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Violence In The Domestic Setting Of The 19th Century British Novel, Makayla Shortt

3 Minute Thesis Competition

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Examining Mglu5 Positive Allosteric Modulation Of Prepulse Inhibition Deficits In A Heritable Model Of Psychosis, Cristal D. Ahmed

3 Minute Thesis Competition

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Isolation And Characterization Of Novel Polar Flavonoids With Anticancer Effects, Matthew Tohatsu Tetteh

3 Minute Thesis Competition

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Mglu5 Modulation Reduces Alcohol Self-Administration In An Animal Model Of Thc And Alcohol Co-Use, Bailey Adams

3 Minute Thesis Competition

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Infectious Disease Mapping And Spread Prevention Using An Agent-Based Modeling Technique, Michael Kama

3 Minute Thesis Competition

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Optimizing Project Bundling Strategies For State Dot Efficiency, David Iyiola

3 Minute Thesis Competition

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Methods Of Teaching Jurisprudence In The Classical Schools: Between Tradition And Academic Study., Dr. Abdulkerim Mustafa

Faculty Peer-Reviewed Papers | بحوث هيئة التدريس المحكمة

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Addressing Teacher Stress Levels And Teacher Sense Of Efficacy During New Curriculum Implementation: An Improvement Science Study, Bryan Dyer

Doctor of Education (EdD)

This study explored teacher stress levels and sense of efficacy within an innovative curriculum implementation process which sought to reduce teacher stress. This Improvement Science Dissertation in Practice (ISDiP) followed two 90-day improvement cycles using a Plan, Do, Study, Act framework, overseen by a Networked Improvement Community (NIC) that met regularly throughout the study.

The NIC was comprised of building administrators, general education teachers, special education teachers, and reading specialists. Its role was to identify a problem of practice, create a theory of improvement, implement the solution drivers and collect data related to its implementation, making adjustments to the plan …

Mobility In The Middle Ages - Literary Evidence As A Mental Map For Travel Imaginations: A Critical Reconsideration Of Modern Myths About The Past, Albrecht Classen

Quidditas

Literary fantasy has often served as a meaningful reflection of historical, material, or political developments, and events. This also applies to many works from the European Middle Ages. While popular opinion continues to assume that most medieval people were home-bound, the very opposite can almost be claimed, especially for the late Middle Ages. After the Crusades, the stream of pilgrims to the Holy Land grew tremendously, but many other people were on the roads as well, whether for economic, religious, or political reasons. Constructive contacts between West and East only developed in the course in time, but the basic foundations …

November ’24 Bookmark Of The Month: Tanka Jahari, Emerson College

Monthly Iwasaki Library Bookmarks

This collectable bookmark was released to the Emerson community around early November. It is based on the viral Impractical Jokers scene with Sal Vulcano referring to himself as "Tanka Jahari". His viral quote is blended with a popular Iwasaki Library quote. The QR code on the back, takes readers to a full list of Iwasaki Library resources.

Residential Solar Power: An Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis Of The Consumer Decision Process Regarding Solar Adoption In The Low-Energy-Cost / Low-Solar-Exposure Pacific Northwest, Steven W. Schmidt

Doctor of Business Administration (DBA)

The energy-supply industry is faced with aggregate global energy demand growth associated with the simultaneous impact of worldwide increasing population and decreasing poverty (with its associated increased access to energy choices), thus, increasing both total and per capita world-wide energy usage. Concomitant with energy demand growth, though, there are widening and deepening concerns among many regarding the impact of energy-related pollution, which is accompanied by an associated, growing interest in clean, renewable sources of energy. In this milieu, solar energy has provided a rapidly growing supply of power solutions (though still a small overall proportion).

The intent for this doctoral …

Cane Toad, Department Of Primary Industries And Regional Development, Western Australia

Biosecurity factsheets

This factsheet provides information about the identification, biology, impact, and management of the cane toad.

The cane toad (Rhinella marina), or giant toad, is native to central and South America. It has been introduced to many countries, including northern and eastern Australia. The cane toad is a declared pest under the Biosecurity and Agriculture Management Act 2007 (BAM Act) in Western Australia (WA). The Western Australian Organism List (WAOL), available on the website at dpird.wa.gov.au) contains information on the area(s) in which this pest is declared, and the control and keeping categories to which it has been assigned in WA.

Measuring Soil Salinity, Department Of Primary Industries And Regional Development, Western Australia

Natural resources factsheets

To make sound decisions on managing saline sites, you need to know the source of salt, how salinisation is occurring, the landscape context, and most importantly, the actual salt concentration of the soil.

The most common 'measures' of salt concentration are actually estimates based on electrical conductivity of a soil and water solution. Soil salt content can be measured in a laboratory by measuring the total dissolved solids in a sample. In the field, salt concentration can also be estimated using electromagnetic induction-based soil sensors.

Magpy: A Python Package For Magmas, Skylar Korf

All NMU Master's Theses

There exist a multitude of computational tools available to mathematicians, such as interactive and automated theorem provers, finite counter-example generators, and computer algebra systems, most of which have a complicated installation process, unintuitive syntax, a lack of comprehensiveness for mathematical structures, or some combination of these. Computer algebra systems are indispensable tools due to their capacity for creating mathematical objects and performing computations on them. However, there is a lack of computational resources that focus on dealing with explicit examples, and extracting the properties thereof, especially for the most basic algebraic structures. Here, we will dive into several prominent computer …

Why Geological Angular Unconformity Is Usually Horizontal: A Geometric Explanation, Julio C. Urenda, Aaron Velasco, Olga Kosheleva, Vladik Kreinovich

Departmental Technical Reports (CS)

In several locations, geologists have observed the presence of two differently oriented rock masses, one horizonal (or almost horizontal) and the other somewhat inclined; this phenomenon is known as angular unconformity. Based on the detailed analysis of geophysical processes, geologists conclude that usually, horizontal rock masses are much newer. This is known as the law of original horizontality. From the fundamental viewpoint, it is desirable to take into account that geophysics is a developing science, its models get modified and adjusted as time progresses. It is therefore desirable to come up with an explanation of this phenomenon that would be …

Complementary Therapies For Chemotherapy Induced Side Effects In Oncology Patients, Alyssa Gravel Rn, Tori Welch Rn

Nurse Residency

PICOT Question: In oncological patients undergoing conventional treatment, what is the effectiveness of non-pharmacological interventions in treating side effects of chemotherapy and radiation?

Impacts Of Fluid Restriction In Heart Failure Patients, Monica Lopez Rn, Jacob Maxwell-Couch Rn, Jennifer Perry Rn, Barbara Shea Rn

Nurse Residency

PICOT Question: In hospitalized patients with heart failure does a fluid restriction versus liberalized fluid intake lead to improvement of heart failure symptoms?

Features Of Comparative Jurisprudence According To Imam Ibn Mawdud Al-Mawsili Al-Hanafi (D. 683 Ah) Through His Book Al-Ikhtiyar Li’L-Mukhtar., Dr. Abdulkerim Mustafa

Faculty Peer-Reviewed Papers | بحوث هيئة التدريس المحكمة

This research, entitled: Features of Comparative Jurisprudence according to Imam Ibn Mawdud al-Mawsili al-Hanafi (d. 683 AH) through his book Al-Ikhtiyar li’l Jalīl Al-Mukhtar, aims to: explain the description of the printed book from the book Al-Ikhtār li’l Al-Mukhtar, compare its manuscript version on which the investigators relied, and show the features of comparative jurisprudence in Imam Ibn Mawdud Al-Mawsili, and what was his approach to preferences and their discussion, and his presentation of comparative jurisprudential issues within and outside the Hanafi school of thought.

The nature of the research required that it consist of: an introduction, followed by the …

Daily Announcements November 2024, Wofford College. Office Of Marketing And Communications

Communications Office Daily Announcements

No abstract provided.

Eb-Familia De Jesús-2, Marcos Kempff

Estudios Bíblicos

ES-Familia de Jesús-2

The Fierce Green Fire: Vol. 15 Issue 4, Wofford College Environmental Studies Program

The Fierce Green Fire

No abstract provided.

Table B: Impacts Of Utensil Use In Preparation, Robert Yokel

Aluminum in Beverages and Foods: A Compilation

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Metropolitan Planning Organization (Mpo) List Of Project Priorities (Lopp) Development Practices In Florida Final Report, Jeff Kramer, Taylor Dinehart, Tia Boyd

Transportation Planning, Policy, and Processes (TP3) Final Reports

This report examines the approaches and collaborative efforts of Florida's Metropolitan Planning Organizations (MPOs) and Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) districts in developing the List of Project Priorities (LOPP). Utilizing a literature review, surveys from all 27 MPOs and seven FDOT districts and case examples from four MPOs, the study seeks to improve LOPP practices. The survey findings reveal varied methodologies across MPOs in structuring LOPPs, with effective communication and coordination between MPOs, FDOT, and local governments identified as key factors for success. However, challenges such as funding constraints, political pressures, and procedural inefficiencies were also noted. Case studies highlighted …

Delirium Prevention Strategies In Hospitalized Patients, Julia Couture

Nurse Residency

In hospitalized patients do pharmacological interventions targeted to prevent or treat delirium reduce the incidence, severity or duration of delirium compared to non-pharmacological interventions during hospitalization?

The Criminal Safeguarding Of The Environment Against Pollution And Hazardous Waste In The Context Of Climate Change: A Study In The United Arab Emirates., Dr. Khaled Ramadan Soltan

Faculty Peer-Reviewed Papers | بحوث هيئة التدريس المحكمة

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The Bison, November, 01, 2024

The Bison Newspapers

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Library Lens November 2024, Southern Adventist University

Library Lens

The November 2024 Library Lens features information on the library's thankful tree, election research guide, Thanksgiving break hours, and Libby.

Turkey Time, Ashley S. Mcguire

Patent Coloring Books

Patent coloring book

The Impact Of Depression And Anxiety On Emotional Facial Recognition, Gracie J. Buck, Mckensey P. Malin, Emma Chacon, Abbey Fies

Science University Research Symposium (SURS)

Anxiety and depression are widespread mental health disorders that elicit prolonged tension, uneasiness, and low moods (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 2024; American Psychological Association). These mental health conditions have been known to influence cognitive and perceptual processes (Perin et al., 2022). Multiple studies have found evidence that depression and/or anxiety create a heightened issue of misinterpreting facial and emotional cues (Kang et al., 2019; Monferrer et al., 2023). Notably, People with anxiety have a higher rate of sensitivity and/or error when shown a face with an angry expression (Kang et al., 2019), while people with depression have …

Beyond Engineering: Unleashing The Universal Benefits Of Makerspaces For All Disciplines, Cath Bruhnke

Presentations

The Adobe Studio & Makerspace at Clemson serves students from over fifty-six programs in addition to our engineering program. We collected data from the logs students fill out when logging their equipment use and found that during the '23-’24 academic year, over half of the visitors were from non-engineering programs. We have learned from our discussions with students that word of mouth is a significant factor in bringing new students to our space. With consistent outreach to faculty and staff, we hope to get more non-engineering classes for Adobe Studio & Makerspace tours.