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Vista: April 18, 2024, University Of San Diego
Vista: April 18, 2024, University Of San Diego
USD Vista (1965-)
No abstract provided.
Commencement 2024: Dean G. Marcus Cole’S Charge To The Graduating Class, Marcus Cole
Commencement 2024: Dean G. Marcus Cole’S Charge To The Graduating Class, Marcus Cole
Commencement Programs
Joseph A. Matson Dean and Professor of Law G. Marcus Cole delivered this charge to Notre Dame Law School’s Class of 2024 during the Law School’s Hooding Ceremony on May 18, 2024, in Purcell Pavilion.
Stem Fields: Research Summary, Susan R. Madsen
Stem Fields: Research Summary, Susan R. Madsen
Marketing and Strategy Faculty Publications
During the fall of 2023, Utah Women & Leadership Project (UWLP) researchers conducted a statewide study to establish a baseline for public perceptions related to the awareness, understanding, and attitudes about challenges that Utah women and girls face (see Background & Methods for details). The study was created to support the work of 18 areas of focus (spokes) within the movement called A Bolder Way Forward, which is dedicated to helping more Utah girls and women thrive. One of the 18 areas of focus includes STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) fields, and this summary shares findings that illuminate present …
Being Good For Something: The Intersection Of Care And Critical Theories (Chapter 7), Carolyne Ali-Khan, Hope E. Wilson
Being Good For Something: The Intersection Of Care And Critical Theories (Chapter 7), Carolyne Ali-Khan, Hope E. Wilson
Education: Faculty Publications
Miles Horton (1990) differentiates being good from being good for something. Being good for something requires an understanding of place, power, and agency. It also requires being deeply and fully present. Working for and with Jeffrey Cornett was an experience in learning how to be good for something and simultaneously learning how to collectively bring active care into a department, college, and the broader world. In this chapter we discuss Jeff’s commitment to both. We examine how Jeff forged the intersection of care and critical theories. And we share a few examples of moments in which Jeff built community
The Crazy Dog Lady Sees A Rat Snake In The Compost Bin, Renée Ashley
The Crazy Dog Lady Sees A Rat Snake In The Compost Bin, Renée Ashley
Bryant Literary Review
No abstract provided.
The Swallows, Brenda Beardsley
In The Time Of Grunge I Was A Soft Queer Girl With Dreams Like A Neil Diamond Banger, Sarah Sorensen
In The Time Of Grunge I Was A Soft Queer Girl With Dreams Like A Neil Diamond Banger, Sarah Sorensen
Bryant Literary Review
No abstract provided.
Givers, Anna Elkins
The Evaluation Of Non-Specific Risk Indicators In Improving Detection Of Psychosis-Spectrum Liability, Thomas W. O'Kane
The Evaluation Of Non-Specific Risk Indicators In Improving Detection Of Psychosis-Spectrum Liability, Thomas W. O'Kane
Theses and Dissertations
Psychosis-spectrum disorders remain a leading cause of disability for both individuals and society, with early identification and prevention efforts representing a promising avenue of research for addressing these concerns. One potential impediment to improving early risk identification is the historical focus on indicators thought to be exclusive to the psychosis-spectrum. This focus often comes at the expense of non-specific risk factors (e.g., disrupted sleep, adverse childhood experiences) which contribute to the risk of developing psychosis as well as other mental illnesses. Research suggests the inclusion of these non-specific factors may improve our ability to identify those at risk. The present …
Staff Forum 2024 With President Dr. Tomikia P. Legrande, Prairie View A&M University
Staff Forum 2024 With President Dr. Tomikia P. Legrande, Prairie View A&M University
PV Staff Council Archival Documents
No abstract provided.
Nnlm Region 2 Funding Award Information Session, Network Of The National Library Of Medicine, Regional Medical Library 2
Nnlm Region 2 Funding Award Information Session, Network Of The National Library Of Medicine, Regional Medical Library 2
All NNLM R2 Presentations
No abstract provided.
Exploring Various Integration Methods Of Carbon Quantum Dots In Cspbcl3 Perovskite Solar Cells For Enhanced Power Conversion Efficiency, Eman Sawires, Zahraa Ismail, Mona Samir, Ahmed Agour, Fathy Amer, Hassan Nageh, Sameh O. Abdellatif
Exploring Various Integration Methods Of Carbon Quantum Dots In Cspbcl3 Perovskite Solar Cells For Enhanced Power Conversion Efficiency, Eman Sawires, Zahraa Ismail, Mona Samir, Ahmed Agour, Fathy Amer, Hassan Nageh, Sameh O. Abdellatif
Electrical Engineering
No abstract provided.
Perceptions Of Violent Content And Their Relationships On Aggressive Behavior: The Effects Of Implicit Beliefs On Aggression In Relation To Video Content, Logan Mccombs
Theses and Dissertations
Previous research shows that consuming violent media can lead to increased aggression in thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. Several other factors also contribute to such behaviors but have not been thoroughly studied including implicit beliefs about aggression in relation to media content. This two-part study consists of (1) an exploratory iterated principal-factor method to create an implicit belief measure about consuming violent media in conjunction with correlational analyses and (2) between subjects hierarchical linear regression models to determine what effects implicit beliefs have on subsequent aggression after participants view either a violent of nonviolent video, while controlling for violent media consumption …
The Influence Of Religious And Political Discrepancies On Parent-Adolescent Social Cohesion, Emily De Schweinitz Taylor
The Influence Of Religious And Political Discrepancies On Parent-Adolescent Social Cohesion, Emily De Schweinitz Taylor
Theses and Dissertations
American youth are leaving organized religion at historical levels. Given that religious and political similarity (consensual solidarity) tends to strengthen affectual solidarity (emotional connection) in parent-adolescent dyads, decreasing adolescent religiousness and increasing political disagreements may threaten family social cohesion. However, during adolescence, youth empathy skills tend to increase and adolescents’ conflict with their parents tends to eventually subside. Based on principles outlined in intergenerational family solidarity theory, I hypothesized that adolescent empathy skills and authoritative parenting style would buffer the negative relational effects of religious and political discrepancies within the parent-adolescent relationship. I used Waves 2-4 (referred to as Times …
The Result Of Her Experiment: Evelyn De Morgan's Spiritualist Message Of A Hopeful Death, Mary Daylin Paul
The Result Of Her Experiment: Evelyn De Morgan's Spiritualist Message Of A Hopeful Death, Mary Daylin Paul
Theses and Dissertations
The late Victorian artist Evelyn De Morgan's paintings have been analyzed and interpreted through the lens of her many stylistic influences by past critics and current art historians. This thesis seeks to restore 19th-century Spiritualism as the central influence on the subject matter and style of De Morgan's paintings. This is particularly true of works concerned with the struggles of mortal life and the moment of death, based on her anonymously published text The Result of an Experiment. Victorian mourning rituals, Spiritualism, and the writings of Swedenborg served to draw out the specific Spiritualist symbols within De Morgan's paintings. A …
The Role Of Instructors In Fostering A Sense Of Belonging For Native Hawaiian And Pacific Islander University Students, Kehaulani Oleole Malzl
The Role Of Instructors In Fostering A Sense Of Belonging For Native Hawaiian And Pacific Islander University Students, Kehaulani Oleole Malzl
Theses and Dissertations
An alarmingly high level of Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander (NHPI) college students in the United States end up dropping out of secondary education institutions. One important predictor of academic success and retention at the secondary level is student sense of school belonging. This thesis explores NHPI college students' perceptions of how their university instructors foster or undermine their sense of school belonging. A snowball sample of 97 NHPI students participated in 18 focus groups that included students from various islands and ethnicities in Oceania who were attending one U.S. university in the Pacific Rim. Focus group data were transcribed …
The Motivation Paradox: Exploring Copyright’S Assumptions About Creativity And The Allocation Of Creative Resources, Alina Ng
Texas A&M Journal of Property Law
Copyright is instrumental in promoting the progress of science by encouraging authors and other creators to produce and disseminate creative works by granting them an exclusive property right over the creative resources they produce. However, only some copyrighted works correlate with this goal. Some works do not promote a better society, while others harm society’s well-being. The existence of these works demonstrates that the legal structures in copyright law are somehow encouraging the production of works that do not correlate with the goals of progress. One reason might be that the law has not adequately defined the word “progress.” The …
Like, Comment, And Follow: How To Amend Copyright Law To Protect Black Tiktokers, Ny'esha Young
Like, Comment, And Follow: How To Amend Copyright Law To Protect Black Tiktokers, Ny'esha Young
Texas A&M Journal of Property Law
The Black community has long suffered through a cycle of trauma and pain, with history repeating itself throughout generations. From the civil rights movement to the Black Lives Matter movement, this cycle persists, showing up again in the experiences of Black TikTokers. Despite looking race-neutral on its face, copyright law’s lack of understanding of how Black art can manifest itself has become more obvious in the world of digital creativity. Stuck in a cycle of appropriation, Black TikTokers find themselves facing a familiar dilemma as their work is replicated without compensation or credit, echoing the historical struggles of Black musicians. …
The Shortest Coastline In The U.S. Under Threat; Unh Researcher’S Work On Projects To Adapt To Changing Weather Patterns, Sarah Donovan
The Shortest Coastline In The U.S. Under Threat; Unh Researcher’S Work On Projects To Adapt To Changing Weather Patterns, Sarah Donovan
Digital Edition
An independent student produced newspaper from the University of New Hampshire.
All Things Marian: Mary, The Ark Of The Covenant, University Of Dayton. International Marian Research Institute, Michele Foley, Stuart Schafer
All Things Marian: Mary, The Ark Of The Covenant, University Of Dayton. International Marian Research Institute, Michele Foley, Stuart Schafer
Podcast: All Things Marian
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Sipping Success: A Complete Digital Marketing And Customer Journey Makeover For Local Business Mi Boba Using Principles Of Change Management, In-Store Experience Enhancements, And Website Redesign., Joanna Holecko
Honors Theses
Sipping Success captures the journey of customer experience and marketing strategies for a small, woman-owned business in Kalamazoo, Michigan: Mi Boba. Beginning with an in-depth analysis of existing in-store experience using reviews and interviews, this thesis uses insights to guide the creation of a customer service blueprint catered to creating the perfect Mi Boba interaction. From that blueprint, new signage and menus were created to improve the customer experience. Next, the website was completely redesigned to address issues of navigation, visual representation of products, and search engine optimization (SEO). These enhancements improved user experience, resulting in significant increases in website …
Human Rights Abuses In Post Conflict Societies & Subsequent Case Study On Guatemala, Morgan Van Beck
Human Rights Abuses In Post Conflict Societies & Subsequent Case Study On Guatemala, Morgan Van Beck
CSB and SJU Distinguished Thesis
No abstract provided.
2024 April 18 - Tennessee Weekly Drought Summary, Tennessee Climate Office, East Tennessee State University
2024 April 18 - Tennessee Weekly Drought Summary, Tennessee Climate Office, East Tennessee State University
Tennessee Climate Office Weekly Drought Summaries
No abstract provided.
Drici Named 2025 Kemp Award Winner, Julia Perez
Drici Named 2025 Kemp Award Winner, Julia Perez
News and Events (Discontinued Series)
No abstract provided.
...The End (April 18, 20, 2024), Lindenwood University
...The End (April 18, 20, 2024), Lindenwood University
Student Dance Programs & Brochures
Event program for ...The End (April 18, 20, 2024), Lindenwood University.
Anti-Bullying Prevention: The Importance Of Identifying Risk Factors And Effective Interventions And Programs, Emma R. Pritt
Anti-Bullying Prevention: The Importance Of Identifying Risk Factors And Effective Interventions And Programs, Emma R. Pritt
Masters Projects
Bullying is a complex public health concern, with Research suggesting that prevention is dependent on school and local demographics. Bully victimization is also heavily associated with students who have adverse childhood experiences. Additionally, Research supports the use of positive behavior supports and interventions as well as the involvement of the greater community to prevent bullying. Forest Hills Public Schools has yet to adopt this Research within their policies and anti-bullying programs. They also do not offer professional development regarding this topic. This project addresses current anti-bullying prevention curriculum, programs, and interventions while also considering the impact that adverse childhood experiences …
Migratory And Non-Migratory Yellow Perch Differ In Locomotor Traits, Wade Poling
Migratory And Non-Migratory Yellow Perch Differ In Locomotor Traits, Wade Poling
Honors Theses
Yellow Perch (Perca flavescens) are widely distributed throughout the Midwest and are popular game fish and table fare. Seasonally, some eastern Lake Michigan Yellow Perch migrate into drowned river mouth lakes. Drowned river mouths are highly productive environments that also hold non-migratory resident Yellow Perch. Migration requires substantial energy expenditure; therefore, we expected migratory Yellow Perch to evolve locomotory traits that optimize energy efficiency for swimming long distances. We expected drowned river mouth lake resident Yellow Perch to evolve locomotory traits that enhance maneuverability, which are beneficial in avoiding predators, capturing prey, and moving through the structurally complex littoral …
From Advisor To Lab Manager: Committed To Student Success, University Of Dayton
From Advisor To Lab Manager: Committed To Student Success, University Of Dayton
Blog: The Dayton Engineer
Through two positions and ten years, lab manager Penny Timmer has always been committed to supporting students.
Transforming The Future Of Ud Engineers, University Of Dayton
Transforming The Future Of Ud Engineers, University Of Dayton
Blog: The Dayton Engineer
As the engineering industry rapidly evolves, there is a constant flow of new ideas into the School of Engineering to ensure students are prepared to make an impact in the workforce.
Department Of Mechanical And Aerospace Engineering Professor Recognized As American Society Of Biomechanics Fellow, University Of Dayton
Department Of Mechanical And Aerospace Engineering Professor Recognized As American Society Of Biomechanics Fellow, University Of Dayton
Blog: The Dayton Engineer
Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Professor Kim Bigelow was awarded the status of Fellow in the American Society of Biomechanics (ASB). She will be recognized at the annual ASB conference in August.