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Race-Neutral Prompts, Racially Skewed Outputs, And Prestige Monopoly In Aigenerated Fashion Imagery, Ravieshwar Singh Jan 2026

Race-Neutral Prompts, Racially Skewed Outputs, And Prestige Monopoly In Aigenerated Fashion Imagery, Ravieshwar Singh

LSU Fashion and AI x Policy Symposium

No abstract provided.


Invisible Authorship: Digital Watermarking For Intellectual Property Protection In Ai-Generated Fashion Design, Xiangyang Bian, Yan Chen, Jinying Mou, Qianlan Xu Jan 2026

Invisible Authorship: Digital Watermarking For Intellectual Property Protection In Ai-Generated Fashion Design, Xiangyang Bian, Yan Chen, Jinying Mou, Qianlan Xu

LSU Fashion and AI x Policy Symposium

No abstract provided.


Innovations And Practice In Apparel Structure And Craft Education Based On 3d Modeling, Xiaoxiao Hao, Linzhen Li, Jinying Mou Jan 2026

Innovations And Practice In Apparel Structure And Craft Education Based On 3d Modeling, Xiaoxiao Hao, Linzhen Li, Jinying Mou

LSU Fashion and AI x Policy Symposium

No abstract provided.


Wearable Basketry: The Baya Weaver Bird And Pollution, Casey Stannard Jan 2026

Wearable Basketry: The Baya Weaver Bird And Pollution, Casey Stannard

LSU Fashion and AI x Policy Symposium

No abstract provided.


Bridging Morphology And Materiality: Ai-Assisted Sustainable Design Of Song Dynasty Embroidery Using Lora And Stable Diffusion, Yu Huang, Tianyuan Deng, Xiaofen Ji Jan 2026

Bridging Morphology And Materiality: Ai-Assisted Sustainable Design Of Song Dynasty Embroidery Using Lora And Stable Diffusion, Yu Huang, Tianyuan Deng, Xiaofen Ji

LSU Fashion and AI x Policy Symposium

No abstract provided.


Digital Cataloging For Cultural Heritage Preservation: An Object-Based Approach, Sujun Liu, Michael Mamp Jan 2026

Digital Cataloging For Cultural Heritage Preservation: An Object-Based Approach, Sujun Liu, Michael Mamp

LSU Fashion and AI x Policy Symposium

No abstract provided.


Ai-Enabled Digital Preservation And Global Reuse Of Va Brocade: Building A Public- Shared Fabric Library For Heritage-Based Creative Design, Tianyi Song, Zhangwenqi Yang, Jinying Mou Jan 2026

Ai-Enabled Digital Preservation And Global Reuse Of Va Brocade: Building A Public- Shared Fabric Library For Heritage-Based Creative Design, Tianyi Song, Zhangwenqi Yang, Jinying Mou

LSU Fashion and AI x Policy Symposium

No abstract provided.


The Algorithmic Renaissance:Trust Erosion And Reconstruction In Ai-Driven Textile Heritage Translation, Tianyuan Deng, Yu Huang, Xiaofen Ji Jan 2026

The Algorithmic Renaissance:Trust Erosion And Reconstruction In Ai-Driven Textile Heritage Translation, Tianyuan Deng, Yu Huang, Xiaofen Ji

LSU Fashion and AI x Policy Symposium

No abstract provided.


The Effects Of Bilingual Services In Adaptively Leading Shared Parishes, John Patrick Cahill Jan 2026

The Effects Of Bilingual Services In Adaptively Leading Shared Parishes, John Patrick Cahill

Dissertations

Shared parishes are churches that have services in more than one language. Pastors struggle with how to lead, unify, and pastorally respond as populations shift and demographics change. One-third of the Catholic parishes in the United States have Mass in more than one language every Sunday. Leaders need to adapt by exploring bilingual services as a way to be more effective and inclusive. This descriptive quantitative study examined three blocks of parishioners at a particular shared parish: (a) those who attend Mass in English, (b) those who attend Mass in Spanish, and (c) those who attend the bilingual Mass. A …


Materializing Generative Ai In Conceptual Garment Design, Jeremy Bernardoni Jan 2026

Materializing Generative Ai In Conceptual Garment Design, Jeremy Bernardoni

LSU Fashion and AI x Policy Symposium

No abstract provided.


Blue Earth, Pale Moon: Human-Ai Co-Authorship In An Ephemeral System, Angela Uriyo, Colleen Moretz Jan 2026

Blue Earth, Pale Moon: Human-Ai Co-Authorship In An Ephemeral System, Angela Uriyo, Colleen Moretz

LSU Fashion and AI x Policy Symposium

No abstract provided.


Meta-Tennis: An Industrial Ballet Modular Activewear System Exploring Human-Ai Co- Creation, Lutong Chen, Ling Zhang Jan 2026

Meta-Tennis: An Industrial Ballet Modular Activewear System Exploring Human-Ai Co- Creation, Lutong Chen, Ling Zhang

LSU Fashion and AI x Policy Symposium

No abstract provided.


“A Tailored Suit That Wears Like Armor:” Ai And Upcycling In The Inspiration Process, Casey Stannard Jan 2026

“A Tailored Suit That Wears Like Armor:” Ai And Upcycling In The Inspiration Process, Casey Stannard

LSU Fashion and AI x Policy Symposium

No abstract provided.


Developing An Ai Co-Creation Framework For Size-Adjustable Children’S Wear Design Through Practice-Led Research, Ling Zhang, Lutong Chen, Ana Orescanin Jan 2026

Developing An Ai Co-Creation Framework For Size-Adjustable Children’S Wear Design Through Practice-Led Research, Ling Zhang, Lutong Chen, Ana Orescanin

LSU Fashion and AI x Policy Symposium

No abstract provided.


Algorithm-Based Trust In The Digital Body: The Impact Of Ai+3d Virtual Model Dressing Technology On Trust Among Chinese E-Commerce Apparel Consumers, Chuming Fu, Xiangyang Bian Jan 2026

Algorithm-Based Trust In The Digital Body: The Impact Of Ai+3d Virtual Model Dressing Technology On Trust Among Chinese E-Commerce Apparel Consumers, Chuming Fu, Xiangyang Bian

LSU Fashion and AI x Policy Symposium

No abstract provided.


Narrative Intervention Structure: The "Semantic-Mechanical" Translation Path Of Clothing Silhouette Generation, Qianling Chen Jan 2026

Narrative Intervention Structure: The "Semantic-Mechanical" Translation Path Of Clothing Silhouette Generation, Qianling Chen

LSU Fashion and AI x Policy Symposium

No abstract provided.


Fashion After The Interface: Artificial Intelligence, Synthetic Culture, And The Reorganization Of Human Expression, Jason Jamerson Jan 2026

Fashion After The Interface: Artificial Intelligence, Synthetic Culture, And The Reorganization Of Human Expression, Jason Jamerson

LSU Fashion and AI x Policy Symposium

No abstract provided.


Creating A Modern American Piano: Antecedent, Launch, And Reinvention Of Mason & Hamlin's Piano Line Through 1905, Arian Sheets Jan 2026

Creating A Modern American Piano: Antecedent, Launch, And Reinvention Of Mason & Hamlin's Piano Line Through 1905, Arian Sheets

Dissertations and Theses

The American piano industry was in a significant period of technical innovation, increased production, and standardization during the second half of the nineteenth century. This resulted in the American form of the instrument dominating the design and sound ideals still expected of the modern piano. Mason & Hamlin, a major reed organ company, entered the piano market in the early 1880s, relatively late compared to the largest, and most market-dominant companies, such as Steinway and Chickering. This thesis examines the origin and early implementation of the designs and innovations that have become standard for the modern American piano, and how …


Eldad And Medad’S Effusive And Momentous Worlds: A Diachronic View, David J. Zucker Jan 2026

Eldad And Medad’S Effusive And Momentous Worlds: A Diachronic View, David J. Zucker

The Asbury Journal

In Numbers 11, Eldad and Medad, two of the seventy chosen elders of the people of Israel remain in camp, while their counterparts join Moses at the Tent of Meeting. At the Tent, God takes some of the divine spirit that is on Moses and puts it on the elders, who then speak in ecstasy (others: prophesy, have a vision). Suddenly and simultaneously Eldad and Medad also speak in ecstasy (others: prophesy, have a vision). This article addresses how the text has been received and interpreted in the postbiblical world, largely in rabbinic writings, but also in religiously based homilies …


The Christ Of The Asbury Road, E. Stanley Jones Jan 2026

The Christ Of The Asbury Road, E. Stanley Jones

The Asbury Journal

This is an unpublished sermon, given by E. Stanley Jones on May 8, 1942, at 11:00 am at a special assembly at Asbury College. The day was named E. Stanley Jones day by the administration, and the 1942 yearbook was dedicated to Dr. Jones, who was also a member of the Board of Trustees. Jones had been asked to adapt the idea of his most well-known book, The Christ of the Indian Road, to his experience and knowledge of Asbury in Wilmore, Kentucky. He provided several interesting points to help ground Asbury’s theological position of holiness and build on that …


A Tribal Hermeneutical Reading Of The Creation Narrative In Genesis 1:26-28, Enolyne Lyngdoh Jan 2026

A Tribal Hermeneutical Reading Of The Creation Narrative In Genesis 1:26-28, Enolyne Lyngdoh

The Asbury Journal

No abstract provided.


Hunters Of Men: A Tribal Reading Of The Missiological Motif In Luke 5:1-11, Themshang Horam Jan 2026

Hunters Of Men: A Tribal Reading Of The Missiological Motif In Luke 5:1-11, Themshang Horam

The Asbury Journal

This article presents an intercultural and contextual reading of Luke 5:1–11 from the perspective of the Naga tribes of Northeast India, proposing a reinterpretation of the traditional “fishers of men” motif as “hunters of men.” Grounded in the author’s cultural context—where, owing to the absence of large water bodies, fishing serves as a secondary means of subsistence while hunting remains central to social and spiritual life— this study contends that biblical metaphors risk losing their theological depth and communicative efficacy when removed from the ecological and cultural frameworks of the receiving community. Through exegetical analysis and intercultural hermeneutics, the paper …


Unsafe2safe: Controllable Image Anonymization For Downstream Utility, Minh Dinh Jan 2026

Unsafe2safe: Controllable Image Anonymization For Downstream Utility, Minh Dinh

Dartmouth College Master’s Theses

Large-scale image datasets frequently contain identifiable or sensitive content, raising privacy risks when training models that may memorize and leak such information. We present Unsafe2Safe, a fully automated pipeline that detects privacy-prone images and rewrites only their sensitive regions using multimodally guided diffusion editing. Unsafe2Safe operates in two stages. Stage 1 uses a vision--language model to (i) inspect images for privacy risks, (ii) generate paired private and public captions that respectively include and omit sensitive attributes, and (iii) prompt a large language model to produce structured, identity-neutral edit instructions conditioned on the public caption. Stage 2 employs instruction-driven diffusion editors …


Anti-Domestic Violence In China: Re-Accessing The Public Value Of Individual Experience, Xiaoran Tang Jan 2026

Anti-Domestic Violence In China: Re-Accessing The Public Value Of Individual Experience, Xiaoran Tang

Dartmouth College Master’s Theses

In December 2019, Kim Lee, a symbolic figure in China’s anti-domestic violence (ADV) movement, publicly stated on the Chinese social media platform Weibo that she forgave her ex-husband Li Yang, sparking widespread controversy.

Drawing on Joan W. Scott’s method of examining experience, this study analyzes Kim’s case within the broader historical development of China’s ADV movement. It traces how Kim’s personal experiences and public images were continuously constructed, interpreted, and reshaped across different stages of the movement. This study finds that Kim’s experiences became public knowledge through the social, legal, and institutional processes that framed her as a domestic violence …


The Flow Of Ink: A Journey Through Calligraphy, Culture, And The Self, Reng Zhao Jan 2026

The Flow Of Ink: A Journey Through Calligraphy, Culture, And The Self, Reng Zhao

Dartmouth College Master’s Theses

The Flow of Ink: A Journey Through Calligraphy, Culture, and the Self, a non-fiction narrative that combines memoir and the world of Chinese calligraphy, focuses on my experiences learning the art starting at age seven. The combination of personal reflection and historical research, enhanced by ethnographic fieldwork, opens the way to one of China’s most culturally significant traditions, not merely as an artistic practice but also as a fundamental vessel of historical legacy. Most centrally, it traces my educational and personal evolution over eight years of practice that have fostered my growth and cultivated a deep sense of …


Toil And Quietus, Dylan Mitchell Jan 2026

Toil And Quietus, Dylan Mitchell

Dartmouth College Master’s Theses

The United States of America is haunted by its past. Be it the institution of slavery, the lack of gender equality, or the violent annexation of Native land, its ghosts are plentiful and undeniable. Still, though, questions of whether to venerate our nation’s history or condemn it pervade society. Now, then, is the time for the gothic.

For all of its existence, the gothic has served to shed light on the past, often casting on its dusty visage an ambivalence that weighs its good with its bad. Nowhere is this land more fertile than with American history, which is simultaneously …


Through Our Eyes: An Exploration Of Hope Among Opportunity Youth, Judith L. Fenlon Jan 2026

Through Our Eyes: An Exploration Of Hope Among Opportunity Youth, Judith L. Fenlon

Electronic Theses & Dissertations (2024 - present)

Opportunity youth—young people aged 16–24 who are disconnected from both school and employment—experience significant barriers to successful transitions into adulthood. Existing research has largely focused on deficits, risk factors, and outcomes associated with disconnection, often overlooking the strengths, resilience, and aspirations of these young people. Hope has been identified as a critical factor associated with educational achievement, psychological well-being and future orientation; however, little research has explored how opportunity youth experience hope in the context of systemic inequities. The purpose of this study was to explore the lived experience of hope among low-income opportunity youth and to examine the factors …


Studies Towards Chemical Synthesis Of Homogeneous Prion Glycoprotein, Baotong Tian Jan 2026

Studies Towards Chemical Synthesis Of Homogeneous Prion Glycoprotein, Baotong Tian

Electronic Theses & Dissertations (2024 - present)

Prion diseases are fatal neurodegenerative disorders initiated by conformational misfolding of the prion protein (PrP), which generates pathogenic conformers that propagate via templated conversion and accumulate as aggregates. Glycosylation can modulate the PrP folding energy landscape, thereby biasing folding trajectories and the distribution of resulting conformational states. Bank vole PrP contains two N-linked glycosylation sites, and disentangling the contributions of site occupancy versus glycan structure requires homogeneous, site-defined glycoforms. In contrast, biosynthetic expression typically produces heterogeneous glycoform ensembles due to multistep Golgi processing, precluding independent control of glycan identity at each site. Here we report a chemical synthesis strategy of …


Contacto, Identidad Y Convergencia: El Español Dominicano En Puerto Rico, Ricardo Estremera-Marcial Jan 2026

Contacto, Identidad Y Convergencia: El Español Dominicano En Puerto Rico, Ricardo Estremera-Marcial

Electronic Theses & Dissertations (2024 - present)

El presente estudio analiza el contacto dialectal entre el español dominicano y el puertorriqueño en Puerto Rico. Se trata de explicar el encuentro de dos variedades cercanas del español dentro de un mismo espacio monolingüe, pero con valoraciones sociales distintas. En particular, se examina el grado de convergencia que resulta de ese contacto en el caso de la articulación de la /s/ en posición final de sílaba, junto con la convergencia léxica y el papel de las actitudes lingüísticas en la construcción de la identidad.

Para llevar a cabo esta investigación se combinaron métodos cuantitativos y cualitativos. Se trabajó con …


Development And Analysis Of An Embedded Hardware Platform For Low-Power Rram–Based In-Memory Computing And Neural Network Applications, Jeelka Solanki Jan 2026

Development And Analysis Of An Embedded Hardware Platform For Low-Power Rram–Based In-Memory Computing And Neural Network Applications, Jeelka Solanki

Electronic Theses & Dissertations (2024 - present)

Conventional computing architectures are based on repeated data transfer between memory and the compute unit; however, artificial neural network applications rely on data-intensive vector-matrix multiplication as a mathematical operation, where data movement from memory to compute processor results in increased power consumption and reduced performance. Possible solutions to this problem include in-memory computing, which addresses the data transfer bottleneck by computing directly within the memory. To demonstrate the potential of this approach, our research group fabricated hafnium oxide-based resistive random-access memory (RRAM) arrays using a 65nm CMOS technology for in-memory compute operations. This work demonstrates the design and development of …