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Human Trafficking In The Sports World: Anti-Trafficking Resource Guide For Colleges And Universities, The Global Center On Human Trafficking
Human Trafficking In The Sports World: Anti-Trafficking Resource Guide For Colleges And Universities, The Global Center On Human Trafficking
Teaching and Learning Resources
This resource guide equips colleges and universities with practical strategies to prevent human trafficking linked to major sporting events. It outlines education tools, campus initiatives, athlete-led awareness campaigns, and community partnerships to strengthen prevention, empower students, and align campus initiatives with global efforts to ensure sport remains free from exploitation.
The Silicon Valley No-Poach Conspiracy, Eric A. Posner, Ruth Zheng
The Silicon Valley No-Poach Conspiracy, Eric A. Posner, Ruth Zheng
Coase-Sandor Institute for Law & Economics Research Paper Series
The Silicon Valley no-poach conspiracy is the most important cartel no one has heard of. It is rarely discussed in the cartel literature and is lost to public memory. More than forty tech firms, including Apple and Google, agreed not to poach employees from one another over three decades, causing an estimated $3.1 billion in lost wages. The Justice Department discovered and broke apart the cartel in 2010, but did not punish the cartel members, who quickly settled with employees and never admitted guilt. However, the case foreshadowed, and perhaps helped spur, two major developments in antitrust law a decade …
“We Are Not Museum Animals Or Photography Trophies.” The Colonizing Gaze Of The Lens: Ethics In The Photographic Representation Of Indigenous Communities In Ecuador, Sebastian Arciniegas Perez
“We Are Not Museum Animals Or Photography Trophies.” The Colonizing Gaze Of The Lens: Ethics In The Photographic Representation Of Indigenous Communities In Ecuador, Sebastian Arciniegas Perez
Student Work
Since its beginnings, photography has been presented as an objective recording tool; however, its history reveals that it has also been an instrument of power. (Sontag, 2003, p. 45) warned that photographing implies appropriating the other, an act that places the viewer in a position of dominance over the subject represented. In this sense, the lens not only captures an image: it constructs a gaze (Berger, 2008, p. 22) complements this idea by stating that the camera translates reality into a field of visual power where the observer exercises authority over the observed. When the photographed subject belongs to an …
Interview With A Goldfish, Galena Wurtzel
Crop Insurance And Weather Risk: Decision Tools And The Effects Of Rising Temperatures In Kentucky, Enil Serrano
Crop Insurance And Weather Risk: Decision Tools And The Effects Of Rising Temperatures In Kentucky, Enil Serrano
Theses and Dissertations--Agricultural Economics
This thesis investigates how rising temperatures and climate variability affect crop insurance decisions and premium rates for corn and soybean farmers in Kentucky. It introduces a new decision-support tool, the "Crop Insurance Decision Maker" (CIDM), which helps producers evaluate the financial trade-offs of various crop insurance products under different risk preferences. The first chapter details the tool’s development, function, and potential to improve farmer understanding of insurance options. The second chapter quantifies how +1°C and +2°C warming scenarios impact yield risk and crop insurance premium rates using 73 years of corn yield data, 51 years for soybean yield, and weather …
A Histopathology Aware Dino Model With Attention Based Representation Enhancement, Merve Ozkan, Caner Ozcan, Cody Bumgardner, Mahmut Selman Gokmen
A Histopathology Aware Dino Model With Attention Based Representation Enhancement, Merve Ozkan, Caner Ozcan, Cody Bumgardner, Mahmut Selman Gokmen
Institute for Biomedical Informatics Faculty Publications
Histopathological image analysis plays a critical role in modern medical diagnostics, particularly in the detection and classification of various types of cancer. This study proposes a method called HistoDARE (Histopathology-Aware DINO with Attention-based Representation Enhancement), which offers an innovative approach to the attention module used in the Vision Transformers architecture. Unlike conventional attention mechanisms, HistoDARE introduces a novel three-stage AttentionWrapper module that sequentially applies spatial and channel attention followed by a residual refinement stage, enabling the extraction of spatially-aware and semantically distinctive feature representations. HistoDARE is a method integrated into the DINOv2 model, which uses the ViT-L/14 architecture. The obtained …
Characterizing And Targeting The Non-Catalytic Functions Of Phosphatase Of Regenerating Liver 3 (Prl-3) In Oncogenesis And Cancer Progression, Jeffery T. Jolly
Characterizing And Targeting The Non-Catalytic Functions Of Phosphatase Of Regenerating Liver 3 (Prl-3) In Oncogenesis And Cancer Progression, Jeffery T. Jolly
Theses and Dissertations--Molecular and Cellular Biochemistry
Phosphatase of Regenerating Liver 3 (PRL-3) is frequently upregulated in various cancers and is associated with poor patient prognosis. Although traditionally studied for its phosphatase activity, PRL-3 also interacts with the CNNM family of magnesium transporters through its catalytic site, and these two functions are mutually exclusive at any given time. Most previous studies relied on a commonly used PRL-3 mutation that disrupts both phosphatase activity and CNNM binding, making it challenging to determine which function drives its oncogenic effects. To address this gap in the field, I utilized a panel of PRL-3 mutants that selectively disrupt either phosphatase activity …
La Parole Comme Outil De Résistance Contre Les Tabous Oppressifs Des Femmes Marocaines : Une Étude Comparative De Paroles D’Honneur Et Hshouma, Roseline Adeleke
La Parole Comme Outil De Résistance Contre Les Tabous Oppressifs Des Femmes Marocaines : Une Étude Comparative De Paroles D’Honneur Et Hshouma, Roseline Adeleke
Students' Supported Scholarship
No abstract provided.
The Intersection Of Broadband And Health: Exploring Rural-Urban Disparities In Colorado, Hunter Anderson, Kristen Paradine
The Intersection Of Broadband And Health: Exploring Rural-Urban Disparities In Colorado, Hunter Anderson, Kristen Paradine
Scholarship in Medicine - All Papers
Modern healthcare infrastructure and progression depend on robust and reliable broadband access. Many areas of the U.S., however, still face limited access which exacerbates access to care and healthcare inequities. These trends can be observed in rural counties across the country, where resource constraints and reduced access to infrastructure remain limited. The correlation however between different health outcomes and broadband access in Colorado has not been widely explored in literature.
This study examines the relationship between broadband availability and different healthcare outcomes for rural and urban counties of Colorado by utilizing data from the County Health Rankings and Roadmaps for …
Intrinsic And Extrinsic Factors That Affect High School Graduation In California, Anisha Mandava, Joseph Pedregon
Intrinsic And Extrinsic Factors That Affect High School Graduation In California, Anisha Mandava, Joseph Pedregon
Scholarship in Medicine - All Papers
High school graduation is an essential milestone that indicates success later in life. In particular, high school students in California may encounter many obstacles that hinder their opportunity to acquire a high school diploma or equivalent certificate. So, what are these obstacles that students encounter on their journey through high school education? Here we seek to identify whether intrinsic factors, like disconnected youth and educational scores, or extrinsic factors, like segregation, funding, and food insecurity, have a larger impact on the student to reach high school completion. In our study, we utilized data from County Health Rankings for statistical analysis. …
Addressing Deaths Of Despair: The Impact Of Loneliness On Excessive Alcohol Use And Alcohol-Involved Driving Deaths In Ohio, Juliana Zacher, Akshey Suresh, Dylan Timperman
Addressing Deaths Of Despair: The Impact Of Loneliness On Excessive Alcohol Use And Alcohol-Involved Driving Deaths In Ohio, Juliana Zacher, Akshey Suresh, Dylan Timperman
Scholarship in Medicine - All Papers
Alcohol-related driving deaths and excessive alcohol consumption continue to rise across the United States. These trends have had a large impact on historically disadvantaged populations, such as Appalachia, being disproportionately affected. Previous literature suggests factors such as loneliness, mental distress, segregation, and immigration status amongst others may contribute to this increase in drinking. Although delineating a clear role of the nature of the impact at a community level still remains unclear. Our objective was to explore these very factors as well as to identify social and economic predictors to explain alcohol-related driving deaths and excessive drinking in Ohio between 2016 …
Regional Variation And Correlation Of Big Five Personality Traits With Rates Of Insufficient Sleep And Diabetes In The United States, Isabella Chirakos, Brennan Schroeder
Regional Variation And Correlation Of Big Five Personality Traits With Rates Of Insufficient Sleep And Diabetes In The United States, Isabella Chirakos, Brennan Schroeder
Scholarship in Medicine - All Papers
Background: Diabetes and insufficient sleep are prevalent health concerns, and determining potential contributing factors could help decrease the incidence of these issues. This study aims to explore potential associations between insufficient sleep and diabetes mellitus, examining whether these negative health outcomes can be linked geographically and by personality traits. Results could help create more effective programs to combat diabetes and insufficient sleep.
Materials and Methods: The study utilized longitudinal health data and roadmaps from 2016 and 2023 for each state, categorizing the data into four regions: Northeast, Midwest, South, and West. We incorporated personality data from the Synthetic Aperture Personality …
Pay To Plead: Finding Unfairness And Abusive Practices In California Debt Collection Cases, Claire Johnson Raba
Pay To Plead: Finding Unfairness And Abusive Practices In California Debt Collection Cases, Claire Johnson Raba
UIC Law Open Access Faculty Scholarship
No abstract provided.
To Insure Domestic Tranquility And Provide For The Common Defence: The Preamble's Concern With Internal And External Threats, Stuart Ford
UIC Law Open Access Faculty Scholarship
No abstract provided.
University Of South Carolina Joseph F. Rice School Of Law Commencement Program, May 10, 2025, University Of South Carolina Joseph F. Rice School Of Law
University Of South Carolina Joseph F. Rice School Of Law Commencement Program, May 10, 2025, University Of South Carolina Joseph F. Rice School Of Law
Commencement and Hooding Programs
No abstract provided.
(2025) I'M Trying To Love Garbage (2021) By Bethany Barton, Peter Shea
(2025) I'M Trying To Love Garbage (2021) By Bethany Barton, Peter Shea
Collected Papers of Peter Shea
Bethany Barton writes great books for kids about how minds change. In this one, the character’s arc is from thinking about garbage as just smelly icky stuff through empathizing (a little) with the creatures that feed on garbage, to eventually coming to see that all garbage is not equal; some needs special handling or it will clutter life up for a long time. The conclusion: I want to act like someone who thinks more about garbage, about what trash I create and where it ends up.”
Rivers And Tides, Peter Shea
Rivers And Tides, Peter Shea
Books for Adults
The documentary Rivers and Tides presents an unfamiliar take on the work of the artist, the role of a work of art in human life, and, ultimately, on the relationship between human beings and natural objects and forces. In following artist Andy Goldsworthy as he talks through the work he is doing, one has an opportunity to ask basic questions about some deeply held beliefs – to which there are, as he shows, plausible alternatives.
Curriculum Vitae Of Philip C. Guin (1931-2007), Philip C. Guin
Curriculum Vitae Of Philip C. Guin (1931-2007), Philip C. Guin
Collected Papers of Philip C. Guin
No abstract provided.
My Octopus Teacher (2020) Directed By Pippa Ehrlich And James Reed, Peter Shea
My Octopus Teacher (2020) Directed By Pippa Ehrlich And James Reed, Peter Shea
Picture Books
My Octopus Teacher combines a carefully structured love story with astonishing information about undersea life, documenting a year of encounters between a photographer and an octopus. It is important as a non-standard love story and as a reflection on the possibility of deep connection with non-human creatures.
(2025) My Octopus Teacher (2020) Directed By Pippa Ehrlich And James Reed, Peter Shea
(2025) My Octopus Teacher (2020) Directed By Pippa Ehrlich And James Reed, Peter Shea
Collected Papers of Peter Shea
My Octopus Teacher combines a carefully structured love story with astonishing information about undersea life, documenting a year of encounters between a photographer and an octopus. It is important as a non-standard love story and as a reflection on the possibility of deep connection with non-human creatures.
Curriculum Vitae Of Matthew Lipman (2025), Matthew Lipman, Maughn Gregory
Curriculum Vitae Of Matthew Lipman (2025), Matthew Lipman, Maughn Gregory
Scholarship
This curriculum vitae of Matthew Lipman was prepared by Maughn Rollins Gregory over the course of many years, and completed in November 2025.
10th Asian Preventive Cardiology And Cardiac Rehabilitation Conference
10th Asian Preventive Cardiology And Cardiac Rehabilitation Conference
Journal of the Hong Kong College of Cardiology
No abstract provided.
Comparing Post-Run And Retrospective Minute-By-Minute Workload Scores, Kathryn Ballard, Michael Stewart
Comparing Post-Run And Retrospective Minute-By-Minute Workload Scores, Kathryn Ballard, Michael Stewart
International Symposium on Aviation Psychology - 2025
When we ask participants to evaluate their workload in a real or contrived scenario it isunknown how they quantify their response. This uncertainty compounds when the scenariois long and has several subtasks. Thus, it is difficult to determine what the workload scoresindicate. The questions arise: Are participants reporting a peak level of workload? Somesort of aggregate? In this paper, we aim to correlate NASA Task-Load Index (TLX) scoresobtained during a contrived scenario in a flight simulator with minute-by-minute measuresof workload. We describe the strength and direction of correlations between the twoworkload ratings and determine if there is a consistent categorical …
Mapping User-Centered Design Evaluation Methods To System Development Stages Applied To Air Traffic Management Technology Development, Amy L. Alexander, Tom G. Reynolds, Catherine Dulude
Mapping User-Centered Design Evaluation Methods To System Development Stages Applied To Air Traffic Management Technology Development, Amy L. Alexander, Tom G. Reynolds, Catherine Dulude
International Symposium on Aviation Psychology - 2025
User involvement in software prototype evaluation is often constrained by availableresources. To optimize user engagement in design development, we compiled aframework mapping user-centered design evaluation methods to system developmentphases as a function of fidelity; namely, utilizing lower-fidelity/lower resourceburden methods (e.g., cognitive walkthroughs) at early prototype developmentphases, and higher-fidelity/higher resource burden methods (e.g., field testing) duringlater phases. The benefits of this approach lie in the efficient utilization of time andresources during iterative product development, focusing on incorporating the “right”evaluation methods at the “right” times. We utilized this framework to guideprototype development and evaluation efforts in a program sponsored by NAVCANADA in …
Functional Visualizations Of A Hydrogen-Electric Aircraft Propulsion System For Supporting Pilot Decision-Making, Misha M. S. Schweitzer, Ece Üreten, Clark Borst, Olaf Stroosma, Rene Van Paassen
Functional Visualizations Of A Hydrogen-Electric Aircraft Propulsion System For Supporting Pilot Decision-Making, Misha M. S. Schweitzer, Ece Üreten, Clark Borst, Olaf Stroosma, Rene Van Paassen
International Symposium on Aviation Psychology - 2025
Cognitive Work Analysis (CWA) and Ecological Interface Design (EID) were used todesign a novel flight deck display for a regional turboprop aircraft that is being retrofitted with aHydrogen Aircraft Powertrain Storage System (HAPSS). This research addresses the challengesof managing cognitive complexity in next-generation aviation systems, focusing on designinginterfaces based on system constraints which are modeled through the Abstraction Hierarchy(AH). Visualizations were discussed in interviews with subject matter experts highlighting theneed for further matching the mental model of the pilot by addressing simplicity, workload, anduse case representations on the display. The iterative process included static and dynamic displaytesting and focused on …
Facilitating Passenger Acceptance Of Evtol: Management Of Expectation And Experience, Adam Schachner, Jocelyn Keillor, Gregory Craig
Facilitating Passenger Acceptance Of Evtol: Management Of Expectation And Experience, Adam Schachner, Jocelyn Keillor, Gregory Craig
International Symposium on Aviation Psychology - 2025
For passengers accustomed to commercial fixed-wing flight, electric vertical takeoffand landing aircraft (eVTOLs) will represent a novel form of air travel. Thepassenger experience of urban air mobility (UAM) eVTOLs will encompass newsounds, vibrations, motions, and a visual field flooded with close-up views of theurban canyon. Research on passenger acceptance has largely relied on text-basedquestionnaires. However, acceptance will be influenced by how experiencecompares to expectations and the extent to which discomfort or, in the worst case,distress, is experienced. The existing passenger discomfort literature focuseslargely on the impact of noise and vibration. Compared with traditionalcommercial flight, passengers may experience greater range, intensity, …
Research Into Public Acceptance Of Drone Applications In Rural Areas (Ongoing Project), Jan-Christian Mahrt
Research Into Public Acceptance Of Drone Applications In Rural Areas (Ongoing Project), Jan-Christian Mahrt
International Symposium on Aviation Psychology - 2025
As unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) become increasingly relevant in agriculture,logistics, and emergency services, their integration into rural areas offers bothopportunities and challenges. Public acceptance is a key factor for successfulimplementation and is influenced by perceived usefulness, emotional responses,trust, and local relevance. Acceptance also varies across application fields andgeographic contexts. Despite growing interest in drone technologies, empiricalresearch on rural-specific acceptance remains limited. This study addresses thatgap by investigating public acceptance of civilian drone applications in ruralnorthern Germany, particularly in coastal regions. It explores cognitive andemotional acceptance factors, cross-sectoral differences, and developscommunication strategies to foster support. The research is part of a …
Exploring Factors Affecting Pilots’ Risk Perception: A Mixed Method Approach, Shagun Gupta
Exploring Factors Affecting Pilots’ Risk Perception: A Mixed Method Approach, Shagun Gupta
International Symposium on Aviation Psychology - 2025
A course was developed in a collegiate aviation program to teach transport categoryaircraft systems using virtual reality (VR) as a supplemental teaching tool. To betterexplore the experiences and viability of using VR in this course, students from theinaugural class were interviewed at the conclusion of the course. Feedback from thestudents were used to improve the course, as well as to understand the benefits,drawbacks, and limitations of using VR to teach aircraft systems. Students found that VRenhanced their learning experience and reinforced the concepts learned in class; however,they also noted that overcoming software limitations is an area for improvement.
Exploring Well-Being And The Potential Impact Of Occupational Stress Among Female Cabin Crew, Rosline Othili
Exploring Well-Being And The Potential Impact Of Occupational Stress Among Female Cabin Crew, Rosline Othili
International Symposium on Aviation Psychology - 2025
This article examines and highlights the welfare of cabin crew in commercial airlines,emphasizing well-being and occupational stress among female cabin crews. It is keen todemonstrate and educate how the profession is often glamourized but continuously facessignificant setbacks like inadequate empathy for staff, established cultural expectations, extremefatigue, and minimal resting periods, which result in chronic fatigue and stress. Equally vital isits focus on how most female cabin crew find it challenging to achieve and maintain work-lifebalance without risking burnout and compromising their emotional, psychological, and mentalhealth. As such, incorporating changes like good communication and managerial support by thecabin crew section leadership …
Cybersickness & Susceptibility In An Exterior Preflight Inspection Simulation, Nathan A. Sonnenfeld, Alexis Sanchez, Blake Nguyen, Fiona Duruaku, Alex Alonso, Florian G. Jentsch
Cybersickness & Susceptibility In An Exterior Preflight Inspection Simulation, Nathan A. Sonnenfeld, Alexis Sanchez, Blake Nguyen, Fiona Duruaku, Alex Alonso, Florian G. Jentsch
International Symposium on Aviation Psychology - 2025
Cybersickness may impact the use of virtual reality (VR) in training, as anytrainee group, including those interested in aviation careers, may includeindividuals highly susceptible to cybersickness. We therefore examinedrelationships among cybersickness and susceptibility, under varying conditions ofimmersion and interactivity, during a simulated exterior preflight inspection task.Using a non-pilot, but demographically similar trainee group (undergraduatecollege students), we found a high prevalence of susceptibility (79.4%) amongparticipants, with a high incidence (70.3%) of cybersickness in VR. Susceptibilitywas a significant predictor (R2=0.176) of cybersickness severity. Profiles ofcybersickness symptoms (Disorientation, Oculomotor, Nausea) were consistentwithin, but not between, conditions of immersion. This research further detailsrelationships among …