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Juvenile Treatment: A Systematic Review Of Methadone On Juveniles After Incarceration, Joshua Bortieh
Juvenile Treatment: A Systematic Review Of Methadone On Juveniles After Incarceration, Joshua Bortieh
Criminal Justice Scholarly Projects
Methadone Maintenance Treatment (MMT) has emerged as a harm-reduction strategy for addressing opioid use disorder (OUD) among justice-involved juveniles. Despite its growing implementation, there remains limited consensus regarding its effectiveness in reducing recidivism, its ethical and legal implications, and the systemic barriers surrounding its administration. This study employed a systematic literature review (SLR) to examine the therapeutic, ethical, and criminological dimensions of MMT in juvenile justice populations. The review followed PRISMA 2020 guidelines and synthesized 15 peer-reviewed empirical studies published between 2010 and 2023. Data were sourced from four major electronic databases PubMed, PsycINFO, Scopus, and Web of Science using …
The Effect Of Gibberellins On Dwarf Millet Growth, Rylee Deckard, Reed Morrison, Chase Christopher, Amy Brice, Sanduni Galbokka Hewa, Malina Roberson, Matthew Palmer
The Effect Of Gibberellins On Dwarf Millet Growth, Rylee Deckard, Reed Morrison, Chase Christopher, Amy Brice, Sanduni Galbokka Hewa, Malina Roberson, Matthew Palmer
2025 Student Academic Showcase
Dwarf and semidwarf variants of agricultural plants are used to decrease lodging without decreasing crop yield. Some dwarf genotypes lack the ability to produce the growth hormone gibberellin, and others lack complete receptor pathways. Exogenous gibberellic acid (GA) was applied to four dwarf millet genotypes over the course of six weeks to determine what pathway for dwarfism each dwarf genotype was. Statistical analysis was done to analyze the relationship between GA applications and increased plant growth. It was found that all genotypes had some response to the treatment, though some were more extreme than others. Additionally, the treatment group had …
Stuffed Animals And Adults, Anna R. Reed
Stuffed Animals And Adults, Anna R. Reed
2025 Student Academic Showcase
Recently, stuffed animals have resurged in interest among children and adults. For example, in 2023, Squishmallows won Plush Toy of the Year at the annual Toy Association Awards. We surveyed 184 adult participants (18 or older) to identify who owns stuffed animals. We were interested in whether certain personality variables predict who has these toys and why adults retain interest in these toys. Among our participants, 71.7% owned stuffed animals. We hypothesized that adults with higher stress/anxiety would report increased likelihood of owning stuffed animals. This hypothesis was supported. An independent samples t-test showed that participants with stuffed animals reported …
Physical Attributes Of Competitive Collegiate Co-Ed Men, Base/Backspots, Flyers, And Tumblers, Grace M. Liebhart, Harry P. Cintineo
Physical Attributes Of Competitive Collegiate Co-Ed Men, Base/Backspots, Flyers, And Tumblers, Grace M. Liebhart, Harry P. Cintineo
2025 Student Academic Showcase
Cheerleading is a demanding sport often overlooked in research. This study examined physical attributes of 41 collegiate cheerleaders representing co-ed men, base/backspots, flyers, and tumblers. Participants underwent body composition, relative countermovement and squat jump, isometric mid-thigh pull, and 1RM seated military press assessments. Data were analyzed using ANOVA with gender adjustment followed by Bonferroni-adjusted post-hoc tests (α=0.05). Analyses showed significant positional differences for body fat percentage (P< 0.003), lean mass (P< 0.001), squat jump (P=0.034), and 1RM strength (P< 0.001). Bases/backspots had higher body fat percentage than flyers (P=0.016) with no other differences (P>0.110). Lean mass and 1RM strength were highest in co-ed men (P< 0.018) followed by bases/backspots and tumblers than flyers (P< 0.073). Post-hoc analysis revealed no differences in squat jump (P>0.052). These findings highlight unique physical characteristics of cheerleading positions and suggest implementation of specific strength training programs. Future investigations should …
The Application Of Gibberellin On Dwarf Mutant Millet Plant (Setaria Viridis), Catherine Philipps, Desirae Snyder, Elizabeth Dill, Joselyn Wood, Kaneez Moughal, Katherine Kellner, Rachel Wilson
The Application Of Gibberellin On Dwarf Mutant Millet Plant (Setaria Viridis), Catherine Philipps, Desirae Snyder, Elizabeth Dill, Joselyn Wood, Kaneez Moughal, Katherine Kellner, Rachel Wilson
2025 Student Academic Showcase
Gibberellin is a hormone found in many plants whose purpose is to promote the growth of stems and leaves. The application of gibberellin in differing concentrations was applied to different strains of dwarf mutant millet plants and was compared to a control of nonmutant wild-type millet plants. After the initial sprouting of each seed, 4 different concentrations of gibberellin: 0g gibberellin/1L water, 0.02g/L, 0.05g/L, and 0.15g/L, were applied to the stem of each plant. A regression analysis was performed on the heights of each plant to determine the effectiveness of the varying gibberellin concentrations on the growth of millet plants. …
Maintenance Of Anaerobic Power Across A Competitive Season In Collegiate Women’S Ice Hockey Playersquinn, Quinn M. Mclaren, Olivia J. Grabianowski, Molly K. Henderson, Kyle Sunderland
Maintenance Of Anaerobic Power Across A Competitive Season In Collegiate Women’S Ice Hockey Playersquinn, Quinn M. Mclaren, Olivia J. Grabianowski, Molly K. Henderson, Kyle Sunderland
2025 Student Academic Showcase
The purpose of this study was to examine changes in anaerobic power and capacity in women’s college ice hockey players from pre-season to post-season. Fourteen NCAA Division I female ice hockey players performed a 30-second Wingate test (WAnT) two weeks prior to the start of the competitive season and three weeks following the final game. Athletes completed a standardized warm-up including a short sprint on the cycle ergometer to prepare for the maximal effort test. The WAnT began from a rolling start, with the athlete pedaling at 100–110 RPM. Athletes then completed a 30-second all-out sprint against 9% body weight …
Why Should You Support Entrepreneurs?, Addison Forrester
Why Should You Support Entrepreneurs?, Addison Forrester
2025 Student Academic Showcase
I will give a presentation based on the research and facts on why supporting entrepreneurs is good for the United States economy. How can you support the economy? The answer is to shop small and support new. Entrepreneurs are the backbone of our society, driving innovation and creating jobs. This presentation will explore the impact of these entrepreneurs and how your choices can make a big difference.
Why People Play Foddian/Rage Games, David Kruse
Why People Play Foddian/Rage Games, David Kruse
2025 Student Academic Showcase
Many different video game genres capture and engage consumers by offering fun and engaging experiences. The fairly new genre of Foddian or rage games that are designed to make the player angry with clunky controls or unfair challenges. This genre has found a large audience despite seemingly subverting the usual game experience. This study will examine why Foddian players actively seek out experiences that are designed to be clunky and aggravating. This study would be to understand what needs Foddian games fulfill as outlined in the uses in gratification theory such as gaining knowledge, social interaction, or stress release. This …
Adverse Cognitions: The Impact Of Childhood Trauma On Brain Development, Faith Salamone
Adverse Cognitions: The Impact Of Childhood Trauma On Brain Development, Faith Salamone
2025 Student Academic Showcase
The effect of adverse experiences in childhood have been known to create lasting difficulties, even in adulthood. While it can be hard to determine the effects of childhood trauma on the brain, many studies have identified areas that appear to be negatively impacted by these adverse childhood experiences. This paper is a meta-analysis of eight articles that have attempted to investigate the effects of childhood trauma on the developing brain. These articles are specifically investigating the effects of childhood physical and/or sexual abuse. The areas that will be discussed in this paper are the prefrontal cortex, corpus callosum, the limbic …
Relationship Between Nutrition Knowledge And Body Composition Changes Across A Season In Collegiate Women’S Soccer, Emily M. Mowbray, Harry P. Cintineo, Kyle Sunderland
Relationship Between Nutrition Knowledge And Body Composition Changes Across A Season In Collegiate Women’S Soccer, Emily M. Mowbray, Harry P. Cintineo, Kyle Sunderland
2025 Student Academic Showcase
PURPOSE: To determine the relationship between athlete preseason nutrition knowledge and changes in body composition over a competition season. METHODS: Twenty NCAA Division I women’s soccer athletes (20 ± 2 y, 167.8 ± 6.5 cm, 64.4 ± 7.2 kg) participated. Before fall training, athletes completed the Abridged Nutrition for Sport Knowledge Questionnaire (A-NSKQ) to assess nutrition knowledge. Body composition was assessed via dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry (DEXA) pre-season and one week post-season. Spearman's rank correlations examined relationships between A-NSKQ scores and DEXAderived measures (α = 0.05). RESULTS: Total A-NSKQ score showed a significant positive correlation with change in % body fat …
Early Birds Or Night Owls: Who Is Getting The Best Sleep?, Josie Davis
Early Birds Or Night Owls: Who Is Getting The Best Sleep?, Josie Davis
2025 Student Academic Showcase
Chronotyping is categorizing individuals based on their sleep schedules. The two chronotypes are morning-types (M-type) and eveningtypes (E-types; Montralu et al., 2021). Heinrich et al. (2021) found that M-type individuals experienced better sleep quality than E-type individuals. Approximately 200 full time working individuals aged 20+ will be surveyed on their chronotype, sleep quality, and preferred exercise time. We hypothesize that M-type individuals will report better sleep quality than E-type individuals and will use an independent samples t-test to assess this. Additionally, we will categorize participants on matching or non-matching of chronotype and preferred exercise timing. The expectation is that the …
Exceptionality Project: Other Health Impairments, Brayden Pruett
Exceptionality Project: Other Health Impairments, Brayden Pruett
2025 Student Academic Showcase
This project examines Other Health Impairments (OHI) under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) and their impact on students' educational experiences. OHI includes chronic and acute health conditions like ADHD, epilepsy, diabetes, and asthma, which can limit a student's strength or alertness. The project aims to analyze the challenges faced by students with OHI and identify effective educational accommodations and interventions. It examines the role of 504 Plans and IEPs in ensuring equitable access to education, and emphasizes the importance of medical management, assistive technology, and advocacy. Key accomplishments include compiling best practices for educators, providing policy improvements, and …
Dietary Preferences And Food-Seeking Behavior Of Discoid Cockroaches, Blaberus Discoidalis, Claire O'Brien, Darcci Freie, Robert Larson
Dietary Preferences And Food-Seeking Behavior Of Discoid Cockroaches, Blaberus Discoidalis, Claire O'Brien, Darcci Freie, Robert Larson
2025 Student Academic Showcase
Blaberus discoidalis, commonly known as discoid cockroaches, are native to South American tropics where they consume leaf litter and decaying organic matter on forest floors. This experiment expands upon previous research concerning the diet preference of discoid cockroaches based on their loitering time when presented with different food types. Utilizing their preferred foods, peanuts, leaf litter, and banana, this experiment aims to determine how much of each food is being consumed to further support their diet preferences.
Peer Education On Alcohol Misuse For Fraternity Students At Lindenwood University, Ashley Herd, John Herron, Layaly Ramadan, Jenna Leong, Amy Estlund
Peer Education On Alcohol Misuse For Fraternity Students At Lindenwood University, Ashley Herd, John Herron, Layaly Ramadan, Jenna Leong, Amy Estlund
2025 Student Academic Showcase
Alcohol misuse presents a troubling problem across all college campuses in the United States. Our project works to educate Lindenwood University male fraternity students on the dangers of alcohol misuse and the larger effect of alcohol on one’s life. Over several weeks, the peer educators researched alcohol subjects and developed content to present to the fraternity members. Content featured in these sessions included general alcohol information, the dangers of mixing alcohol with prescription drugs, safe drinking tips, how neurodivergent individuals can have different reactions to alcohol, and alcohol's role in impacting their education, career, and relationship outcomes. The sessions were …
Establishing Academic Self-Reliance: A Researched-Backed Notetaking Theory, Matt Hollenberg
Establishing Academic Self-Reliance: A Researched-Backed Notetaking Theory, Matt Hollenberg
2025 Student Academic Showcase
With the growing prominence of AI, the need for humanity to grow along with AI has become paramount. As important a tool as AI can become, society must remain diligent to learn and strive to continue to rely on human intelligence. To properly wield such a tool requires the invaluable ability to interpret the information brought forth. This is not only crucial for the individual, but society. To achieve this, individuals should strive to take a grit-based approach to learning to grow along with the exponential rise of AI. The goal of this presentation is to encourage individuals to put …
Sensory Inclusion In The Dance Classroom, Hannah Shafer
Sensory Inclusion In The Dance Classroom, Hannah Shafer
2025 Student Academic Showcase
Dance has historically been inaccessible to individuals with unique sensory perceptions of the world. Throughout this research project, viable ways of accommodating for these perceptions will be explored. This will be done through research and the testimonies of individuals who currently live with a unique sensory perception. Unique sensory perceptions are not limited to just neurodivergent individuals (those with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, autism, obsessive compulsive disorder, and more), but also for those who do not have the ability to use one or more of their senses. While the information is curated with the intent for dance classrooms, it can …
Gibberlin In Millet Physiology, Torrie Ens, Bella Reaka, Claire Albrecht, Hannah Smallwood, Will Graham, Adam Staley, Garrett Steger, Erin Strong
Gibberlin In Millet Physiology, Torrie Ens, Bella Reaka, Claire Albrecht, Hannah Smallwood, Will Graham, Adam Staley, Garrett Steger, Erin Strong
2025 Student Academic Showcase
Gibberellin is a hormone in plants that affects growth. Gibberellin works to begin germination in grass seeds by stimulating amylase production. It may be possible to use gibberellin to understand why different millet variants exhibit dwarf growth. We grew and treated 4 different dwarf variants with a gibberellic acid solution to identify the ability of each plant to utilize gibberellin. We compared the growth in millet grown both with and without the solution to see the effects of gibberellin on each variant. Dwarf millets may not produce their own gibberellin, or they may lack the receptors to utilize gibberellin. Our …
Conformable Regulator Problems With Fixed Delay, Seth Baur, Joseph E. Smith, Nick Wintz
Conformable Regulator Problems With Fixed Delay, Seth Baur, Joseph E. Smith, Nick Wintz
2025 Student Academic Showcase
In this project, we consider processes guided by a conformable derivative first introduced by Khalil et al in 2014. This time-weighted derivative has many of the same properties as the classical derivative but lacks the semigroup property for the exponential. Here, we study a conformable linear system where the state and control are subject to the same fixed delay. Our process is also subject to wear and tear, represented by a cost functional. Our goal is to find an optimal control that minimizes this cost. This control is propagated by a quasi-Ricatti equation, which itself includes a time delay. Finally, …
Applications For The Conformable Information Filter, Sophia Hungerford, Joseph E. Smith, Nick Wintz
Applications For The Conformable Information Filter, Sophia Hungerford, Joseph E. Smith, Nick Wintz
2025 Student Academic Showcase
In this project, we offer application to our previously constructed information filter. The information filter is an algorithm used to estimate the information of a process corrupted in some way. The information filter is mathematically similar to the Kalman filter, widely used in navigation. Unlike the Kalman filter, the information filter propagates backwards in time and is more effective in smoothing. Here, our corrupted system is in terms of conformable derivative introduced by Khalil et al. in 2014. This time-weighted derivative shares many of the same properties as the classical derivative but lacks the usual semigroup property associated with the …
Barriers To Sports Participation Faced By Disabled Individuals, Bri Nelson
Barriers To Sports Participation Faced By Disabled Individuals, Bri Nelson
2025 Student Academic Showcase
My project is an exploration of the barriers to sports participation that disabled individuals face aside from their disability itself. The first barrier to sports participation that you might experience as a disabled individual would likely be psychological. Negative societal perceptions and portrayals of disabled people can diminish the confidence and self-belief necessary to pursue new athletic activities. Activities surrounding sports participation aside from the sport itself can be more time consuming for disabled athletes- getting ready before leaving the house, changing into the right clothes, and getting equipment on and together can take much longer for someone who is …
Institutional Advancement Committee Minutes, Clemson University Board Of Trustees, 2025 April 24, Clemson University Board Of Trustees
Institutional Advancement Committee Minutes, Clemson University Board Of Trustees, 2025 April 24, Clemson University Board Of Trustees
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Student Affairs Committee Minutes, Clemson University Board Of Trustees, 2025 April 24, Clemson University Board Of Trustees
Student Affairs Committee Minutes, Clemson University Board Of Trustees, 2025 April 24, Clemson University Board Of Trustees
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Educational Policy Committee Minutes, Clemson University Board Of Trustees, 2025 April 24, Clemson University Board Of Trustees
Educational Policy Committee Minutes, Clemson University Board Of Trustees, 2025 April 24, Clemson University Board Of Trustees
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Finance And Facilities Committee Minutes, Clemson University Board Of Trustees, 2025 April 25, Clemson University Board Of Trustees
Finance And Facilities Committee Minutes, Clemson University Board Of Trustees, 2025 April 25, Clemson University Board Of Trustees
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Integrating Sensory Processing And Self- Regulation Strategies In Daily Teaching Practices, Alana D. Foster, Angela L. Blackwell
Integrating Sensory Processing And Self- Regulation Strategies In Daily Teaching Practices, Alana D. Foster, Angela L. Blackwell
Spring 2025 OTD Capstone Symposium
This capstone project addressed the critical need for early childhood educators to improve their understanding and application of sensory processing and self-regulation strategies within the classroom setting. The project was implemented at an early learning center and aimed to enhance educators’ ability to support student participation and occupational performance through a structured coaching framework. Guided by Dunn’s Sensory Processing Framework and the Person-Environment-Occupation-Performance (PEOP) model, the intervention included five individualized coaching sessions and the development of two key capstone products: a sensory processing coaching framework and a sensory processing toolkit and activity binder. The coaching framework incorporated observational tools, quick …
Reminiscence-Based Occupational Therapy: A Concept Analysis, Paige E. Laurent, Steven M. Gerardi
Reminiscence-Based Occupational Therapy: A Concept Analysis, Paige E. Laurent, Steven M. Gerardi
Spring 2025 OTD Capstone Symposium
Dementia impacts cognitive function, emotional well-being, and occupational engagement, leading to diminished quality of life for older adults. Reminiscence therapy (RT) has been established as a viable approach to enhancing mood, cognitive performance, and social participation among individuals with dementia, however, its integration within occupational therapy (OT) practice remains under defined. The lack of the clear, defined role of OT in RBOT poses challenges for OT practitioners aiming to integrate reminiscence intervention within their scope of practice. The lack of a clearly defined role of OT in RBOT poses challenges for OT practitioners aiming to incorporate reminiscence interventions within their …
Educating Occupational Therapy Students On The Role, Scope, And Delivery Of Occupational Therapy Services In End-Of-Life Care, Zaria Favorite, Angela Labrie Blackwell, Shannon Kauppila
Educating Occupational Therapy Students On The Role, Scope, And Delivery Of Occupational Therapy Services In End-Of-Life Care, Zaria Favorite, Angela Labrie Blackwell, Shannon Kauppila
Spring 2025 OTD Capstone Symposium
Patients at the end-of-life (EoL) experience a decline in body functions and performance skills along with challenges in maintaining occupational roles, routines, habits, and performance patterns (American Occupational Therapy Association [AOTA], 2020). Despite their decline, patient want to continue to participate in their chosen occupations, which are unfulfilled due to the role, scope, and delivery of OT services in EoL care being misunderstood by OT students and practitioners, healthcare professionals, patients, families, and caregivers (Hammill et al., 2019; Knecht-Sabres et al., 2019; Mueller et al., 2021). There is a need for increased education and training so OT students can better …
Examination Of A Bench-Scale Model For Post-Wildfire Flood And Water Quality Mitigation Solutions, Cheyenne Ethridge
Examination Of A Bench-Scale Model For Post-Wildfire Flood And Water Quality Mitigation Solutions, Cheyenne Ethridge
Honors Theses
The objective of this study is to determine a potential low-cost, sustainable, and rapidly deployable solution for post-wildfire flood and water quality mitigation in communities reliant on surface water for drinking water. Coalinga, Fresno County, California was selected as a study area for a full-scale solution due to its high risk of wildfires, high social vulnerability, and relatively low community resilience. A bench-scale demonstration of the system directs water into a gravel infiltration zone surrounded by a weir perimeter and followed by a clarifier. Because of their abundance in the area, almond shells were explored as a coagulant additive to …
Canadian Security Intelligence Service (Csis), Bert Chapman
Canadian Security Intelligence Service (Csis), Bert Chapman
Libraries Faculty and Staff Presentations
April 24, 2025 presentation for Canada's GovInfo Day Spring 2025 hosted by Simon Fraser University in British Columbia and Internet Archive Canada. Provides information about the publicly available information resources produced by the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) which is the Canadian Government's foremost national intelligence agency. Provides information about this agency's statutory organization, types of publicly available reports they produce, information about other Canadian government intelligence agencies, and parliamentary oversight of Canadian government intelligence operations. Lists additional resources for finding information about CSIS and explains the benefits of having access to these resources for users.
Organizational Actions And Perceptions On Scope 3 Emissions And Regulatory Impacts On Measurement, Griffin Fill
Organizational Actions And Perceptions On Scope 3 Emissions And Regulatory Impacts On Measurement, Griffin Fill
Honors Theses
This study analyzed organizations’ actions and perceptions concerning Scope 3 emissions measurement and the impact that regulations have on the measurement of these emissions. Specifically, this study investigated if organizations measure Scope 3 emissions and their reasons for doing so, the impacts of the proposal and eventual removal of the SEC Scope 3 reporting requirements on organizations, and supply chain professionals’ perceptions regarding if more regulation concerning Scope 3 emissions would be beneficial or detrimental. The goal of this study was to get an initial idea regarding the questions posed, and this study had a pilot-level scope. Therefore, this study …