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Development Trends And Feasible Solutions Of The 6th Generation Of Cybersecurity, Young B. Choi Oct 2022

Development Trends And Feasible Solutions Of The 6th Generation Of Cybersecurity, Young B. Choi

KAUPA Letters

Recently, diverse telecommunication services are emerging. Especially, because of swiftly changing global communication environments using the 5G and 6G telecommunications technologies and explosive Internet usage are demanding secure and robust 6G communications security services. In this article, the concept of the sixth generation of Cybersecurity, and development trends of security issues and feasible potential solutions with the outstanding technical issues are discussed.

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Evolution Of Immersive Journalism Research: A Scientometric Analysis, Seok Kang Oct 2022

Evolution Of Immersive Journalism Research: A Scientometric Analysis, Seok Kang

KAUPA Letters

This study presents a scientometric analysis on immersive journalism research over the past several decades from its origin to the current advancement. Based on a bibliometric data assessment using VOSviewer, this study a) identifies the main concepts and foci of research on immersive journalism, b) visualizes the conceptual and thematic structure of research on immersive journalism, c) presents key components that were revealed in immersive journalism research and d) suggests potential agendas for future immersive journalism research. Data were collected from Web of Science throughout the month of September 2021, totalling 223 research articles. Results showed that the ‘label view’ …

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A Revisit To Samuel Huntington’S “The Clash Of Civilizations?” -- The Perspective Of Koreans, Chin-Tai Kim, Yeomin Yoon Oct 2022

A Revisit To Samuel Huntington’S “The Clash Of Civilizations?” -- The Perspective Of Koreans, Chin-Tai Kim, Yeomin Yoon

KAUPA Letters

No abstract provided.

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시급한 문제, Chung Gil Lee Oct 2022

시급한 문제, Chung Gil Lee

KAUPA Letters

No abstract provided.

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Strive To Benefit Humanity (홍익인간), Yeomin Yoon Oct 2022

Strive To Benefit Humanity (홍익인간), Yeomin Yoon

KAUPA Letters

No abstract provided.

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Agriculture And Sustainable Farming In Vietnam, Minh Hoan Le Oct 2022

Agriculture And Sustainable Farming In Vietnam, Minh Hoan Le

Asian Management Insights

Le Minh Hoan, Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development of Vietnam, talks about the future of sustainable agriculture in ASEAN.

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Redox-Mediated Inactivation Of The Transcriptional Repressor Rcrr Is Responsible For Uropathogenic Escherichia Coli’S Increased Resistance To Reactive Chlorine Species, Sadia Sultana, Mary E. Crompton, Kennadi Meurer, Olivia Jankiewicz, Grace H. Morales, Colton Johnson, Elise Horbach, Kevin Pierre Hoffmann, Pooja Kr, Ritika Shah, Greg M. Anderson, Jonathan E. Schmitz, Maria Hadjifrangiskou, Alessandro Foti, Jan-Ulrik Dahl Oct 2022

Redox-Mediated Inactivation Of The Transcriptional Repressor Rcrr Is Responsible For Uropathogenic Escherichia Coli’S Increased Resistance To Reactive Chlorine Species, Sadia Sultana, Mary E. Crompton, Kennadi Meurer, Olivia Jankiewicz, Grace H. Morales, Colton Johnson, Elise Horbach, Kevin Pierre Hoffmann, Pooja Kr, Ritika Shah, Greg M. Anderson, Jonathan E. Schmitz, Maria Hadjifrangiskou, Alessandro Foti, Jan-Ulrik Dahl

Faculty Publications – Biological Sciences

The ability to overcome stressful environments is critical for pathogen survival in the host. One challenge for bacteria is the exposure to reactive chlorine species (RCS), which are generated by innate immune cells as a critical part of the oxidative burst. Hypochlorous acid (HOCl) is the most potent antimicrobial RCS and is associated with extensive macromolecular damage in the phagocytized pathogen. However, bacteria have evolved defense strategies to alleviate the effects of HOCl-mediated damage. Among these are RCS-sensing transcriptional regulators that control the expression of HOCl-protective genes under non-stress and HOCl stress. Uropathogenic Escherichia coli (UPEC), the major causative agent …

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Controlling Sars Related Illnesses In The Indoor Environment Using Hvac Ventilation Techniques, Natalie Mansson Oct 2022

Controlling Sars Related Illnesses In The Indoor Environment Using Hvac Ventilation Techniques, Natalie Mansson

Construction Management Theses

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought on a need for better ventilation systems due to the deadly spreading of the SARS-CoV and SARS-CoV-2 illness through the air. As the positivity rate increases sharply, this study is pertinent in the fight against the virus. The implementation of MERV filters and ventilation rates while also understanding respiratory droplets and how they move through the air is an important part of understanding airborne transmission. Much research has been done on MERV filtration and respiratory droplets and their traveling methods in the air, and this research aims to find the commonalities between prior research, and …

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Evaluation Of A Health Navigator Pilot Program For Youth In Foster Care, Stephanie Skourtes, Kyla Brophy, Eva Moore Oct 2022

Evaluation Of A Health Navigator Pilot Program For Youth In Foster Care, Stephanie Skourtes, Kyla Brophy, Eva Moore

Journal of Youth Development

The Health Navigator Program (HNP) was a pilot health mentor intervention program for youth in British Columbia, Canada, with connections to the provincial child welfare system. In this article, youth participants are referred to as “independent youth” as they are independent of traditional familial care. Children and youth in the foster care system face increased prevalence and risk of physical and mental health challenges with lasting implications throughout adulthood. The cumulative effect of childhood trauma, lack of connections to supportive adults, and structural obstacles such as poverty, racism, and sexism all contribute to creating significant barriers for independent youth navigating …

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Music-Based Mentoring And Academic Improvement In High-Poverty Elementary Schools, Hannah Holbrook, Margaret Martin, Deborah Glik, James Hudziak Oct 2022

Music-Based Mentoring And Academic Improvement In High-Poverty Elementary Schools, Hannah Holbrook, Margaret Martin, Deborah Glik, James Hudziak

Journal of Youth Development

Recent research links disparities in children’s language-related brain function to poverty and its correlates. Such disparities are hypothesized to underlie achievement gaps between students from low-income families and more advantaged peers. Interventions that improve language-related brain function in low-income students exist, but evaluations of their implementation within high-poverty elementary schools do not. This comparison-group study evaluates whether implementation within high-poverty elementary schools of Harmony Project music-based mentoring, previously shown in randomized controlled research to improve language-related brain function and literacy in low-income students, might be associated with academic improvement for participants compared with non-participating peers. Standardized academic achievement scores were …

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Enriching Intentional Youth Program Experiences Through Preflection, Action, And Reflection, Gary Ellis, Darlene Locke, Kaylee Jorgensen, Jingxian Jiang Oct 2022

Enriching Intentional Youth Program Experiences Through Preflection, Action, And Reflection, Gary Ellis, Darlene Locke, Kaylee Jorgensen, Jingxian Jiang

Journal of Youth Development

We examined effects of preflection, action, and reflection sessions on youth experiences during a 4-H travel camp. The travel camp was one component of GLOBE, a 2-year Texas 4-H program with intentional goals of advancing understanding of agriculture, poverty, and world cultures. In morning preflection sessions, the 28 youth participants were instructed to take photographs during their day according to themes aligned with 1 of 2 of the program’s goals: building global citizenship and understanding poverty. Each day ended with a reflection session. Youth viewed a slideshow of their themed photographs. After the slideshows, youth completed questionnaires measuring elements of …

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Experience Journey Map: A New Experience Design Tool For Structuring Youth Activities, Gary Ellis, Jingxian Jiang, Darlene Locke Oct 2022

Experience Journey Map: A New Experience Design Tool For Structuring Youth Activities, Gary Ellis, Jingxian Jiang, Darlene Locke

Journal of Youth Development

We introduce a new experience design tool, an experience journey map, to assist youth professionals in planning engagement, immersion, and absorption activities. Experience journey maps are based on customer journey maps, which are widely used in business service design. This new approach highlights strategies for engendering deep structured experiences during the activity. An experience journey map is a matrix of columns and rows. Columns represent the sequence of activity stages. Rows are experience-structuring strategies derived from the theory of structured experience. These strategies include service performance strategies, deep structured experience strategies, and engagement, immersion, and absorption strategies. We present a …

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Process Evaluations Of Positive Youth Development Programmes For Disadvantaged Young People: A Systematic Review, Grace Tidmarsh, Janice Thompson, Mary Quinton, Jennifer Cumming Oct 2022

Process Evaluations Of Positive Youth Development Programmes For Disadvantaged Young People: A Systematic Review, Grace Tidmarsh, Janice Thompson, Mary Quinton, Jennifer Cumming

Journal of Youth Development

This systematic review identified 10 process evaluation studies of positive youth development (PYD) programmes for disadvantaged young people, and aimed to assess the quality of reporting, methods used, and barriers and enablers to delivering programmes as intended. Four databases were searched: Web of Science, Psych INFO, Scopus, and Embase. Results indicated the methods used and quality of the process evaluations were highly varied. Numerous barriers (sessions feeling too much like school, lack of behaviour management skills, lack of funding, and logistical challenges) and enablers (collaboration with the local community, meeting young people’s needs, and communication) to delivering programmes as intended …

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A Simulation Training To Prepare Camp Counselors For Working With Children At Camp Hope America, Angela Pharris, Julie Miller-Cribbs, Jedediah Bragg, Bonni Goodwin Oct 2022

A Simulation Training To Prepare Camp Counselors For Working With Children At Camp Hope America, Angela Pharris, Julie Miller-Cribbs, Jedediah Bragg, Bonni Goodwin

Journal of Youth Development

Camp has proven to be an effective positive youth development strategy for children and youth who experience trauma and adversity. However, training camp counselors who are prepared to meet the needs of trauma-exposed youth in these settings are less understood. This pilot evaluation study provides the results of a social simulation-based training for counselors who will work with children who have witnessed family violence through Camp HOPE America. Survey data (N = 76) and content analysis from video recorded training sessions in simulation that used standardized actors and scenarios from the 1st year (n = 37) were conducted. Repeated measures …

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An Enhanced Mentoring Model’S Impact On Youth In Boys And Girls Clubs, Lisa Mcgarrie, Eric Napierala, Carrie Oliver, Emily Heberlein, Brittany Taylor, Angie Snyder Oct 2022

An Enhanced Mentoring Model’S Impact On Youth In Boys And Girls Clubs, Lisa Mcgarrie, Eric Napierala, Carrie Oliver, Emily Heberlein, Brittany Taylor, Angie Snyder

Journal of Youth Development

Although federal funding has been provided to add mentoring to youth development programs for decades, we still lack knowledge about the impacts of mentoring on youth outcomes. This research seeks to fill a gap by documenting youth outcomes from an enhanced mentoring approach for urban Boys and Girls Clubs (BGC) in the Southeastern United States delivered by paid staff who serve as mentors through group activities and 1:1 interactions with youth. We perform logistic regressions of secondary data from a cohort of BGCs to understand the relationships between enhanced mentoring and youth outcomes related to program retention, behaviors, and academics. …

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Importance Of The Access, Equity, And Opportunity Competencies Among 4-H Professionals, Matt Benge, Jeff Wayne Howard Oct 2022

Importance Of The Access, Equity, And Opportunity Competencies Among 4-H Professionals, Matt Benge, Jeff Wayne Howard

Journal of Youth Development

The 4-H Professional Research, Knowledge and Competencies (PRKC) is a professional development framework that can be used to identify competency gaps and training needs of 4-H professionals. The PRKC consists of 6 competency domains, 1 being access, equity, and opportunity (AEO). A tailored design method was used to gather data and sort the respondents between rural and urban community type. 4-H Extension agents serving urban communities perceived 12 out of the 14 AEO domain components as more important than agents serving rural communities did. The 2 AEO domain components that were not significantly different in perceived importance were values, norms, …

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Sahmdr 2022 Report, Daniel Ronan Oct 2022

Sahmdr 2022 Report, Daniel Ronan

SAHMDR Documents

No abstract provided.

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0880: Don Ferguson Sheet Music Collection, 1850-1981, Marshall University Special Collections Oct 2022

0880: Don Ferguson Sheet Music Collection, 1850-1981, Marshall University Special Collections

Guides to Manuscript Collections

Don Ferguson’s collection consists of 358 individual pieces of piano sheet music spanning the first seven decades of the 20th century. There are also two string quartette scores named Quartette by Mozart and Beethoven for two violins, viola, and cello. They were published in Leipzig, Germany in the 1940s and were given to Mr. Ferguson by a member of the Bern, Switzerland Symphony Orchestra.

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Stalling A Norm's Trajectory?: Revisiting U.N. Security Council Resolution 1973 On Libya And Its Ramifications For The Principle Of The Responsibility To Protect, Tiyanjana Maluwa Oct 2022

Stalling A Norm's Trajectory?: Revisiting U.N. Security Council Resolution 1973 On Libya And Its Ramifications For The Principle Of The Responsibility To Protect, Tiyanjana Maluwa

California Western International Law Journal

No abstract provided.

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The Exclusionary Rule In Germany Revisited, Andreas Ransiek Oct 2022

The Exclusionary Rule In Germany Revisited, Andreas Ransiek

California Western International Law Journal

No abstract provided.

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The Mask Wars And Social Control: Lessons From The 1927 Unveiling Campaign In Soviet Uzbekistan, Rob Kahn Oct 2022

The Mask Wars And Social Control: Lessons From The 1927 Unveiling Campaign In Soviet Uzbekistan, Rob Kahn

California Western International Law Journal

No abstract provided.

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Functional Equivalence Despite Formal Differences? Comparing Case Selection Mechanisms In The Supreme Court Of The United States And The Constitutional Court Of Italy, Matthew R. Goldammer Oct 2022

Functional Equivalence Despite Formal Differences? Comparing Case Selection Mechanisms In The Supreme Court Of The United States And The Constitutional Court Of Italy, Matthew R. Goldammer

California Western International Law Journal

No abstract provided.

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Legal Uncertainty: The Need For Evidence-Based Abortion Policy In The United States And Mexico, Sophia Rebecca-Marie Oct 2022

Legal Uncertainty: The Need For Evidence-Based Abortion Policy In The United States And Mexico, Sophia Rebecca-Marie

California Western International Law Journal

No abstract provided.

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Monsters Oct 2022

Monsters

In Case You Missed It

OCTOBER 2022

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Implementation Of Routine Screening To Detect Early Cases Of Depression And Anxiety In Hispanic Adolescents In The Primary Care Setting, Latoya Hayward Oct 2022

Implementation Of Routine Screening To Detect Early Cases Of Depression And Anxiety In Hispanic Adolescents In The Primary Care Setting, Latoya Hayward

Doctor of Nursing Practice Projects

Depression and anxiety are among the leading causes of illness and disability in adolescents and are two of the most prevalent mental health conditions in Latino youth. If left unrecognized and untreated, these conditions can lead to decreased quality of life and increased rates of suicide. Researchers recommend early mental health screening to occur in the primary care setting. Through routine screening using evidence-based screening tools (PHQ-9 and GAD-7), the primary goal of this quality improvement project was to increase early detection of depression and anxiety in primary care and initiate early treatment. Project methods included implementation of new workflow, …

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Burnout, Collective Efficacy, And The Social Network Of A Unit, Amy Kiefer Oct 2022

Burnout, Collective Efficacy, And The Social Network Of A Unit, Amy Kiefer

Dissertations

Burnout, Collective Efficacy, Social Network, Social Network Analysis

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Consistency Of Sleep Across Development And Relations To Executive Functions; Applications To Emerging Adults Transitioning To College And Adolescents With Spina Bifida, Laura Nicholson Oct 2022

Consistency Of Sleep Across Development And Relations To Executive Functions; Applications To Emerging Adults Transitioning To College And Adolescents With Spina Bifida, Laura Nicholson

Dissertations

College Students, Development, Executive Functioning, Inhibition, Sleep consistency, Spina Bifida

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A Feminist Political Theological Ethics Of Formation: Being And Becoming Christian In The Face Of American Christian Nationalism, Sara Wilhelm Garbers Oct 2022

A Feminist Political Theological Ethics Of Formation: Being And Becoming Christian In The Face Of American Christian Nationalism, Sara Wilhelm Garbers

Dissertations

Feminism, Formation, New Political Theology, Political Theology, Preaching, Theological Ethics

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The Impact Of Peer Supportive Accountability On Use Of A Mindfulness App In Depressed College Students: A Mixed Methods Study, Carol Hundert Gonzales Oct 2022

The Impact Of Peer Supportive Accountability On Use Of A Mindfulness App In Depressed College Students: A Mixed Methods Study, Carol Hundert Gonzales

Dissertations

Depression, Mental Health App, Mindfulness, Supportive Accountability

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The New Temporary Labor: Regulating The Gig Economy In Austin, Chicago And New York, Ashley Baber Oct 2022

The New Temporary Labor: Regulating The Gig Economy In Austin, Chicago And New York, Ashley Baber

Dissertations

Gig Economy, Labor Market Intermediary, Precarious Labor, Urban Governance

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