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Understanding Physical Therapist Student Defined Success: A Qualitative Study, Katie Graves, Lindsay Gietzen
Understanding Physical Therapist Student Defined Success: A Qualitative Study, Katie Graves, Lindsay Gietzen
Pacific Journal of Health
Purpose: To (1) investigate student defined success in physical therapist education, and (2) generate key themes from the students’ perspective related to success to enhance physical therapist and health professions education. Method: A qualitative study was conducted through a series of focus groups with 13 first-year and 13 second-year Doctor of Physical Therapy students. Study participants were asked open-ended questions regarding student success and the associated contextual factors. An inductive coding method with thematic analysis utilizing Dedoose software identified major themes. Results: The use of focus groups allowed for in-depth participant discussion, with sample excerpts presented. Data analysis yielded five …
Breaking Down The Walls: Changes To Single-Family Residential Zoning To Improve Housing Affordability And Inclusivity, Jackson Barton, J.D.
Breaking Down The Walls: Changes To Single-Family Residential Zoning To Improve Housing Affordability And Inclusivity, Jackson Barton, J.D.
Lincoln Memorial University Law Review Archive
Single-family residential zoning has long been a method to keep unwanted individuals and families out of wealthier, more affluent neighborhoods. What area an individual or family lives in can dictate many aspects of their lives, including their job opportunities, access to health care, and their kids’ education options. By implementing changes to single-family zoning and allowing higher population density in suburbs and small towns, cities and states can create neighborhoods that are welcoming to a wide range of the socioeconomic spectrum.This comment discusses the changes that many states, municipalities, and cities have made to their long-standing zoning schemes in the …
The New And Improved Vawa: A Look Into State Law And Local Nuisance Ordinances After The 2022 Reauthorization, Alexis Stevens, J.D.
The New And Improved Vawa: A Look Into State Law And Local Nuisance Ordinances After The 2022 Reauthorization, Alexis Stevens, J.D.
Lincoln Memorial University Law Review Archive
The Violence Against Women Act has protected victims of domestic violence, dating violence, stalking and sexual harassment for over 30 years now. The Act has been reauthorized four times, providing stronger protection for victims each time. The most recent reauthorization in 2022 includes protection for domestic violence victims against chronic nuisance ordinances. These ordinances allow municipalities to punish landlords and tenants if a tenant calls the police too many times to the property, including times in which a domestic violence victim, seeking help, calls the police on their perpetrator. Many states have enacted statutes that align with the 2022 Reauthorization …
The Low-Income Housing Tax Credit In 2024: Where Have We Been And Where Are We Going?, Kelley Moore, J.D.
The Low-Income Housing Tax Credit In 2024: Where Have We Been And Where Are We Going?, Kelley Moore, J.D.
Lincoln Memorial University Law Review Archive
The Low-Income Housing Tax Credit was introduced by Congress to incentivize private developers to create more affordable housing supply in the United States. The LIHTC is the largest affordable housing development program and is responsible for the creation of most affordable housing in the U.S. In simple terms, developers are given tax credits for committing to keep rent affordable for a minimum of 30 years. Given that that program is approximately 32 years old, we are just now seeing what is happening to properties that were created by the help of the LIHTC when their developers or owners no longer …
Amplifying Climate Action: San Diego’S Climate Action Plan (Cap) Dashboard, San Diego Regional Climate Collaborative, Courtney Chinn, Marius Van Dongen
Amplifying Climate Action: San Diego’S Climate Action Plan (Cap) Dashboard, San Diego Regional Climate Collaborative, Courtney Chinn, Marius Van Dongen
San Diego Regional Climate Collaborative
The City of San Diego boasts a strong tourism and recreation industry, partly attributed to the City’s temperate climate. In recent years, extreme weather events tied to climate change have led to an even stronger focus on mitigation and resilience. In 2015, the City adopted a Climate Action Plan (CAP), which was most recently updated in 2022. The CAP established the goal for the community to reach net zero emissions by 2035. In the fall of 2024, to boost the efforts of the CAP, the City of San Diego published their online Climate Action Plan platform, the CAP Dashboard. The …
Understanding California’S 2025 Energy Code, San Diego Regional Climate Collaborative, Caroline Stillitano
Understanding California’S 2025 Energy Code, San Diego Regional Climate Collaborative, Caroline Stillitano
San Diego Regional Climate Collaborative
California’s 2025 Energy Code is set to take effect in January 2026. Triannual updates to the Energy Code advance the state’s clean energy and climate resilience goals. For 2025, key updates include expanded heat pump requirements, electric-ready requirements, enhanced ventilation standards, and updated solar and battery storage regulations. These updates aim to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, lower energy costs, and improve public health in California. This case study outlines the main components of the 2025 updates to the California Energy Code (Title 24, Part 6), highlights expected impacts, and identifies financial incentives and programs available to support compliance and facilitate …
The Call, May 2025, Lindenwood University
The Call, May 2025, Lindenwood University
The Call
The Call is an electronic newsletter produced by the Lindenwood College of Arts and Humanities.
Long-Term Care Services And Support In The Mountain West, 2023, Taylor Volk, Ivan Sun, Miguel Soriano Ralston, Kristian Thymianos, Caitlin J. Saladino, William E. Brown Jr.
Long-Term Care Services And Support In The Mountain West, 2023, Taylor Volk, Ivan Sun, Miguel Soriano Ralston, Kristian Thymianos, Caitlin J. Saladino, William E. Brown Jr.
Health
This fact sheet presents data from the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) report, “Long-Term Services and Supports 2023 State Scorecard Report,” comparing Long-Term Services and Supports (LTSS) systems across multiple dimensions of performance for older adults, people with physical disabilities, and family caregivers for all 50 states. This fact sheet focuses on state-level LTSS system data for the Mountain West states of Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, and Utah.
Executive Committee - Minutes, 5/6/2025, Academic Senate
Executive Committee - Minutes, 5/6/2025, Academic Senate
Academic Senate Minutes
No abstract provided.
The Lasting Legacy Of Dr. Fritz Smith And Dr. Aminah Raheem: Founders Of Zero Balancing And Soul Lightening/Insight Acupressure, Deanna Waggy Otr
The Lasting Legacy Of Dr. Fritz Smith And Dr. Aminah Raheem: Founders Of Zero Balancing And Soul Lightening/Insight Acupressure, Deanna Waggy Otr
Journal of Transformative Touch
Dr. Fritz Smith and Dr. Aminah Raheem were pioneers in the field of holistic bodywork. Their innovative techniques, Zero Balancing (ZB) and Insight Acupressure (formerly Soul Lightening International), helped shape integrative medicine practitioners around the globe. Their marriage not only symbolized a personal union but also a professional synergy, with their complementary therapies offering a yin-yang approach to mind-body healing. Their legacy continues through the many practitioners trained in Zero Balancing and Soul Lightening/Insight Acupressure and the various organizations that uphold their commitment to research, education, and professional standards.
Faculty Senate Meeting, 59th Senate Agenda (5/6/2025), Csusb Faculty Senate
Faculty Senate Meeting, 59th Senate Agenda (5/6/2025), Csusb Faculty Senate
CSUSB Faculty Senate records
No abstract provided.
Faculty Senate Meeting, 60th Senate Organizational Meeting Agenda (5/6/2025), Csusb Faculty Senate
Faculty Senate Meeting, 60th Senate Organizational Meeting Agenda (5/6/2025), Csusb Faculty Senate
CSUSB Faculty Senate records
No abstract provided.
Making Visible Leadership Characteristics And Actions In Fostering Collective Teacher Efficacy: A Cross-Case Study, Donald R. Mendenhall, Suzanne H. Jones, Leann G. Putney
Making Visible Leadership Characteristics And Actions In Fostering Collective Teacher Efficacy: A Cross-Case Study, Donald R. Mendenhall, Suzanne H. Jones, Leann G. Putney
Teacher Education and Leadership Faculty Publications
Poverty can contribute to students' struggles with academic success, yet these struggles may be mitigated in schools with high levels of collective teacher efficacy (CTE). The purpose of this study was to identify effective Title I-eligible schools, serving a high percentage of financially disadvantaged students, while also maintaining high levels of CTE. Two schools were selected for cross-case analysis to explore how leadership characteristics and actions nurtured and sustained schoolwide CTE. The methodology used in this study was a qualitative cross-case analysis. The researchers purposefully selected the schools as cases based on the level of CTE existing in the schools. …
Webdesign Jayasaintfrances.Com, Taylor Mcauliffe
Webdesign Jayasaintfrances.Com, Taylor Mcauliffe
Publications and Research
No abstract provided.
Textbook Affordability Committee Minutes, May 6, 2025, Textbook Affordability Committee
Textbook Affordability Committee Minutes, May 6, 2025, Textbook Affordability Committee
Textbook Affordability Committee
No abstract provided.
Governing Climate Mobility: A Case Study Of Urban Education Policies In Mexico City, Mattie Carroll
Governing Climate Mobility: A Case Study Of Urban Education Policies In Mexico City, Mattie Carroll
Working Papers
Mexico’s migration landscape is shaped by internal displacement, return migration, and transit migration, increasingly influenced by the social and environmental pressures of climate change. Mexico City, as both the capital and most populous urban center, plays a central role in receiving and shaping the experiences of mobile and displaced populations.This paper uses climate mobility as an entry point to examine the intersection of migration, education policy, and integration in Mexico City.
Drawing on the mobilities paradigm, the study challenges fixed categories of migration and settlement, emphasizing how movement is embedded in everyday life and reshapes both people and places. Rather …
Shakespeare’S Murderous World: Not A Doomed Reality, Afton Fay
Shakespeare’S Murderous World: Not A Doomed Reality, Afton Fay
The Criterion
No abstract provided.
Federalizing Professionalism: How The Seventh Circuit Rewrote Indiana Ethics Law, Leonard C. Brahin, J.D.
Federalizing Professionalism: How The Seventh Circuit Rewrote Indiana Ethics Law, Leonard C. Brahin, J.D.
Lincoln Memorial University Law Review Archive
While sitting in diversity and adjudicating a federal question, federal courts are occasionally tasked with handling ethical questions about attorney conduct. Despite the frequency that such issues emerge, there are neither uniform federal ethics rules for attorneys nor a consensus amongst the circuits on how to apply (or even use) state ethics rules. Some federal courts have adopted the ethics rules of the state in which they sit. Others have no rules at all. In the Seventh Circuit, federal courts have adopted and interpreted the ethics rules of the states where they sit, independent from state courts and commissions that …
A Court Under Scrutiny: How Ethical Failures Endanger The Legitimacy Of The Supreme Court, Presley A. Overbey, J.D.
A Court Under Scrutiny: How Ethical Failures Endanger The Legitimacy Of The Supreme Court, Presley A. Overbey, J.D.
Lincoln Memorial University Law Review Archive
This Note explores the deepening legitimacy crisis facing the United States Supreme Court, arguing that ethical failures among its justices have eroded public confidence in the institution and threaten the foundational principles of American democracy. Beginning with an analysis of Institutional legitimacy and its relationship to public acceptance, this Note articulates why legitimacy, not merely power or authority, is essential to the judiciary’s function. Tracing the historical development of the Court and its evolving public perception, this Note Examines recent ethical controversies involving Supreme Court justices that have contributed to its growing unpopularity. It critiques the Court’s existing ethical framework, …
Federal Habeas Corpus: Actual Innocence Or Actual Indifference, Meganne Lee-Rogers, J.D.
Federal Habeas Corpus: Actual Innocence Or Actual Indifference, Meganne Lee-Rogers, J.D.
Lincoln Memorial University Law Review Archive
It is a fact that innocent people have been convicted of crimes they have not committed and sentenced to imprisonment or death. Habeas corpus is a long standing, fundamental right to challenge improper detention. While one intended use of habeas corpus was to seek release from custody due to innocence, federal law has made the process to obtain such relief nearly impossible.This Note explores the history of habeas corpus and its transformation of what it looks like in America today through the Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act (AEDPA). A specific focus is placed on the pitfalls created by the …
Who Does It Best? A Fifty-State Comparison Of The Laws Surrounding Methamphetamine, Trinity Bledsoe Bryant, J.D.
Who Does It Best? A Fifty-State Comparison Of The Laws Surrounding Methamphetamine, Trinity Bledsoe Bryant, J.D.
Lincoln Memorial University Law Review Archive
Methamphetamine abuse remains a significant public health and criminal justice issue across the United States. Despite its widespread impact, states have taken varied legislative approaches to combat possession, distribution, and use. This Note provides a comprehensive fifty-state comparison of methamphetamine-related laws, examining key legal provisions, penalties, and alternative rehabilitative procedures. By analyzing trends in legislation, the Note highlights which states enforce the most stringent or lenient policies and evaluates their effectiveness in reducing the use of methamphetamine within the state. The findings aim to inform policymakers and legal professionals on best practices for combating methamphetamine abuse while balancing public health …
Judicial Interpretations Of Emancipation: Comparative Analysis Of Antebellum Court Decisions In The Slaveholding States, Evan Matthew Gelobter, J.D.
Judicial Interpretations Of Emancipation: Comparative Analysis Of Antebellum Court Decisions In The Slaveholding States, Evan Matthew Gelobter, J.D.
Lincoln Memorial University Law Review Archive
This article examines judicial interpretations of emancipation laws in the antebellum South, focusing on Alabama, Mississippi, Georgia, South Carolina, and North Carolina. It investigates how courts enforced and occasionally challenged legislative restrictions on manumission, revealing the judiciary’s dual role in both preserving and, in rare cases, moderating the institution of slavery. Through a comparative analysis of landmark cases, the study highlights the tension between statutory mandates and judicial discretion, illustrating how legal frameworks reinforced racial hierarchies while occasionally permitting emancipation under narrowly defined circumstances, such as relocation to free states or foreign territories. The article demonstrates that courts consistently prioritized …
Fourth And Fifth Circuits Split Over Geofencing In Fourth Amendment Interpretation, Mollye O'Rourke, J.D.
Fourth And Fifth Circuits Split Over Geofencing In Fourth Amendment Interpretation, Mollye O'Rourke, J.D.
Lincoln Memorial University Law Review Archive
In 2024 the Fourth and Fifth Circuits split over the issue of location history retrieved via geofencing. The Fourth Circuit held in United States v. Chatrie, that enabling one’s cell phone location history is consent for the government to retroactively view location history without a warrant. However, the Fifth Circuit held in United States v. Smith, that when the government uses location history data, it conducts a general search, which they said is unconstitutional even with a warrant. This note analyzes the split and proposes a modification of the third party doctrine that would maintain the equilibrium of powers between …
Decedent Management Station, Providence Special Pathogens Program
Decedent Management Station, Providence Special Pathogens Program
Conferences
No abstract provided.
Next Steps In Spreading Preparedness, Not Pathogens..., Christa Arguinchona
Next Steps In Spreading Preparedness, Not Pathogens..., Christa Arguinchona
Conferences
No abstract provided.
Getting An “A” In Category A Waste, Christa Arguinchona
Getting An “A” In Category A Waste, Christa Arguinchona
Conferences
No abstract provided.
Influenza Talk Proposed Titles, Henry Arguinchona
An Overview Of The Lassa Fever Responce In Iowa, Michael Hartley
An Overview Of The Lassa Fever Responce In Iowa, Michael Hartley
Conferences
No abstract provided.
Region 10 Special Pathogen Transport Preparedness, Providence - Special Pathogens Program
Region 10 Special Pathogen Transport Preparedness, Providence - Special Pathogens Program
Conferences
No abstract provided.
When Zebras Attack: Special Pathogens Preparedness In An Ever-Changing World, Jonathan Grien
When Zebras Attack: Special Pathogens Preparedness In An Ever-Changing World, Jonathan Grien
Conferences
No abstract provided.