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Turning His Back On Death, Megan Lancaster
Turning His Back On Death, Megan Lancaster
Fresh Voices: Composition at Cal Poly
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Commas, Commas, And More Commas, Katherine La Serna
Commas, Commas, And More Commas, Katherine La Serna
Fresh Voices: Composition at Cal Poly
No abstract provided.
Pockets Full Of Sand, Greg Lane
Pockets Full Of Sand, Greg Lane
Fresh Voices: Composition at Cal Poly
No abstract provided.
Surviving Reality Through Reality Tv, Anja May Gowdey
Surviving Reality Through Reality Tv, Anja May Gowdey
Fresh Voices: Composition at Cal Poly
No abstract provided.
The Essence Of Pain, Savannah Evans
The Essence Of Pain, Savannah Evans
Fresh Voices: Composition at Cal Poly
No abstract provided.
More Than Just Venia, Lydia Anderson
More Than Just Venia, Lydia Anderson
Fresh Voices: Composition at Cal Poly
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The Coliseum, Michael Sevilla
The Coliseum, Michael Sevilla
Fresh Voices: Composition at Cal Poly
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Teaching Principles Of Macroeconomics In One Equation
Teaching Principles Of Macroeconomics In One Equation
Journal of Economics and Finance Education
We leverage the quantity theory of money in teaching because it represents well the big picture of macroeconomics and the relationships between key macroeconomic variables, providing a simple intuition and unified framework. To spark interest, we design authentic learning activities that begin with the opening minutes of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) press conference. Then, we illustrate in a simple classroom experiment how quantity theory works and why it relates to the FOMC decisions. To further equip students with macro data interpretation skills, we assign group presentations on economic outlook for non-US countries.
Ai Teaching Assistants In Higher Education: A Case Study In Pedagogical Integration And Support
Ai Teaching Assistants In Higher Education: A Case Study In Pedagogical Integration And Support
Journal of Economics and Finance Education
This case study examines the implementation of three customized AI teaching assistants in a graduate quantitative methods course for adult learners. Designed to provide timely, course-specific support, the AI tools enhanced student engagement, upheld academic integrity, and aligned with pedagogical principles such as constructivist learning and formative assessment. The assistants were evaluated on the accuracy of their responses and compliance with behavioral requirements. Student feedback indicated improved learning and reduced frustration. This study offers a replicable model for responsibly integrating AI in higher education to support diverse learner needs and promote academic success.
Understanding The Option Greeks And Option Strategies: An Example Using Apple Earnings
Understanding The Option Greeks And Option Strategies: An Example Using Apple Earnings
Journal of Economics and Finance Education
Students often struggle with understanding option price movements involving the interaction of option “Greeks” and option values. This case study examines the option price movements driven by delta, time decay, and implied volatility following an Apple earnings announcement. The exercise involves students strategically selecting options across multiple strategies and reveals the impact of changes in implied volatility which leads to counterintuitive option price reactions. The goal of the exercise is to bring awareness to the intricacies of option pricing in an empirical setting. We find that comprehension and retention increase significantly when a case study is performed using actual data.
Student Recognition Of Learning Gains: Evidence From Pre- And Post-Instruction Quizzes
Student Recognition Of Learning Gains: Evidence From Pre- And Post-Instruction Quizzes
Journal of Economics and Finance Education
This study investigates whether students in upper-division economics courses can meaningfully recognize their learning gains over time, independent of instructor-assigned grades. Using a repeated quiz design grounded in authentic assessment, students engaged with real-world economic articles before formal instruction and again after substantial course content had been delivered. Students evaluated their responses from both rounds, while instructors independently assessed the same work. Results show that students not only perceived significant learning gains but also became more accurate in assessing their own performance over time. Additionally, early self-perceptions appear to modestly predict later outcomes, while the largest learning gains occurred among …
The Abcs Of Modified Bond Duration And Wxyzs Of Bond Convexity
The Abcs Of Modified Bond Duration And Wxyzs Of Bond Convexity
Journal of Economics and Finance Education
By breaking the mathematical derivation of Macaulay Duration, Modified Duration, and Bond Convexity into smaller easily calculated component parts, a more manageable means of calculation for these bond measures emerges for the student. Further, an Excel spreadsheet or an algorithm within a programming language can also be implemented using these smaller component calculations. The Excel template provided can be made into an assignment or used as a resource for the student.
Introducing The Risk Parity Portfolio Optimization Approach To Students: A Note
Introducing The Risk Parity Portfolio Optimization Approach To Students: A Note
Journal of Economics and Finance Education
Students have been well exposed to Markowitz’s (1952) Mean-Variance Optimization (Modern Portfolio Theory). Nevertheless, its subpar performance during the 2008 global financial crisis exposed it to significant criticism. As a result, a different strategy known as Risk Parity has attracted significant attention. Over the years, Risk Parity methods have gained popularity as investment solutions. As discussed in Fabozzi, Simonian, and Fabozzi (2021), estimates from Neuberger Berman, the total value of assets being managed using Risk Parity strategies is approximately $120 billion. However, with leverage, that number swells considerably, to $400 billion-$500 billion. The popularity of this methodology has spurred the …
An Empirical Implementation Of A Two-Standard-Deviation Investment Signaling Framework Across Multiple Asset Classes
Journal of Economics and Finance Education
This paper presents a pedagogically driven application of a quantitative investment signaling model based on two standard deviation bands. Deviations beyond the two standard deviation range are interpreted as potential mean reversion signals, triggering tactical shifts in asset allocation or trading actions. Students construct the models in Excel using live market data, overlaying asset returns against calculated deviation bands to inform decisions. The firsthand approach emphasizes applied learning and critical thinking, with students analyzing model results and presenting empirical findings. Evidence suggests this experiential method significantly enhances student engagement, comprehension, and retention of investment strategy concepts across diverse financial settings
Coase, Thaler, And Behavioral Economics: Methodological Considerations
Coase, Thaler, And Behavioral Economics: Methodological Considerations
Journal of Economics and Finance Education
In their experiments to measure the endowment effect in market settings, Kahneman, Knetsch, and Thaler (1990; hereafter KKT) assessed the assumption of zero transaction costs associated with the Coase theorem. Their study recruited a sample of advanced undergraduate economics students who were placed in a market setting using coffee mugs as real-world goods, under conditions in which there were zero transaction costs. Their results suggested that an endowment effect lowered trading volume, which should not have occurred if Coase theorem worked in practice. We reexamine the research design employed by KKT, as well as their study’s statistical analysis and results.
Patient Adherence To Glucagon Like Peptide-1 Receptor Agonists In Obesity Management: A Narrative Review Of Real-World Evidence, Zainab M. Al-Shammaa, Heba M. Attash, Rahma S. Almallah, Abdulla Thamer, Fahad Saleem
Patient Adherence To Glucagon Like Peptide-1 Receptor Agonists In Obesity Management: A Narrative Review Of Real-World Evidence, Zainab M. Al-Shammaa, Heba M. Attash, Rahma S. Almallah, Abdulla Thamer, Fahad Saleem
Maaen Journal for Medical Sciences
Obesity has become a widespread public health problem in many regions of the world. Glucagon-like peptide-1 receptor agonists (GLP-1RAs) have a dual effect on glycemic control and weight loss. Liraglutide, semaglutide, and dulaglutide were first used in the management of type 2 diabetes (T2D), and their use is now growing among people without diabetes. Obesity management requires long-term or even lifelong interventions, so adherence to prescribed therapy is critical for achieving weight loss and maintaining it over time. Patient adherence to GLP-1RAs varies depending on the medication used, its dosing frequency, and whether findings come from clinical trials or real-world …
The Loan In Moroccan Arabic: Formal Process And Cultural Requirements, Malika Rafiq
The Loan In Moroccan Arabic: Formal Process And Cultural Requirements, Malika Rafiq
Faits de Langue et Société (FLS)
Borrowing in Moroccan Arabic is part of the dynamics of language contact. The article focuses on lexical borrowings from French and what they become once incorporated into usage: how they change, how they integrate, and especially how prefixation and suffixation in Moroccan Arabic can signal a high level of appropriation. The analysis, organized into four axes, highlights that integration does not happen all at once: a borrowing goes through several stages, and once stabilized, it evolves phonologically, morphologically, and semantically, just like words in the language.
What About Berber Studies? Archival Materials Around Saïd Cid Kaoui’S Dictionaries, Ouahmi Ould-Braham
What About Berber Studies? Archival Materials Around Saïd Cid Kaoui’S Dictionaries, Ouahmi Ould-Braham
Faits de Langue et Société (FLS)
Based on archival documents, this article sheds light on a key moment in the history of Berber studies through the career of the Berberist Saïd Cid Kaoui (1859–1910) and the making of his bilingual dictionaries (Tamâheq/Tuareg and Berber varieties of Morocco). It reconstructs the scholarly and institutional context (orientalism, military and university settings, the École supérieure des lettres d’Alger), the publication process, and exchanges with expert reviewers at the Ministry. The analysis highlights issues of terminology, transcription, and standardization, and shows how these lexicographic tools helped structure and disseminate research on Berber varieties.
The Tale Between Preservation And Loss, Nadia Ouachene
The Tale Between Preservation And Loss, Nadia Ouachene
Faits de Langue et Société (FLS)
This study examines folktales as a form of oral literature whose vitality depends on memory and the transmission of knowledge. Through a qualitative approach, the author explores the causes of the decline of this cultural heritage. She highlights the roles and functions of folktales (educational, identity-related, symbolic), while emphasizing their aesthetic significance. The study focuses on efforts to safeguard folktales in their traditional form and within the broader literary and cultural heritage.
The Intercultural: A Standalone Approach?, Abdelatif Makan
The Intercultural: A Standalone Approach?, Abdelatif Makan
Faits de Langue et Société (FLS)
Interculturality, as a catalyst for reflection amidst global transformations, transcends mere coexistence to become an active dynamic of communication and complementarity. By using the literary text as a bridge, this approach enables a decentering of thought, dissolving identity contrasts in favor of a "bicultural love." The study identifies major epistemological challenges, particularly the need to bypass the objectification and sacralization of cultures that freeze identities. Through literature—a true "homeland of language"—a proxy mediation occurs, allowing for the decoding of words with shared cultural loads and the mitigation of cultural shocks. Finally, following the school of thought of Abdelkébir Khatibi, interculturality …
Andrée Chedid In The City Of Nefertiti And Akhenaten, Loubna Bousfiha
Andrée Chedid In The City Of Nefertiti And Akhenaten, Loubna Bousfiha
Faits de Langue et Société (FLS)
Focusing on Nefertiti et le rêve d’Akhnaton, this article examines how Andrée Chedid revisits universal history to make reality and fiction interact and to revive the “City of Horizon.” It analyzes the intersection of history and imagination and the dual requirement of poetic-literary achievement and political-ideological awareness. Particular attention is given to the novel’s narrative polyphony (Nefertiti and the scribe Boubastos), the celebration of writing as a guardian of memory, and the use of introspection to bring historical events closer to the reader. The study argues that Chedid’s historical fiction opens ethical and existential possibilities by rewriting what official history …
Writing Space In Clandestine-Crossing Literature, Meryem Labrabiche
Writing Space In Clandestine-Crossing Literature, Meryem Labrabiche
Faits de Langue et Société (FLS)
This article analyzes how space and time structure representations of clandestine Mediterranean crossings in Maghrebi literature, emphasizing border symbolism and migrant psychology.
From Didactics To Learning Tamazight (Kabyle) Using A Model Text, Nora Belgasmiya
From Didactics To Learning Tamazight (Kabyle) Using A Model Text, Nora Belgasmiya
Faits de Langue et Société (FLS)
This article addresses the shift of Tamazight to written practices and proposes a one-month teaching project to develop written production in Kabyle through a narrative model text. It discusses Amazigh-speaking learners’ difficulties in moving beyond orality, the need to appropriate writing norms (grammar, lexicon, and textual organization), and the value of competency-based progression. By drawing on text typology and language functions, the paper shows how sustained exercises can ‘regulate’ oral thinking into written discourse, fostering structured texts while contributing to much-needed pedagogical resources for Tamazight.
The Sea In All Its Forms In Maupassant’S Une Vie: A Lexicometric Study, Ouafae Benzina
The Sea In All Its Forms In Maupassant’S Une Vie: A Lexicometric Study, Ouafae Benzina
Faits de Langue et Société (FLS)
This paper investigates the theme of the sea in Guy de Maupassant’s Une vie through lexicometric and lexical-statistical methods. Using a digitized corpus and the Hyperbase software, it identifies salient forms and lexical networks related to the sea and examines their contribution to the novel’s stylistic and thematic construction. The quantitative approach aims to objectify dominant patterns (frequencies, specificities, hapax) and to show how the sea operates as an ambivalent motif—separation/integration, threat/attraction—within Maupassant’s narrative imagination.
Editorial : Meaning: Between Heritage And Linguistic And Literary Itineraries, Nadia Kaaouas
Editorial : Meaning: Between Heritage And Linguistic And Literary Itineraries, Nadia Kaaouas
Faits de Langue et Société (FLS)
This second volume of the journal Faits de Langue et Société serves as an interdisciplinary crossroads, analyzing the linguistic and cultural mutations within Mediterranean and African spaces. Adopting an approach that rejects identity-based withdrawal, the work explores the mechanics of meaning by theorizing interculturality as an autonomous research model, capable of grasping both the historical figures of Andrée Chedid and the spatial tragedy of clandestine migration. This memorial vigil extends to the preservation of intangible heritage, from oral tales to the lexicographical archives of Saïd Cid Kaoui—fundamental pillars of the Amazigh language. Scientific rigor is further deployed through the study …
Private Equity, Public Utility, Kristen Van De Biezendos, Melissa Powers
Private Equity, Public Utility, Kristen Van De Biezendos, Melissa Powers
Faculty Scholarship
The explosion of investment in artificial intelligence and cryptocurrencies has spurred a data center boom, with politicians jostling to attract companies to build data centers in their states. The potential financial windfall from these data centers has also attracted the attention of private equity firms, which are seeking to capitalize on the potential riches to be made in supplying these projects with electricity by buying regulated public electric utilities. These utilities are unusual in our capitalist system, in that they are subject to both state and federal regulation regarding their duties to serve the public and the amount they can …
Platform Privileges: A Framework For How Antitrust Law Should Police Digital Platforms’ Use Of Material Non-Public Information, Eric H. Siemens
Platform Privileges: A Framework For How Antitrust Law Should Police Digital Platforms’ Use Of Material Non-Public Information, Eric H. Siemens
Missouri Law Review
Where the Gilded Age Rockefeller oil monopoly once spurred antitrust reforms in the United States, the tech giants of Silicon Valley have ignited a similar frenzy for reform in legislators and populist scholars today. The unprecedented and rapid growth of digital platforms such as Google, Apple, Facebook, and Amazon has forced policymakers to confront the question of whether traditional antitrust law is sufficient to deal with the new-age giants. This has spurred calls on both sides of the political aisle for increased antitrust enforcement, leading Missouri Senator Josh Hawley to go as far as to argue that “[t]he Big Tech …
Money Over Everything: Reimagining Health Care Enforcement, Jacob T. Elberg
Money Over Everything: Reimagining Health Care Enforcement, Jacob T. Elberg
Missouri Law Review
Annual press releases from the Department of Justice trumpet billions of dollars in annual recoveries and optimism that its health care enforcement regime deters even more fraud than it addresses. Yet DOJ’s consistent recoveries can be seen as a sign that fraud continues unabated. While some scholars have questioned the deterrent value of the government’s model of enforcement through civil settlements, little attention has been given to what may be the most important aspect of DOJ’s effort—its focus on money both as the sole measure of harm and the sole means of deterrence.
Pickering And Choosing: The Positive Outcome Of An Eighth Circuit Ruling Among The Chaotic World Of Government Employee Free Speech, Luke M. Severt
Pickering And Choosing: The Positive Outcome Of An Eighth Circuit Ruling Among The Chaotic World Of Government Employee Free Speech, Luke M. Severt
Missouri Law Review
Public employees do not shed their constitutional rights to freedom of speech or expression at the workplace gate. Nor do they shed them when they log on to their computer to send an email to their co-workers, superiors, or similar fellow government employees. In Mayfield v. Missouri House of Representatives, the Eighth Circuit undertook a multistep analysis to determine whether the defendant, as a public employer, violated the constitutional rights of its longtime employee, Tad Mayfield, when it terminated him only three days after he sent an email to state legislature leaders asking them to implement a mask mandate to …
Discussing The Student Athlete Experience At Catawba College, Troy Carlton
Discussing The Student Athlete Experience At Catawba College, Troy Carlton
Colloquiums
Dr. Carlton invites the faculty to engage in a discussion centered around the student-athlete experience at Catawba College in his role as FAR, Faculty Athletic Representative.