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Sjsu Erfa Board Minutes, September 14, 2026, San Jose State University, Emeritus And Retired Faculty Association

SJSU ERFA Minutes

SJSU ERFA Executive Board Minutes

September 14, 2026

Sjsu Erfa Board Minutes, May 4, 2026, San Jose State University, Emeritus And Retired Faculty Association

SJSU ERFA Minutes

SJSU ERFA Executive Board Minutes

May 4, 2026

From Your Green Lawn To What’S Lurking Beyond Your Property Line, Jackson D. Southern, Aleia Castro

Nontechnically Speaking Substack

This third issue of the Nontechnically Speaking Substack features an article written by Ursinus College students Jackson Southern and Aleia Castro entitled “Is Your Yard a Killer? How to Improve Your Lawn's Environmental Impact.” It also highlights student-created Instagram reels and announces other upcoming events.

Holy Trinity Ukrainian Catholic Church V. Township Of Collier

2026 Decisions

USDC for the Western District of Pennsylvania

In Re: Aaron Mazie

2026 Decisions

USDC for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania

James Tice V. Stephanie Domitrovich

2026 Decisions

USDC for the Western District of Pennsylvania

Challenges And Coping Strategies Of Agritourism Operators In South Dakota, Xu Li, Peggy Schlechter

Journal of Extension

This study explored the challenges faced by agritourism operators in South Dakota and examined their coping strategies. Through in-depth interviews with 17 agritourism operators, four major challenges were identified: lack of business knowledge and skills, government regulations, time constraints, and financial concerns. The coping strategies adopted by operators demonstrated their adaptability and resilience. The findings suggest that Extension can play a vital role as an educator, facilitator, and advocate in supporting agritourism development. This study contributes to a deeper understanding of agritourism growth in South Dakota and provides valuable insights for Extension and other organizations involved in supporting agritourism.

Faculty Senate Executive Committee October 19, 2026, Utah State University

Faculty Senate & Faculty Senate Executive Committee

• 3:00 Call to Order
• 3:05 University Business
• 3:20 Faculty Senate Business
• 3:35 Report
• Library Advisory Council Annual Report
• Academic Freedom and Tenure Committee Annual Report
• Athletic Council Annual Report
• 4:00 Information
• EPC Report
• 4:15 Additional Business
• Adjourn: 4:30 pm

Swaag Award Press Release, Arkansas State University - Jonesboro

Study Abroad - Dominica 2026

Jessica Harvey won first place in the undergraduate paper category at the annual Southwestern Division American Association of Geographers (SWAAG).

Agrivoltaics: Combining Food And Solar Power On Agricultural Lands, Dharla Soteros, Kendall Becker, Spencer J. Good, Ngoni Mufute, Matt Yost, Logan Mitchell, Scott Hotaling

All Current Publications

Utah’s ranchers and farmers face pressure to sell land to developers, conserve water, and manage increasing production costs (Li et al., 2019). One way producers can keep growing food while diversifying and increasing revenue is by integrating agriculture and solar electricity generation on the same land, a practice known as agrivoltaics. In this fact sheet, the authors describe agrivoltaic setup options, summarize agrivoltaics' impacts on livestock and crop production, and discuss implementation economics.

Specification And Internal Assessment Of A Self Reported Protective Application Use Composite Among Computer Science Undergraduates In Enugu State Nigeria, Adesegun Nurudeen Osijirin, Leonard C. Anigbo, Oliver Okechukwu

Journal of Cybersecurity Education, Research and Practice

This study specifies a Protective Application Use Composite restricted to self-reported protective application use. A cross-sectional survey provided 364 complete records from Computer Science undergraduates at four universities in Enugu State, Nigeria, from 393 distributed questionnaires. The score is the equal-weight average of five questionnaire categories: antivirus, firewall, encryption, multi-factor authentication, and virtual private network use. Reanalysis of the author-supplied item records yielded category means from 2.097 to 2.376 and internal-consistency coefficients from 0.958 to 0.971. The composite mean was 2.170, with a standard deviation of 0.469. The first component of the category-score correlation matrix explained 50.98 percent of variance. …

Markets For Unverified Capability: Why Organizations Facing Real Adversarial Scrutiny Reject The Metrics Academic Ai-Security Research Relies On, Babar Khan Akhunzada

Journal of Cybersecurity Education, Research and Practice

Governments, insurers, and defenders increasingly rely on published capability claims about AI cybersecurity agents to inform procurement, regulation, and risk assessment. Yet a striking pattern runs through the organizations with the most at stake: enterprises and technology companies deploying frontier AI agents against real production infrastructure consistently decline to publish the accuracy metrics that academic and vendor benchmarks compete to report. This paper investigates that pattern as an economic, organizational, and policy problem rather than a purely technical one. We audit eleven independently published AI cybersecurity benchmarks and deployments using a five-dimension integrity rubric and find that benchmarks relying on …

Hagfish Intermediate Filament Proteins: From A Natural Protein System To Functional Biomaterials, Oran Wasserman, Kristin K. Durrant, Katee Stromberg, Brianne E. Bell, Paula E. Oliveira, Justin A. Jones

Biology Student Research

Sourcing protein-based biomaterials directly from nature presents persistent challenges in scalability, processing, and batch-to-batch variability. Recombinant engineering has focused largely on spider silks, and hagfish intermediate filament (HIF) proteins remain a comparatively unexplored alternative, with small non-repetitive subunits that have been produced full-length at high yield. This review examines the biology of naturally produced HIF protein threads from the Pacific hagfish, Eptatretus stoutii, advances in recombinant expression and purification, and their translation into functional biomaterials. We first describe the tripartite domain architecture and biochemical classification of the threonine-rich α- and γ-keratin-like subunits, and then the defensive biomechanics of HIF …

Intouch Week Of October 19, 2026, New York Medical College

InTouch

• Class of 2030 Dons White Coats and Embraces the Values of Medicine
• 5th Annual Meeting of the Minds Showcases Research and Innovation
• Campus Celebrates National Physical Therapy Month
• NYMC Students Have a Gourd Time at Pumpkin Carving Contest
• NYMC Community Shows Off Its Safety Style
• From the Collection of Edward C. Halperin, M.D., M.A.
• Survival Benefits Outweigh Cognitive Risks for Diabetics Taking GLP-1s
• TCDM Launches New Digital Training Center
• Student Spotlight: Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with LMSA Co-President Melissa Arboleda
• Alumni Spotlight: Allison Zeitounian, M.S. ‘18, Breaking Communication Barriers as a Bilingual SLP

University Riverview Associates V. Rodriguez

All Decisions

In this GCEL holdover based on nonpayment of rent under RPL § 216(a)(1), the court dismisses because the predicate termination notice merely states the tenant "is behind on rental obligations" without specifying amounts owed or applicable time periods, making it impossible for respondent to formulate a meaningful defense. The deficient notice is unamendable, requiring dismissal.

Face-To-Face And Cyber Intimate Partner Violence And Mental Health Outcomes Among Lgbtq+ Adults From Spain: A Mixed-Methods Approach, Ines Cano-Gonzalez, Maricela Galdamez, Roman Ronzon-Tirado, María L. Mondolfi, Brianna M. Byllesby, Ruby Charak

Psychological Science Faculty Publications

Intimate partner violence (IPV) among LGBTQ+ individuals differs from experiences of cisgender heterosexual individuals. LGBTQ+ individuals report higher rates of IPV and face unique dynamics related to their minority gender and sexual identities, such as identity-related abuse. Guided by the Minority Stress Theory, this study is based on the premise that stigma associated with sexual and gender minority identities contributes to an increased risk of IPV as well as poorer mental health outcomes. Using a convergent mixed-methods design, this study explored the experiences of IPV and related impact on mental health outcomes, namely symptoms of depression and suicide risk, in …

Final Quarterly Operations And Maintenance Report: Butte Treatment Lagoon System – First Quarter 2026, Pioneer Technical Services, Inc.

Silver Bow Creek/Butte Area Superfund Site

No abstract provided.

Disclosure Under Noisy Information Processing, Jeremy Bertomeu, Edwige Cheynel, Peicong (Keri) Hu

Olin Business School Faculty Research

Capital markets process disclosures with noise. Adding this single friction overturns the standard characterization of costly voluntary disclosure. Firms may unravel to full disclosure despite strictly positive disclosure costs and, when unravelling fails, the model generically admits two equilibria rather than one. In the lower-threshold equilibrium, disclosure becomes more frequent as the cost rises and as reports become more accurate, falls with fundamental volatility when it is below the processing noise, but approaches full disclosure again when volatility grows large. These results help explain the mixed empirical evidence on the proprietary cost hypothesis and generate conditional predictions that distinguish high …

The Impact Of Environmental Exposures On Cystic Acne: A Narrative Review, Angela Vaysman, Morgan Ulczak, Carly Achterberg, Lucas Goetz, Luke Atwood, Reed Hildenbrant, Erin Hallman, Caitlyn Shaughnessy, Karen Vo

Student Publications

Cystic acne is a severe inflammatory dermatological condition traditionally associated with genetic, hormonal, and microbial factors. Although environmental exposures may contribute to acne pathogenesis, the role of airborne agricultural irritants remains underexplored. Agricultural environments contain a complex mixture of organic dusts, pesticides, fertilizers, volatile compounds, and animal-derived particulates that may influence skin barrier integrity and inflammatory responses. This narrative review examines the potential relationship between airborne agricultural exposures and cystic acne by integrating evidence from dermatology, environmental health, and immunology. Particular attention is given to mechanisms through which agricultural irritants may disrupt epidermal barrier proteins, including filaggrin and claudins; promote …

Salinomycin Targets Cancer Stemness In Neuroblastoma Via Wnt/Β-Catenin And Akt/Mtor Attenuation, Blake M. Elliott

Summer Research Program Abstracts

No abstract provided.

20261019: Adult And Technical Education Program Student Papers, 1997-2012, College Of Education

Guides to University Archives

These items include materials from the Adult and Technical Education Program at Marshall University in the COEPD. Items were received in 2026 and include a sampling of student works whose names were redacted from the inventories and JMELI (John Marshall Emerging Leadership Institute) materials.

Innovation Ecosystem Model To Achieve Sustainability In Palm-Oil Biofuel Development In Indonesia, Fanny Rahmadhitya, Avanti Fontana, Ignatius Heruwasto

Journal of Environmental Science and Sustainable Development

Achieving sustainable expansion of Indonesia’s palm-oil biofuel sector requires overcoming two interconnected challenges: ecological limits on feedstock expansion and weak translation of research into industry adoption. Although innovation ecosystem research emphasizes multi-actor collaboration, existing innovation ecosystem research provides limited understanding of how governance and innovation intermediation can bridge these gaps in the palm oil biofuel sector. Using a constructivist grounded theory approach, the study draws on 12 semi-structured interviews with key policymakers, industry practitioners, and researchers, analyzed using constructivist grounded theory (CGT) and triangulated with policy documents and a structured comparison with Malaysia. The findings reveal two interconnected bottlenecks. First, …

Shu World Review- October 19th 2026, Diplolab, Seton Hall University

SHU World Review

No abstract provided.

Seen Without Shame, Anna Bennett

The Main Thing Devotional

“Then Jesus told her, ‘I who speak to you am He.’” John 4:26, NIV.

Fire Regime In Wasur National Park, Indonesia: Climatic Influences And Indigenous Burning Practices, Kushartati Budiningsih, Dodik Ridho Nurrochmat, Agung Wibowo, Meti Ekayani, Donny Wicaksono, Fitri Nurfatriani

Forest and Society

This study examines the fire regime and its driving factors in Wasur National Park, Indonesia. This study employs a MODIS hotspot time-series analysis to examine the relationship between hotspot detections and climatic variables, supported by in-depth interviews with key informants from Kanume, an indigenous people living in Wasur NP. The findings reveal that the monsoonal climate, with its distinct dry and wet seasons, is strongly associated with annual variations in hotspot detection. From 2000 to 2023, hotspot detections were concentrated in the dry season, beginning in May-July, peaking in September-October, and declining in November-December when the wet season began. Pearson …

Building Relationships With Family Forest Landowners In The Western Upper Gulf Coastal Plain To Enhance Forest Management And Promote Certification, Sandeepa Pantha, Nana Tian, Ana Gutierrez-Castillo, Joshua Adams, Eric Taylor

Journal of Extension

Responsible forest management provides ecological, economic, and societal benefits. Sustaining these benefits in Arkansas, Louisiana, and Texas depends on the forest management practices of 821,000 family landowners who own 32 million acres of forestland. This study uses an innovative network-building approach to support family forest landowners (FFLs), particularly underrepresented ones, by connecting them with professionals through facilitator teams established in each state by an advisory board. This network-building strategy provides supportive networks for FFLs, fostering trust and connections within a more extensive and diverse FFL community. This network encourages cooperative, communication-centered technical support to FFLs within essential landscapes to enhance …

The Renewable Energy-Growth-Inequality-Emissions Nexus: A Novel Wealth-Based Inequality Indicator And A Reconsideration Of The Environmental Kuznets Curve, Alessio Cortili

Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei Working Papers

Climate change demands an urgent transition to renewable energy that balances economic growth and social equity. This study investigates the nexus between renewable energy consumption, economic growth, wealth inequality, and CO₂ emissions across 128 countries (2000-2021), addressing three critical gaps in the literature. First, it proposes a novel wealth-based inequality indicator (INEQ) that overcomes the limitations of the Gini coefficient by focusing on distributive fractures between specific population segments. Second, it employs a system of three simultaneous equations estimated via Three-Stage Least Squares (3SLS) to account for endogeneity and cross-equation correlations. Third, it analyses structural differences across four income groups …

Claim Your Scholarly Identity: Building An Orcid Id For Academic Success, Victoria Peters

Library Faculty Publications

Ever wondered how future employers, graduate schools, or journal editors will find your work when hundreds of other people share your name? Your college email will expire after graduation, but your research shouldn't vanish with it. This hands-on workshop introduces you to an ORCID iD—your free, permanent 16-digit ID number that connects all your projects, papers, and achievements directly to you for the rest of your career. In this session, you will create your account, configure key privacy settings, and add your accomplishments—including class capstones, summer research posters, code repositories, and lab projects. You'll also learn how to add your …

Wesleyan Archives Correspondence From Director Maurine Maness, May 16, 1975, Maurine Maness

Correspondence

Correspondence from Maurine Maness, the director of the Wesleyan Archives and Museum, previously located at the University of North Alabama to William L. McDonald. Maness discusses McDonald's donations to the archives as well as his assistance in aiding research inquiries on Center Star, Alabama.

Kai Bird & Susan Goldmark, Floersheimer Center For Constitutional Democracy, Jacob Burns Center For Ethics In The Practice Of Law, American Constitutional Society, Cardozo Chapter

2026–2027 Flyers

A book sale and light reception will follow the discussion.