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57th Legislature Roster Apr 2026

57th Legislature Roster

Warren C. Cowen Papers

Roster for the 57th Legislature with committees for the state of Texas for the 1961-1962 year.


56th Legislature Roster Apr 2026

56th Legislature Roster

Warren C. Cowen Papers

Roster for the 56th Legislature with committees for the state of Texas for the 1959-1960 year.


55th Legislature Roster Apr 2026

55th Legislature Roster

Warren C. Cowen Papers

Roster for the 55th Legislature for the state of Texas for the 1957-1958 year.


56th Legislature Roster Apr 2026

56th Legislature Roster

Warren C. Cowen Papers

Roster for the 56th Legislature for the state of Texas for the 1959-1960 year.


53rd Legislature Roster Apr 2026

53rd Legislature Roster

Warren C. Cowen Papers

Roster for the 53rd Legislature for the state of Texas for the 1953-1954 year.


Giveaway Apr 2026

Giveaway

Warren C. Cowen Papers

Notice from the Voters League of Precinct 73 for the giveaway of a clock radio.


Annual Conference Apr 2026

Annual Conference

Warren C. Cowen Papers

Ticket for the 39th Annual Conference of Texas Industry Frontier Fiesta.


Democratic Relations Apr 2026

Democratic Relations

Warren C. Cowen Papers

Small book on the democratic relations between the United States and Canada.


4-H Award Program Apr 2026

4-H Award Program

Warren C. Cowen Papers

Tarrant County 4-H award program for state 4-H winners Sandra Newton, Joe Spears, Tommy Lutes and Patricia Stephenson, November 13, 1961.


Texas Tax Journal Apr 2026

Texas Tax Journal

Warren C. Cowen Papers

Page from the Texas Tax Journal about the financial condition of Texas, March 1960.


Citation Apr 2026

Citation

Warren C. Cowen Papers

Citation presented Warren C. Cowen from the Teachers of the Fort Worth and Tarrant County Public Schools in recognition for his service and devotion, November 16, 1961.


Card Certificate Apr 2026

Card Certificate

Warren C. Cowen Papers

Card with certificate of appointment issued to Warren C. Cowen making him an honorary citizen of El Paso, March 2, 1961.


Letter From Secretary Of State, Frank Lake Apr 2026

Letter From Secretary Of State, Frank Lake

Warren C. Cowen Papers

Letter from Frank Lake, Secretary of State, to each member of the Texas House of Representatives informing them that he will forward the certificate of election as a member of the House of Representatives of the Texas Legislature, February 28, 1961.


Certificate, Raymond L. Telles Jr. Apr 2026

Certificate, Raymond L. Telles Jr.

Warren C. Cowen Papers

Certificate of appointment issued to Warren C. Cowen making him an honorary citizen of El Paso. Certificate was signed by the mayor of El Paso, Raymond L. Telles Jr., March 2, 1961.


Certificate, Price Daniel Apr 2026

Certificate, Price Daniel

Warren C. Cowen Papers

Certificate signed by Price Daniel, Governor of Texas, stating that Warren C. Cowen was duly elected a member of the House of Representatives, November 25, 1960.


Certificate Apr 2026

Certificate

Warren C. Cowen Papers

Certificate presented to Warren C. Cowen commissioning him as a honorary Colonel on the Governor's staff by the acting Governor of Texas. July 9, 1959.


Certificate Apr 2026

Certificate

Warren C. Cowen Papers

Certificate presented to Mary Kay Cowen commissioning her as a honorary Junior Texas Rangerette by the acting Governor of Texas. July 9, 1959.


The Proceedings Of Great Day Volume 17, Liam Berger, Ella Singer, Gabrielle Houde Apr 2026

The Proceedings Of Great Day Volume 17, Liam Berger, Ella Singer, Gabrielle Houde

Proceedings of GREAT Day

From welcoming our new president to the excitement of A Whale of a Time festival, this was a year of collaboration and new allies expressing the spirit of the liberal arts. This issue of The Proceedings of GREAT Day highlights that same spirit through works addressing the role of religion in dismantling inequality, exploring the exciting world of knots and integrals, and investigating the past (and present) of our very own campus. Delve deeper into the GREAT work of SUNY Geneseo’s students in this year’s issue of The Proceedings of GREAT Day.


Knot Your Average Math Class: Exploring Curves And Curiosities, Jocelyn Bunster Apr 2026

Knot Your Average Math Class: Exploring Curves And Curiosities, Jocelyn Bunster

Proceedings of GREAT Day

Most people imagine advanced math as endless calculus classes or solving increasingly complicated equations. However, advanced mathematics also includes the study of knots—the same ones used to tie our shoes. In fact, the loop of a ponytail holder is one of the simplest mathematical knots. Would students sleep through math if they were learning about rope magic tricks? Knot theory, a branch of topology, is the study of closed curves. Despite it being considered an advanced topic, many of its fundamental concepts are accessible to high school students. Given the flexibility in New York State high school math graduation requirements, …


Vestiges Of Geneseo's Past: Narratives Of Local Identity, Hailey Bernet Apr 2026

Vestiges Of Geneseo's Past: Narratives Of Local Identity, Hailey Bernet

Proceedings of GREAT Day

We are surrounded by vestiges of a past that are no longer considered relevant. Specifically focusing on the territory of Geneseo, New York, there are landmarks all over that house narratives overlooked by those familiar with the present space. Uncovered with the right lens, these narratives are brought into the light, and Geneseo’s history is laid out before us. What my project attempts to accomplish is defining these vestiges, physical objects that existed before our time now, that remain under our noses. When history is forgotten, there will often not be a sign on a plot of land, or before …


The Role Of Black Seed Oil (Thymoquinone) On Repetitive Behavior And Neuroinflammation In Spinning Mice, Ashley Biondi Apr 2026

The Role Of Black Seed Oil (Thymoquinone) On Repetitive Behavior And Neuroinflammation In Spinning Mice, Ashley Biondi

Proceedings of GREAT Day

Repetitive behavior is characterized as repetitive actions with no purpose, which is a common feature in autism spectrum disorder (ASD). What we are trying to see is if environmental interventions can reduce repetitive behaviors, such as spinning, in mice. In prior studies in mice, a ketogenic diet (KD) successfully decreased repetitive behaviors. One hypothesis is that the reduced spinning is due to the KD being an anti-inflammatory. Neuroinflammation, which refers to inflammation in the central nervous system, may offer a link between diet and ASD and other disorders. In a convergent approach, this study uses another known anti-inflammatory, Thymoquinone (TQ), …


Evaluating Social Vulnerability In Livingston County, Ny, Charles Canero Iii, Daniel Noone Apr 2026

Evaluating Social Vulnerability In Livingston County, Ny, Charles Canero Iii, Daniel Noone

Proceedings of GREAT Day

Social vulnerability refers to the differential capacity of communities to prepare for, respond to, and recover from adverse events such as natural disasters, public health emergencies, and economic disruptions. While national indices like the CDC/ATS-DR Social Vulnerability Index (SVI) offer standardized frameworks to quantify this concept, their application often overlooks critical intra-county disparities, especially in rural areas. This study applies the 2022 SVI dataset to analyze social vulnerability in Livingston County, New York—a predominantly rural county in upstate New York. We integrate geospatial analysis, correlation matrices, and Lasso-regularized regression to assess how vulnerability varies across census tracts and to identify …


Rochester Elementary Schools: Progress, Challenges, And The Path To Equity, Aimee Maoriello Apr 2026

Rochester Elementary Schools: Progress, Challenges, And The Path To Equity, Aimee Maoriello

Proceedings of GREAT Day

How does the first city in New York State to desegregate its schools now present one of the most segregated school districts in the nation? This capstone thesis investigates the persistent achievement gaps in Rochester’s elementary schools, examining the long-lasting impacts of redlining, blockbusting, and racial covenants on educational outcomes of young learners today. Since its incorporation in 1834, Rochester’s residential demographics have shifted dramatically, resulting in a diverse population. The post-WWII migration to northern cities contributed to an explosive growth in the Black population by over 2,000% in Rochester. This demographic shift—while vital to the city’s cultural fabric—created challenges …


"What A Mensch Does Is Fight For Justice:" Judaism, Activism, And Agency In The Civil Rights Movement, Ethan Harris Apr 2026

"What A Mensch Does Is Fight For Justice:" Judaism, Activism, And Agency In The Civil Rights Movement, Ethan Harris

Proceedings of GREAT Day

While it is commonly known that the Jewish community was a major contributor to the United States Civil Rights Movement, much of the historiography focuses exclusively on the eventual fall of the Black/Jewish alliance. These gaps fail to encompass the unique nature of the Jewish activist experience, let alone their contributions in progressing African American equality. This project aims to provide insight into the nuances of Jewish involvement in the movement, as well as highlight how many Jews employed their religious traditions to inspire years of successful activism. Additionally, there is a call to action for public education to include …


Senegalese Community Through Media, Genesis Flores Apr 2026

Senegalese Community Through Media, Genesis Flores

Proceedings of GREAT Day

This paper builds off another paper detailing the media representation in Dakar, Senegal. This paper will discuss the extent in which the media representation in Dakar represents the daily culture, the sense of community, and how the media in Dakar transfers over to the diaspora/ america (if such a thing even occurs). In order to engage in this discussion, the top popular newspapers and news channels will be used as primary sources, coupled with clips of interviews, social media, and scholarly articles. This paper will then discuss the effectiveness of media in Dakar and assess if the media has any …


The Gospel Of Resistance: How The Exodus Narrative Undermined Pro-Slavery Christianity, Lauren Reilly Apr 2026

The Gospel Of Resistance: How The Exodus Narrative Undermined Pro-Slavery Christianity, Lauren Reilly

Proceedings of GREAT Day

In the book of Exodus, God delivered the Israelites out of bondage in Egypt and into the Promised Land. For enslaved people in the United States in the 19th century, the beginning of this story felt familiar, and the end felt hopeful. By resonating with the Israelites, African Americans in the United States formed a distinct identity and theology that leaned on the hope of God’s justice and deliverance. Scholarship on Christianity among enslaved people has largely presented Exodus as a tool in forming identity and a sense of hope that God will deliver them in the same way He …


Why Won't My Parlays Hit?: An Analysis Of The American Sports Betting Industry, Ian Palmieri Apr 2026

Why Won't My Parlays Hit?: An Analysis Of The American Sports Betting Industry, Ian Palmieri

Proceedings of GREAT Day

This paper investigates the advertising of the American sports betting industry. The increased prominence of such messaging, including league partnerships and influencer endorsements, influences individuals to gamble at higher rates, especially young adult males. Analysis of a sportsbook’s partnership with a sports league, three popular YouTube Channels, and a self-administered survey consisting of Likert-scale and open-ended questions reveals that advertisers employ deceptive language and placement, leading to higher rates of sports betting and advertising wearout.


Unity Decomposition To Simplify Challenging Integrals: A Crossover Between The Real And Complex Domains, Gavin George Apr 2026

Unity Decomposition To Simplify Challenging Integrals: A Crossover Between The Real And Complex Domains, Gavin George

Proceedings of GREAT Day

Integrating functions in the real domain tends to be challenging and can become complex as more functions and terms are inserted into the integrand. Shifting our lens to the complex domain can greatly simplify integration and the ability to deter mine trends among the primitives of families of functions. The trend relevant to this research paper is integral to finding the primitive function of higher-order elementary reciprocal functions by converting them into a summation of simpler terms. This result agrees with the results obtained from the residue theorem. Relating to fundamental complex analysis techniques such as the De Moivre theorem, …


Examining The Sociology Of Diversity: A State Of The Literature Within An Emerging Subfield, Guadalupe Alicea, Julia Carter Apr 2026

Examining The Sociology Of Diversity: A State Of The Literature Within An Emerging Subfield, Guadalupe Alicea, Julia Carter

Proceedings of GREAT Day

The sociology of diversity is an emerging field that examines how social differences, such as race, gender, class, and ability, intersect within institutions and everyday life. As diversity becomes a central concern in education, workplaces, and policymaking, scholars continue to debate not only what diversity is but also what it looks like in practice, how it is performed, who is responsible for enacting it, and how institutional diversity goals align–or fail to align–with broader social equity objectives. These key debates within diversity discourse aid to critically assess how SUNY Geneseo, self-defined as an “equity-based honors college,” engages with diversity initiatives. …


The Role Of Actuarial Discretion In Discrimination In Auto Insurance, Michael Abrams Apr 2026

The Role Of Actuarial Discretion In Discrimination In Auto Insurance, Michael Abrams

Proceedings of GREAT Day

In today's auto insurance industry, rate discrimination against people of color and lower-class individuals is rampant, but unseen by those outside of the industry. This is due to the proliferation of individualist perceptions of the operations of the auto insurance industry among social scientists and legal scholars in calculating insurance rates. It operates on the basis of risk calculation, backed up by actuarial measures that serve to single out minorities living in low-income areas. Driving history, insurance history, zip code, homeownership, and credit are among the most common measures used by insurance companies to calculate insurance rate, are shaped by …