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Recharging Your Catalog With Rss And Article Galaxy Scholar, Linh Uong, Mary Wallace Moore, Laura Slavin
Recharging Your Catalog With Rss And Article Galaxy Scholar, Linh Uong, Mary Wallace Moore, Laura Slavin
Southeastern Library Association Conference
Learn to recharge your technical services workflows, improve the user experience with better access to electronic resources, and save money.
Trials And Tribulations: Recharging Library-Database Vendor Relations, Camille Mccutcheon, John Siegel
Trials And Tribulations: Recharging Library-Database Vendor Relations, Camille Mccutcheon, John Siegel
Southeastern Library Association Conference
Librarians and library staff in academic libraries are accustomed to working with faculty, staff, students, and community members. However, comfort levels working with vendors may vary. Ask your questions as we delve into important considerations and best practices for developing and maintaining rapport.
Exploring Educators' Experiences With School Ecosystems: A Qualitative Inquiry, Jane Mcintosh Cooper, Sheila Baker, John Decman, Leslie Gauna
Exploring Educators' Experiences With School Ecosystems: A Qualitative Inquiry, Jane Mcintosh Cooper, Sheila Baker, John Decman, Leslie Gauna
School Leadership Review
This exploratory inquiry offers a glimpse into educators’ perceptions that connect their professional values and goals to their lived experiences in classrooms. Through the use of an open-ended survey, participants gave positive and negative experiences and ideal scenarios. Findings suggest that visibility and validity, professional advancement, and voice and agency were key gauges of alignment or dissimilitude for participants. Implications for administrators and leadership are discussed.
How I (We!) Got Involved With Treating Those With Special Needs
How I (We!) Got Involved With Treating Those With Special Needs
New Orleans Dental Association News
This article recounts how a dentist and his wife support the oral health of patients with special needs and their work to educate others, including dental students and state representatives.
The Newly Formed Ada Forsyth Institute, Emily Tran B.S., Kristi Soileau Dds, Med, Mshce, Facd, Ficd
The Newly Formed Ada Forsyth Institute, Emily Tran B.S., Kristi Soileau Dds, Med, Mshce, Facd, Ficd
New Orleans Dental Association News
October of 2023, it was announced that the American Dental Association Science and Research Institute was to combine forces with Forsyth Institute to forge the ADA Forsyth Institute. The ADA Forsyth Institute is a toptier NIH-funded research institute, wherein its scientists are looking beyond dentistry to understand how what happens in the mouth impacts the overall health of the body.
Nine States Enact Dental Benefit Legislation
Nine States Enact Dental Benefit Legislation
New Orleans Dental Association News
Sixteen new dental benefit laws have been enacted in nine states, most of which have been supported by the ADA’s State Public Affairs program. The states passed legislation addressing issues like assignment of benefits, claims review transparency, downcoding and bundling, medical loss ratios, prior authorization, provider network leasing, virtual credit card payments and insurer business practices review.
President's Message, Linda T. Cao Dds
President's Message, Linda T. Cao Dds
New Orleans Dental Association News
Monthly update from Linda T. Cao, D.D.S with details of recent events, upcoming activities and news from the association.
Cholesterol Drugs May Improve Periodontal Disease
Cholesterol Drugs May Improve Periodontal Disease
New Orleans Dental Association News
Recently, statin treatment applied locally into tissues during both surgical and nonsurgical procedures exhibiting a positive effect on various parameters of periodontal tissue health. When looking at this novel, not yet commonly utilized approach to the local application of statins as an adjunct to periodontal treatment, early studies have shown significant improvement in clinical parameters, such as probing depth and clinical attachment levels. This method of local statin delivery into the tissue shows promise, and should be explored by further research.
Noda Crawfish Party
New Orleans Dental Association News
Photos from NODA's 2024 Crawfish Party.
Noda News Summer 2024
New Orleans Dental Association News
New Orleans Dental Association (NODA) News includes regular columns with regional news impacting the New Orleans membership including: columns from the President and Executive Director, feature articles relating to the field of dentistry, association events and upcoming activities, component news, continuing education opportunities, and classifieds.
Letter From Frank Swancara, Jr. To Superintendent Harold F. Schaafsma, Frank Swancara Jr.
Letter From Frank Swancara, Jr. To Superintendent Harold F. Schaafsma, Frank Swancara Jr.
Great Sand Dunes National Park
Letter from Frank Swancara Jr. of the Colorado Archaeological Society to Superintendent Harold F. Schaafsma regarding the history and geography of Mt. Blanca.
Letter From P.E.O. International Member Farrah C. Spencer To Superintendent Harold F. Schaafsma, F. C. Spencer
Letter From P.E.O. International Member Farrah C. Spencer To Superintendent Harold F. Schaafsma, F. C. Spencer
Great Sand Dunes National Park
Letter from Farrah C. Spencer of Philanthropic Educational Organization (P.E.O. International) to Supt. Harold Schaafsma regarding material requested in connection with Great Sand Dunes National Monument.
United States Department Of Interior Area History Sketch Memorandum, Erik E. Reed
United States Department Of Interior Area History Sketch Memorandum, Erik E. Reed
Great Sand Dunes National Park
A memorandum from Regional Chief of Interpretation to the Supt. of the Great Sand Dunes regarding the completion of a historical sketch about the area encompassing the Great Sand Dunes.
1953 Pottery Memorandum To Southwestern Superintendents From Naturalist, Dale S. King
1953 Pottery Memorandum To Southwestern Superintendents From Naturalist, Dale S. King
Great Sand Dunes National Park
A 1953 memorandum sent from Naturalist Dale S. King to Southwestern National Monument Superintendents regarding a request for a collection of Southwestern potsherds by Dr. S.C. Dellinger, Department Head of Zoology, College of Arts & Sciences, University of Arkansas.
1947 Cover Memorandum For Region Three Anthropological Notes, Erik K. Reed
1947 Cover Memorandum For Region Three Anthropological Notes, Erik K. Reed
Great Sand Dunes National Park
1947 cover memorandum for Region Three Anthropological "Notes" and dismissal of Great Sand Dunes as archaeologically insignificant. (NOTES NOT INCLUDED)
1950 Department Of Interior Memorandum Regarding Request Of Skeletal Material, John M. Davis
1950 Department Of Interior Memorandum Regarding Request Of Skeletal Material, John M. Davis
Great Sand Dunes National Park
A 1950 memorandum from the National Park Service Assistant Regional Director, John M. Davis, to all Southwestern National Monument Superintendents regarding a request for "10 to 30 grams of skeletal or desiccated specimen material from early people" from Dr. Edward L. Breazeale, Assistant Agricultural Chemist, College of Agriculture, the University of Arizona. Material is to be used in "hematological and serological studies."
1948 Memorandum From Regional Director M.R. Tillotson Outlining Excavation Policies, M. R. Tillotson
1948 Memorandum From Regional Director M.R. Tillotson Outlining Excavation Policies, M. R. Tillotson
Great Sand Dunes National Park
A 1948 memorandum sent by Regional Director M.R. Tillotson to all Region Three Superintendents of the National Park Service outlining standard procedures and policy for the excavation of archeological remains located on or near Park Service land.
1949 Archeological Circular No.1 Of National Park Service Region Three, Erik K. Reed
1949 Archeological Circular No.1 Of National Park Service Region Three, Erik K. Reed
Great Sand Dunes National Park
One of two 1949 circulars sent to all National Park Service Region Three Superintendents regarding various archeological topics and questions concerning the region. Brief histories and classifications for Ancestral Puebloans such as the Anasazi and Sinagua are included.
1949 Archeological Circular No. 2 Of National Park Service Region Three, Erik K. Reed
1949 Archeological Circular No. 2 Of National Park Service Region Three, Erik K. Reed
Great Sand Dunes National Park
A second 1949 "Archeological Interpretation Circular" sent to the Superintendent of Mesa Verde and Great Sand Dunes. A slightly more extensive history of various Ancestral Puebloans is included along with new topics and areas for contribution in a third circular.
List Of Native American-Related Items From Museum Supply Catalogue, National Park Service
List Of Native American-Related Items From Museum Supply Catalogue, National Park Service
Great Sand Dunes National Park
An undated and incomplete list from a museum supply company with books, crafts and trinkets related to various Native American Nations.
1955 Letter From Supt. Schaafsma Congratulating Dr. Fred Plachy, Harold F. Schaafsma
1955 Letter From Supt. Schaafsma Congratulating Dr. Fred Plachy, Harold F. Schaafsma
Great Sand Dunes National Park
1955 correspondence from Great Sand Dunes Supt. Harold F. Schaafsma congratulating Dr. Fred Plachy on his appointment as head of the Alamosa Chamber of Commerce. Additionally, Supt Schaafsma offered the assistance of the National Park Service and expressed "ever-increasing" need by the department for "sincere ambitious men of college calibre."
Recent Developments, Bethany A. Michau
Recent Developments, Bethany A. Michau
Arkansas Law Review
Recent Developments in Arkansas Law
Sowing Seeds Of Restriction: Cultivating Insight Into Foreign Agricultural Holdings And Equal Protection Concerns, Payton R. Flower
Sowing Seeds Of Restriction: Cultivating Insight Into Foreign Agricultural Holdings And Equal Protection Concerns, Payton R. Flower
Arkansas Law Review
Twenty-four states have enacted laws to restrict foreign land ownership, with many placing an emphasis on agricultural land in some capacity. This Comment will argue that state restrictions on foreign land ownership should be vulnerable to equal protection violations when presented squarely to the Supreme Court. Additionally, it will explore the specific implications for agricultural land given its increasing value and economic importance. This analysis is illustrated by the issue presented in Shen v. Simpson, a recent constitutional challenge to Florida’s land ownership restrictions. Part II will discuss the pertinent history and legal landscape that frames the issue. Part III …
(Hidden) In Plain Sight: Migrant Child Labor And The New Economy Of Exploitation, Shefali Milczarek-Desai
(Hidden) In Plain Sight: Migrant Child Labor And The New Economy Of Exploitation, Shefali Milczarek-Desai
Arkansas Law Review
Oppressive child labor in America is both an age-old problem and one that is relatively new. Part I presents the tumultuous history of child labor regulation in the United States—a history that provides clues as to why contemporary child labor laws fall far short of comprehensively addressing oppressive, migrant child labor. It then pivots to the contemporary child labor crisis by describing the new economy of exploitation and the unaccompanied migrant children upon which it relies. Part II sets forth the current U.S. legal landscape surrounding child labor laws, including these laws’ failure to protect migrant children. Next, Part II …
Seeing Race & Sexuality: Child Welfare & Forced Labor, Annie Isabel Fukushima, Jens Nilson, Kaden Richards
Seeing Race & Sexuality: Child Welfare & Forced Labor, Annie Isabel Fukushima, Jens Nilson, Kaden Richards
Arkansas Law Review
This Article examines how child welfare responds to children who are forced to labor through a case study of California. We use an intersectional framework to argue that a conceptualization of current sociolegal responses to human trafficking cannot be delinked from racialized and sexualized forms of governmentality. In using an intersectional framework, we hope to draw upon intersectionality as a way to “point[] to the ways that structural inequality, persistent disadvantages, and structural abandonment are some of the root causes of microlevel violent interactions and at the same time influence how effective macrolevel justice policies are at responding to or …
How To Situate High School Student Part-Time Work Trends: An [Incomplete] Empirical Glance, Michael Heise
How To Situate High School Student Part-Time Work Trends: An [Incomplete] Empirical Glance, Michael Heise
Arkansas Law Review
Recent federal warnings about increases in child labor law violations coincide with various state efforts to dilute child labor protections. This Article confines itself to the array of outcomes attributable to lawful part time work performed by non-trafficked, full-time, U.S. high school students. This Article sets out to develop two modest and separate—though related—claims. The first claim is that clear and reliable answers do not emerge for such basic policy questions as, for example, whether student part-time work during high school constitutes a penalty or, instead, confers rewards to students. This Article’s second claim is methodological. Specifically, much of the …
Children At Work, Parental Rights—And Rhetoric, Naomi Cahn, Maxine Eichner, Mary Ziegler
Children At Work, Parental Rights—And Rhetoric, Naomi Cahn, Maxine Eichner, Mary Ziegler
Arkansas Law Review
States are increasingly considering and enacting laws that reduce protections for child laborers, and the number of minors who have been employed in violation of existing child labor laws has been steadily growing. We argue that politicians deploy the rhetoric of parental rights in today’s legislative battles over child labor protections to create political cover for reforms that benefit businesses, not children or their families. Part I demonstrates that appeals to parental rights have a long history in child labor law. Through much of the battle to regulate children’s labor, child-labor opponents insisted that regulations infringed parents’ legitimate rights over …
State Policy Levers To Fight Child Labor, Terri Gerstein
State Policy Levers To Fight Child Labor, Terri Gerstein
Arkansas Law Review
Oppressive child labor has made a resurgence in the United States. Media reports have revealed children as young as fourteen and fifteen working as roofers, in meatpacking facilities, in automobile manufacturing plants, and in other jobs that are hazardous and inappropriate for children. In the face of the current crisis, concerned commentators, advocates, and media have focused extensively on potential federal action and on problematic red-state rollbacks of child labor protections. Meanwhile, policy discussions often focus on the low-hanging fruit of increasing civil monetary penalties. This Article notes the importance of increasing penalties, as well as significantly increasing enforcement resources. …
Arkansas Law Review - Volume 77 Issue 2, Journal Editors
Arkansas Law Review - Volume 77 Issue 2, Journal Editors
Arkansas Law Review
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