the extent to which distributed team environments (remote, hybrid, or flexible) impacted workplace loneliness and whether social connectedness moderated this relationship. Social exchange theory, self-determination theory, and Weiss’s concept of loneliness grounded this study. The participants comprised 84 adults working full-time in distributed team environments across the …

Socioeconomic Determinants Of Malaria Infection Among Pregnant Women In Cameroon, Sub-Saharan Africa, Arnold Akosah Muluh

Walden Dissertations and Doctoral Studies

Malaria during pregnancy is a significant public health issue in Cameroon, affecting maternal health and birth outcomes. Despite preventive measures, disparities exist among socioeconomic groups and between urban and rural areas. The study was guided by the social-ecological model and explored how socioeconomic factors and geographic location influence malaria infection in pregnant women. Specifically, the impact of wealth index, maternal education, and healthcare access on infection rates, considering maternal age, parity, and residence, was examined. Quantitative data from the Cameroon DHS Phase 8 were used (N=1204). The sample included pregnant women with valid malaria test results. Chi-Square tests and binary …

Davis V. Dist. Ct., 123 Nev. Adv. Op. 58 (Aug. 27, 2026), Tristen Fleig

Nevada Supreme Court Summaries

In Davis v. Dist. Ct., the Supreme Court upheld the court's authority to issue orders and impose sanctions during discovery, after Petitioner claimed NAC 641.234(3) limited the court's authority to order disclosure of psychologist data.

Re: Draft Final Butte Priority Soils Operable Unit Unreclaimed Sites Field Sampling And Investigation Plan: Ur-51 –Area Near Bres No. 50 – Zelia And Mountain Con Mine, Mike Mcanulty

Silver Bow Creek/Butte Area Superfund Site

No abstract provided.

The Indiana Statesman, August 27, 2026, Indiana State University

Student Newspaper

What to know about Emotional Support Animals; Annual street fair hits campus

Usa V. Cedrick Hodges

2026 Decisions

USDC for the District of New Jersey

Detecting Hazards At Rail Grade Crossings Using Computer Vision And Ai, Silvia Flores-Osuna, Gasser G. Ali, Darren Espinoza, Felix Chavez, Constantine Tarawneh

Mechanical Engineering Faculty Publications

The Federal Railroad Administration reported a total of 2,250 highway-rail incidents during 2024. Continuous efforts by transportation agencies aim to lower these numbers by spreading awareness, improving infrastructure, and installing warning devices. Efforts have been made to enhance safety at these crossings using a variety of innovative technologies; however, there remains a need for a robust and cost-effective system capable of detecting hazards at various crossings under diverse climate and lighting conditions. This paper explores the application of artificial intelligence and deep learning to develop a Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) for image-level multi-class classification of hazards at grade crossings, including …

Utah Vegetable Production Guide (5th Edition), Nick Volesky, Marion Murray, Amelia Olds, Bridger Carey

All Current Publications

This guide, written by a collection of Utah State University (USU) Extension faculty and specialists, provides information on general Utah vegetable production, soil, nutrient, and water management, integrated pest management practices, and pesticides. The included chapters cover various vegetable crops, including brassicas, cucurbits, leafy greens, potatoes, legumes, onions, root crops, sweet corn, and solanaceous crops.

Growth With New And Old Technologies, Bernardo S. C. Ribeiro

Cowles Foundation Discussion Papers

This paper proposes a semi-endogenous growth theory that incorporates technology vintages and the endogenous evolution of multiple technological paradigms through innovation. It provides a characterization of both balanced growth equilibrium and transitional dynamics in an environment where new technologies continuously emerge. From a positive perspective, the model rationalizes two distinct empirical patterns. Using two centuries of US patent data, I first document that the age profile of patents has a pronounced hump shape: most contemporary patents build upon technologies that are between 50 and 100 years old. Second, this age profile has remained stable throughout the past century. From a …

2026-08-27 Provost Martin Speaks On Commencement Controversy, Dylan Berman

The Spectator Online

No abstract provided.

V.63-2, 2026 Masthead

San Diego Law Review

No abstract provided.

The Oxymoron At The Heart Of Delaware’S Making Elon Happy Legislation, Franklin A. Gevurtz

San Diego Law Review

This Article proceeds as follows: Part II provides the background by giving a brief overview of the law governing transactions between a controlling stockholder and the corporation or its minority stockholders; laying out the complaints about recent Delaware court decisions applying this law; and explaining how S.B.-21 responded to these complaints through a belt and suspenders approach of narrowing both the definition of controlling stockholder and the difference in the legal treatment between controlling stockholder transactions and transactions with conflicted directors.

Part III explains the fundamental inconsistency created by the statute’s effort to limit the definition of controlling stockholder by …

Liberty As Entitlement In The Common Law, Joshua C. Tate

San Diego Law Review

In recent decades, some Justices of the U.S. Supreme Court have questioned the broad definition of liberty that is the basis for the doctrine of substantive due process.  In his dissenting opinion in Obergefell v. Hodges, for example, Justice Thomas argued that liberty in the common-law tradition “has long been understood as individual freedom from governmental action, not as a right to a particular governmental entitlement.”  This Article will argue that such a narrow definition excludes many instances in which the common law used “liberty” as a synonym for “privilege” or “entitlement.”  Treatises that were well-known to the Framers …

Enhancing Protections For Professionals Who Report Misconduct As Required By A Fiduciary Duty Or A Professional Code Of Conduct, Nicholas Daniel Seger, Kelli Myers

San Diego Law Review

Whistleblowers play a critical role in maintaining ethical standards within professional environments, yet current legal frameworks often leave professionals who report misconduct vulnerable to severe retaliation.  Despite clear ethical and fiduciary duties requiring professionals, including attorneys, accountants, and medical providers, to report known misconduct, those who fulfill these obligations may face termination, reputational harm, and financial loss.  The case of Bohatch v. Butler & Binion starkly illustrates the chilling effect of insufficient legal protections, where a partner’s adherence to her ethical duty resulted in professional exile.  Without robust legal safeguards, professionals are left to navigate a treacherous landscape where integrity …

Snap Into Action: Standardizing Nursing Neurologic Assessments In Pediatric Oncology, Katherine Smith, Jessica Mcwhorter, Cara Gliddon, Barbara Poloskey, Sanjiv Mehta, Kimberly Digerolamo

International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)

Background: Nursing neurologic assessments are essential for timely recognition and escalation of changes in neurologic status (1-3). However, nursing neurologic assessments lacked standardization on a 51-bed pediatric oncology and bone marrow transplant unit. Approximately 40% of emergency transfers (4) over three years were related to neurologic changes and nurses lacked confidence in performing neurologic assessments.

Purpose: The purpose of this quality improvement project was to standardize the process for nursing neurologic assessments, with aims to: 1) increase nurses’ confidence in performing neurologic assessments and 2) decrease emergency transfers related to changes in neurologic status.

Methods: The Serial Neurologic Assessment in …

A Language We Built Together: A Physician Assistant’S Reflection On A Renal Transplant, Oviya Mahendran, Sampathkumar Sakthi Selvakumar

Journal of Wellness

This is not just a story of kidney transplantation in a tertiary care hospital in a tier-2 city of South India. It is all about a true clinical journey of resilience, where a young woman with congenital hearing loss, battling chronic kidney disease, discovered hope, understanding, and companionship through a physician assistant's compassionate communication.

The Relative Strength Of Compulsive Reward-Driven Eating, Weight Self-Efficacy, And Physical Appearance Comparison In Predicting Feelings Of Self-Worth, Kathleen Rowe

Walden Dissertations and Doctoral Studies

Walden University College of Psychology and Community Services This is to certify that the doctoral dissertation by Kathleen Rowe has been found to be complete and satisfactory in all respects, and that any and all revisions required by the review committee have been made. Review Committee Dr. Hedy Dexter, Committee Chairperson, Psychology Faculty Dr. Medha Talpade, Committee Member, Psychology Faculty Chief Academic Officer and Provost Sue Subocz, Ph.D. Walden University 2026