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The Ripple Effects Of Microaggressions: Understanding Employee Responses And The Moderating Role Of Racial Representation At Work, Tyleen Lopez

Wayne State University Dissertations

Despite the advancement of research on microaggressions, their impact on employees’ emotional well-being and behavior remains unclear (Fattoracci & King, 2023). In response, I examine the associations between microaggressions, hurt feelings, and counterproductive work behaviors (i.e., withdrawal and production deviance). Additionally, I consider racial representation as a potential moderator. Drawing upon social identity theory, social categorization theory, and the Stressor-Emotion Model, I argue that microaggressions lead to hurt feelings, prompting employees to engage in counterproductive work behaviors as a coping mechanism (Tajfel & Turner, 1979; Tajfel et al., 1971; Spector & Fox, 2005). Furthermore, I argue that the positive indirect …

Centering Sisterhood: An Exploration Of Black Mothers’ Wellness Experiences Through A Group Therapy Intervention, Kimberly Stokes

Wayne State University Dissertations

The brilliance of Black mothers has centered their community’s progression and perseverance for centuries. Yet, most of the psychological research is either absent or promotes a deficit-framing of their experiences. In the present study, I use critical qualitative methodology to center the wellness experiences of Black mothers through analyzing a group therapy intervention entitled, Invincible Black Women. I aimed to promote strength-based, holistic research and practice for Black mothers. The research questions guiding this study focused on group participants’ definitions and applications of care practices as well as the role of mothering as explained in group therapy sessions. Sessions were …

Change! Adapt! How Digitization Saved My Institution’S Archival Program, Janet Hauck

SPU Works

No abstract provided.

How To Sustain An Archival Program Even When Your Staff Is Cut!, Janet Hauck

SPU Works

No abstract provided.

Poverty, Fresh Starts, And The Social Safety Net, Michelle Lyon Drumbl

Scholarly Articles

For decades low-income families have relied on the filing of individual income tax returns to claim critical social welfare benefits in the form of refundable tax credits, most notably the Earned Income Tax Credit and the Child Tax Credit. But what happens to those families when the social safety net is not enough to meet their financial obligations, and they must seek a fresh start by filing for bankruptcy?

This Article, at the intersection of tax law, bankruptcy law, and the social safety net, examines the ways in which state bankruptcy laws treat refundable tax credits when an individual debtor …

Graduate Student Literature Review From "The Development Of The Brouwer Equation To Estimate Heat Production: Past, Present, And Future Perspectives" In Journal Of Dairy Science (2025), Addison L. Carroll, Paul J. Kononoff, Tami M. Brown-Brandl

Department of Animal Science: Faculty Publications

Appendix 1, supplemental to "The development of the Brouwer equation to estimate heat production: Past, present, and future perspectives," Journal of Dairy Science (2025).

Volume Viii, Fall 2025, International Anchoritic Society

International Anchoritic Society Newsletter

No abstract provided.

Identifying The Guilty, Protecting The Innocent: Amending The Federal Rules Of Evidence To Address Admissibility Of Eyewitness Identification, Louisa M. A. Heiny

University of Michigan Journal of Law Reform

Mistaken eyewitness identification is among the most common factors in wrongful conviction cases. Indeed, hundreds of innocent defendants have been convicted for a crime they did not commit, their fate sealed by an eyewitness who convincingly, but mistakenly, testified, “That’s the one!”

Scientific researchers have documented the fallibility of eyewitness identification for decades. Their collective work has produced recommendations for eyewitness identification reform, focusing on procedural problems most likely to result in mistaken identification. The law in this area, however, has not kept pace with the science. Rather than representing a cohesive series of safeguards against inaccurate eyewitness identifications, federal …

Dispatches From Amendment Valley, Alison Lacroix

Articles

No abstract provided.

Preface To The Collected Poems Of Muriel Rukeyser. Attached To A Letter From Kertesz To Rukeyser, Feb. 17 1978, Muriel Rukeyser

Archival Materials

Type-written three-page Preface to The Collected Poems of Muriel Rukeyser. The preface was written by Rukeyser, and dedicated, in a hand-written note on the upper right of page one, "for Louise with Love, Muriel."

Handwritten Question Sheet, Louise Kertesz

Archival Materials

Two pages of original, handwritten questions. The first page is written on with black, blue, and red pen. One of the eight questions on the first page is "You do indeed write all night long?" The second page is written with black and blue pens. The first question on this page is, "Was the film ever made?"

Question Sheet With Notes By Kertesz, June 17, Louise Kertesz

Archival Materials

A typewritten, two-page original copy of a paper labeled "Questions, June 17." The questions are about The Traces of Thomas Hariot and other works, and about people such as Cyril Stanley Smith, Ann Burlak, and Isidor Schneider. Louise Kertesz wrote several notes on the two pages. Questions on page two refer to Rebecca Pitts, Houdini, and Rexroth's observation in With Eye & Ear, that "most of the old poetic establishment and their new recruits wrote little poetry during the war. In their comfortable roomettes on the propaganda gravy train they were too busy turning our redundant packages of unusable morale …

Letter From Rukeyser To Kertesz, September 8 1978, Muriel Rukeyser

Archival Materials

Dated September 8th, 1978, from Muriel Rukeyser to Louise Kertesz. Envelope with three sheets of handwritten editorial notes inside. On the back of one sheet, Muriel writes a short explanatory comment: “These scribbles are mainly proofreading, uninvited and almost involuntary. Thank you for your letter. Either date is possible. Love, Muriel Rukeyser.” The three pieces of paper have page numbers referring to the manuscript of The Poetic Vision of Muriel Rukeyser, with Muriel’s comments next to them. There is a message on the back of the envelope in Muriel’s handwriting: “jotting–a pen just given me by Bill Meredith."

Letter From Rukeyser To Kertesz, August 9 1976, Muriel Rukeyser

Archival Materials

An original handwritten two-page letter to Louise Kertesz from Muriel Rukeyser, dated August 9, 1976. Muriel states that whatever happened to Louise’s daughter is wonderful news, and sends good wishes to Louise and her family. Monica McCall had found reviews of Body of Waking in her office at ICM, along with "the plays." The second part of the letter states that Muriel will be in London from the 19th to September 3rd for the P.E.N. Congress, where she will speak on "the Truth of Imagination" in poetry. The letter is attached with a paper clip to a seventeen-page bundle of …

Kenneth Rexroth's Introduction To Kertesz's Book On Rukeyser, 1978, Kenneth Rexroth

Archival Materials

Original copy of Kenneth Rexroth’s introduction to Louise Kertesz’s book on Muriel Rukeyser, dated December 5th, 1978. There are underlines, marks, and additional notes on the introduction papers. Page 1 of 7.

Letter From Muriel Rukeyser To Louise Kertesz, Muriel Rukeyser

Archival Materials

An original, two-page typewritten letter, dated April 1976. The letter was written by Muriel Rukeyser to Louise Kertesz. Rukeyser begins the letter with "Dear Louise Kertesz." Apparently she had gotten a first "glimpse" of Louise at a poetry reading earlier that year at Assumption College in Worcester, Massachusetts. In the letter, Rukeyser answers Louise's questions. She explains, for instance, that "Noguchi the scientist as a baby was scalded. The story goes that he was saved by his mother's care; she kept herself awake by propping up her eyelids."

Question Sheet With Notes By Kertesz, June 10 1977, Louise Kertesz

Archival Materials

A typewritten, original copy of a stapled sheet called "Questions June 10, 1977." There are fourteen questions, and the first question is, “Who is “Mr. Crystal." These are questions about "Breaking Open" and "The Speed of Darkness." Louise placed handwritten notes by each of the questions. On page two, Kertesz poses questions about Hariot. She also writes: "I see you finding your own spiritual ancestors as you find Hariot's: Bruno believing in an infinity of worlds and continual creation defying entropy..., Nicholas Cusa needing 'to enter the darkness' to find the Face. Hariot and his spiritual kin are to you …

Question Sheet With Notes By Kertesz, July 5 1977, Louise Kertesz

Archival Materials

A three page question sheet labeled “Questions 5 July 1977”. The page contains questions about Speed of Darkness; F. O. Matthiessen; whether or not Rukeyser was writing poetry "steadilly" during WWII; details about Rukeyser’s teaching experience, such as when and where she had taught; and Rukeyser’s poetic activities in 1947 and the 1950s. Louise wrote notes on all three pages of the question sheet. The second page contains questions about Allen Ginsberg's Howl; her thoughts on Rexroth, Duncan, Snyder, and Neruda; her work with Paul Radin; the reference to Kay Boyle in "The Gates"; and her acquaintance with Carlo Tresca. …

Handwritten Notes On Cassette Tape, January 1978, Louise Kertesz

Archival Materials

Five pages of handwritten notes, dated January of 1968. The notes are called “Tape Jan. ‘68.'" They are Louise Kertesz's notes of the recording of her conversation with Muriel Kertesz on January 2th 1978. Kertesz corrected the date from 68 to 78 with a green pen.

Letter From Rukeyser To Kertesz With Responses To Kertesz's Questions, Muriel Rukeyser

Archival Materials

Original typewritten three-page letter, undated, of Muriel Rukeyser to Louise Kertesz, answering sixteen questions. Rukeyser's answers are wide-ranging. She mentions a poem "On Face," which may have been inspired by a Paul Eluard poem: "On Face was turned in part into Breaking Open. The rest of it is not yet written or not yet published." In answer to a question about her involvement in the publication of Erika Mann's book School for Barbarians: Education Under The Nazis, she clarifies that "I rewrote the rough English version ... The published version was mine. It was a job for which I got …

Letter From Cyril Stanley Smith To Kertesz, April 6 1976, Cyril Stanley Smith

Archival Materials

Dated April 6th, 1976, a typed three-page letter from MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) Professor Cyril Stanley Smith to Louise Kertesz, in response to her inquiries about Muriel Rukeyser’s Willard Gibbs and The Traces of Thomas Hariot: “You ask about scientists' views on W.G. Frankly, I have never met one who liked it. Most of them think that it is not the biography of a scientist. For all of its studies of incoming and outreaching influences, it fails to catch the intellectual experience of the scientist in finding and clarifying his problem and doesn't distinguish between the moments of insight …

Guide To The Warrick L. Carter Collection, Columbia College Chicago

CBMR Collection Guides / Finding Aids

Contains the original scores, arrangements, and teaching materials created by Dr. Warrick L. Carter, an educator, musician, performer, administrator, drummer, and composer, who served in leadership roles at Berklee College of Music in Boston, Massachusetts, Walt Disney Entertainment, and as the first African American president of Columbia College Chicago in Illinois. The collection holds his jazz compositions and arrangements for small and large ensembles.

Guide To The Talib Rasul Hakim Collection, Columbia College Chicago

CBMR Collection Guides / Finding Aids

Talib Rasul Hakim, born Stephen Alexander Chambers, was an educator, musician, and composer. The collection contains his early scores and performance notes about his compositions, as well as recordings and research notes.

Cybersecurity And Business Analytics: Strengthening Financial And Governmental Digital Defenses, Bushra F. Malik, Ravindar Reddy Gopireddy

Accounting, Business Analytics, Economics, and Finance Department Faculty Articles

The rapid digitization of financial services and federal operations has significantly increased cybersecurity risks. Cybercriminals are continuously evolving their attack methodologies, targeting financial institutions and government agencies to exploit vulnerabilities in digital infrastructures. Business analytics has emerged as a powerful tool in combating these threats by leveraging artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), and big data analytics to detect, analyze, and prevent cyber threats in real time. This paper explores the convergence of cybersecurity and business analytics, emphasizing their combined role in strengthening threat intelligence, fraud detection, incident response, and regulatory compliance. The research provides insights into emerging security trends, …

The Town Of Meredith, New Hampshire 2024 Annual Report For The Fiscal Year Ended December 31, 2024, Meredith Town Representatives

Meredith, NH Annual Reports

This is an annual report containing vital statistics for a town/city in the state of New Hampshire.

Annual Report Of The Officers Of The Town Of Eaton, New Hampshire 2024, Eaton Town Representatives

Eaton, NH Annual Reports

This is an annual report containing vital statistics for a town/city in the state of New Hampshire.

Raymond, New Hampshire 2024 Annual Report, Raymond Town Representatives

Raymond, NH Annual Reports

This is an annual report containing vital statistics for a town/city in the state of New Hampshire.

El Despertar De Chanel. Una Propuesta De Rebranding, Hanna Bronzino Machado

Grado en Gestión y Comunicación de la Moda

Este proyecto investiga el desafío que enfrenta Chanel tras el fallecimiento de Karl Lagerfeld, periodo en el que la marca ha experimentado una especie de sueño creativo que la ha alejado de las demandas y sensibilidades de la Generación Z.

A diferencia de otras firmas de lujo que se adaptan o incluso lideran los cambios sociales, Chanel ha perdido su capacidad de resonar con los nuevos públicos. El trabajo propone un rebranding integral de la marca, centrado en la renovación de la comunicación de su potente storytelling, el estudio de las tendencias que rigen los gustos de las nuevas generaciones …

Kala. Agencia De Comunicación De Moda De Autor, Violeta Jarillo Pérez De Mendiola

Grado en Gestión y Comunicación de la Moda

El presente trabajo tiene como objetivo desarrollar una agencia de comunicación de moda de autor y slow fashion, centrada principalmente en el marketing digital como herramienta estratégica.

Kala nace en un contexto global en el que el consumo responsable ha adquirido un mayor protagonismo. El consumidor actual exige transparencia y trazabilidad por parte de las marcas, y va más allá del producto en sí. Es un cliente informado que no compra únicamente basándose en lo visualmente atractivo.

El nombre Kala proviene del término sánscrito que significa “arte” o “tiempo”, palabras que reflejan la esencia de la agencia: vincular lo artesano …

Eunoia. Redefiniendo La Joyería Contemporánea A Través De Lso Biomateriales, Elena Martín Martínez

Grado en Gestión y Comunicación de la Moda

En el presente trabajo se presenta una marca de biobisutería, a través de la cual se pretende demostrar la funcionalidad de residuos domésticos para la generación de nuevos materiales en la industria de la moda. Tras un exhaustivo análisis, se han determinado las numerosas consecuencias negativas que deja a su paso el sector de la joyería y la bisutería. Entre ellas se encuentra la explotación laboral, los efectos nocivos sobre las personas a partir de la extracción de dichos materiales y el impacto negativo sobre el medio ambiente. Este proyecto tiene como objetivo principal analizar y proponer alternativas sostenibles en …