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Library X Trio Mcnair Partnerships: Integrated Support For Student Research And Publishing, Chloe Barnett, Christabelle Dragoo, Franny Gaede, Rayne Vieger

Navigating the Future Together: Student Success Symposium

The TRIO McNair Scholars Program at the University of Oregon is a federally funded program that prepares students for graduate school through research and scholarly activities, faculty-mentored summer research internships, seminars, workshops, and advising. Our partnership of three academic librarians and the McNair Program Director integrated specialized library instruction with McNair programming while providing the infrastructure and education necessary for students to participate in academic publishing.

We will share implementation strategies, discuss challenges in creating equitable research support systems, and present our assessment approach for measuring impact on student research confidence. Attendees will gain practical frameworks for building similar partnerships …

Developing And Sustaining Co-Curricular Campus Partnerships With The Academic Library, Robert J. Snyder, Maureen Barry

Navigating the Future Together: Student Success Symposium

Campus support programs and units are vital to college student success. Support services instill within students a sense of belonging, habits of engagement, and a model for help-seeking behaviors. Intentional outreach by librarians to these partners can create opportunities outside of the classroom to promote library services and resources to students, staff, and faculty. These collaborations serve to inform campus partners of relevant academic library services and functions and allow academic librarians to observe student needs in settings they may not otherwise have access to.

In this presentation, two academic librarians will discuss their work in providing outreach and support …

Mentoring Undergraduate Researchers: A Student Success Program Incorporating Multidisciplinary Library Research Projects And High Impact Practices, Matthew Harrick, Benjamin Andrus

Navigating the Future Together: Student Success Symposium

In response to a university-wide initiative to support undergraduate academic success, research preparation, and career readiness, Binghamton University Libraries launched the Library Research Scholars Pilot Program in Spring 2024, and completed its second cohort in Spring 2025. This semester-long program pairs undergraduates with faculty/staff mentors to engage in diverse library-centered, multidisciplinary research projects—making it the first library-based undergraduate research program at the university, and the only one grounded in library science.

Students receive structured mentorship in both foundational and advanced research methods, and participate in cohort meetings to share progress and explore broader research topics. Each student produces an academic …

Mindful Libraries: Integrating Well-Being Into Library Strategy And Culture, Lauren Fralinger, Jose Rodriguez, Adrian Legaspi, Nyabi Benjamin

Navigating the Future Together: Student Success Symposium

Abstract:

Academic libraries are uniquely positioned to support holistic student success by fostering environments that promote well-being, belonging, and resilience. This presentation highlights how our university library integrates wellness into its strategic planning, services, and physical spaces. Through initiatives such as a dedicated meditation room, guided mindfulness sessions, and stress-relief activities, the library creates inclusive spaces for reflection and restoration. A curated Mindfulness Collection—featuring digital and physical resources on mental health, spirituality, and contemplative practices—empowers students to explore wellness on their own terms. These efforts are complemented by Earth Month programming that connects personal well-being with environmental stewardship.

Library leadership …

Sustaining And Scaling: Partnering With Students In Research Projects, Wynn Tranfield, Christy Caldwell, Martha Stuit, Jess Waggoner, Sarah Hare

Navigating the Future Together: Student Success Symposium

University of California, Santa Cruz’s library has embraced a user-centric approach, embedding student perspectives in library research projects to ensure services reflect the needs and voices of our diverse population. Our goal is to understand and support these unique needs.

This panel will discuss multiple case studies of students partnering with librarians at various levels of engagement, from research subject to co-investigator. Projects include hiring undergraduates to work on library user experience and OER projects, co-conducting mixed-methods research on publishing with graduate students, and co-researching AI tools with undergraduates.

The deliberate involvement of students in this work is symbiotic and …

Working With What We've Got: Small-Scale Assessment Of Library Impact On Student Success, Gina Calia, Amna Zigic

Navigating the Future Together: Student Success Symposium

Harford Community College Library has been working on illustrating the impact the Library has on student success. Working in a community college library, librarians often have to wear many hats, helping patrons with everything from printing and finding their way around campus to troubleshooting devices and navigating their courses in the LMS, in addition to our primary duties of helping students with research, teaching information literacy sessions, creating online guides and tutorials, maintaining our print collection, participating in outreach activities, and much more. It can often be challenging to find time to synthesize the various data and statistics we collect, …

Ipe Is Key: Exploring Students’ Perceptions And Attitudes Of Interprofessional Education And Collaboration Through A Foundational Educational Workshop, Tierney Beebe, Arielle St. Romain, Aimee Gros, Aseel Ghani, Tyler Dykes

Journal of Interprofessional Practice and Collaboration

Purpose
The purpose of this study was to determine whether a foundational interprofessional education workshop (IPE is Key) could enhance students’ attitudes and perceptions of interprofessional collaboration among nursing, health information management (HIM), and kinesiology students at the authors' university.

Methods
An explanatory sequential mixed methods design was used. Nursing and HIM students attended the workshop as part of course attendance requirements, while kinesiology students were invited and offered professional contact hours. Participants voluntarily completed the Students' Perceptions of Interprofessional Clinical Education, Revision 2 (SPICE-R2) pre- and post-workshop surveys (n = 97) to measure perceptions of teamwork, roles/responsibilities, and patient …

Interprofessional Collaboration In Inpatient Rehabilitation For Patient With Thiamine Deficiency-Related Sensorimotor And Cognitive Deficits – Case Report, Christina Thomas, Tahreem Hashmi, Joanne Delgado-Lebron, Rania Massad

Journal of Interprofessional Practice and Collaboration

Purpose: We aim to describe the clinical presentation, interprofessional management, and functional outcomes of a patient with thiamine deficiency. Problem: Thiamine deficiency can result in peripheral polyneuropathy and cognitive deficits that limit function and participation. Despite deficits that warrant interprofessional neurorehabilitation, previous reports focus narrowly on medical management. Case: A 36-year-old female was admitted to inpatient rehabilitation with a diagnosis of Guillain Barre. She underwent evaluation by the interprofessional team that revealed cognitive deficits inconsistent with Guillain Barre. Further medical workup identified a thiamine deficiency. Comprehensive treatment included supplementation managed by the physiatrist; promotion of motor learning and neuroplasticity to …

Co-Designing Health Education: A Mixed-Methods Study Of Interdisciplinary Collaboration Between Dpt Faculty And Interactive Media Students, Francois A. Prizinski, Charles Palmer, Jacki Kopack, Caitlin Mcgee

Journal of Interprofessional Practice and Collaboration

Purpose: This study explored the impact of an interdisciplinary collaboration between Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) faculty and Interactive Media (IMED) students to co-design a gamified training module on Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).

Problem: While interprofessional education (IPE) traditionally focuses on clinical disciplines, healthcare's increasing reliance on digital tools demands collaboration with non-clinical fields. Limited research exists on incorporating design and technology students into healthcare education to co-create meaningful instructional content.

Significance: The study applied the Double Diamond design model and Design Thinking pedagogy to guide a 6-week collaboration between DPT faculty and IMED students. A mixed-methods …

Fear Of Falling: A Collaborative Approach To Treatment, Alexandra Uhren, Celeste Delap, Kate Jansen

Journal of Interprofessional Practice and Collaboration

Purpose: Physical Therapy (PT) and Behavioral Health (BH) often overlap in patient care; however, collaborative treatment is always not utilized by providers. This case study details the interdisciplinary treatment of a 69-year-old female with a fear of falling; emphasizing the importance of interprofessional collaborative care in treating Fear of Falling (FOF) in individuals at risk for fall-related injury with Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and PT interventions.

Problem: FOF is common among older adults and can result in physical, psychological, and social consequences (Lee & Tak, 2023; MacKay et al., 2021). Patients at risk of fall-related injury experience decreased self-confidence in …

Treatment For Women With Mental Health Disorders Associated With Reproductive Health: An Opportunity For Interprofessional Collaboration, Ellen Modlin Phd, Otr/L, Bcp, Caps, Deana Goldin Phd, Dnp, Arnp, Fnp-Bc, Pmhnp-Bc

Journal of Interprofessional Practice and Collaboration

Abstract

Purpose: This article proposes an opportunity for interprofessional collaboration between mental health practitioners (MHPs) and occupational therapy practitioners (OTPs) for the treatment of women experiencing mental health disorders (MHDs) associated with reproductive health (RH) changes throughout the lifespan. This collaborative approach have the potential to optimize women’s health care and mitigate the risk of fragmented care, as these conditions are highly complex.

Method: Peer- reviewed literature from mental health and occupational therapy (OT) research was reviewed and summarized. The search focused on the barriers and potential opportunities for collaboration between MHPs and OTPs in women affected with MHDs associated …

A Phenomenological Exploration Into The Interpersonal Relationships And Mental Health Impacts Of Physical Activity, Movement, And Play On The Lived Experiences Of Caribbean Mothers, Janelle Chase-Mayers, Theresa D. Thomas

Journal of Interprofessional Practice and Collaboration

Purpose: To explore the impact of wellness strategies incorporating movement, physical activity, and play on the mental health and interpersonal relationships of Caribbean mothers aged 25 and older.

Methods: A phenomenological study was conducted in 2021 to delve into the lived experiences of seven Caribbean mothers. Semi-structured interviews were employed to gather rich, qualitative data on their perceptions of wellness, motherhood, and the role of movement and physical activity in their lives.

Results: Over 700 codes resulted in 6 themes and 100 subthemes. Thematic analysis revealed six key themes: 1. Family of Origin Influences: Participants discussed how …

Learning Experiences From An Interprofessional, University-Based, Student-Led Healthcare Clinic In The Uk., Katharine Wood, Helen Frank, Konstantinos Papadopoulos

Journal of Interprofessional Practice and Collaboration

Student-led clinics (SLCs) are increasingly being adopted in physiotherapy and occupational therapy degree programs. SLCs are an innovative practice-based learning model that offers unique learning opportunities while solving the challenges of sourcing appropriate placements. However, there is little recent evidence of their use in healthcare education in the UK. To address this literature gap, a synchronous online focus group with seven participants was conducted to explore the learning experiences of undergraduate occupational therapy and physiotherapy students who attended an inter-professional, non-elective, university-based SLC in the UK. A thematic analysis approach was used to identify three main themes: (1) Learning With, …

Interviews With Roman Catholic Couples In First-Time Long-Term Marriages: Navigating The Landscape Of Life-Long Marriages With Spirituality As The Guiding Principle To Achieving Enduring Marital Relationships, Sovichan E. Scaria, Carl L. Thameling, Jana P. Sutton, David Hale

Journal of Interprofessional Practice and Collaboration

In-depth guided interviews were conducted with 10 Roman Catholic (RC) couples to reveal the impact religious spirituality had on their long-term marriages. Achieving this goal meant examining Catholic Church’s teachings on marriage, divorce and annulment, and relationship development and maintenance. The interview sessions were video-audio taped and analyzed. Some sample questions asked of the couples were: “How, if at all, did spirituality play a role in choosing your spouse?” “How do you practice spirituality in your marriage?” and “What advice would you give younger couples who have recently gotten married?” Analysis resulted in 8 themes being identified as important to …

Boule Public Meeting, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Incorporated

Josie Green Washington Papers

A program for a public meeting held by Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Incorporated for the 39th Anniversary Boule.

Kappa Zeta Closed Banquet, Kappa Zeta Chapter

Josie Green Washington Papers

A program for a closed banquet for the Kappa Zeta Chapter. Also includes a menu and a blank page on the back of the pamphlet for autographs.

Finer Womanhood Observance 1950, Kappa Zeta Chapter

Josie Green Washington Papers

A program for the Finer Womanhood Observance hosted by the Kappa Zeta Chapter of the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority. This event honors Woman of the Year, Mrs. Callie A. Hicks

"Harvey" The Pulitzer Prize Play, Kappa Zeta Chapter

Josie Green Washington Papers

A program for a rendition of "Harvey", a Pulitzer Prize play with Dooley Wilson and Butterfly Mcqueen starring. Hosted by the Kappa Zeta Chapter.

Finer Womanhood Observance 1949, Kappa Zeta Chapter

Josie Green Washington Papers

A program for the Finer Womanhood Observance hosted by the Kappa Zeta Chapter of the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority. This event honors Woman of the Year, Mrs. Ida Jackson.

Zeta Phi Beta Program & Roster, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Incorporated

Josie Green Washington Papers

A small foldable booklet and program for the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority. Also includes a roster of members.

Public Meeting Of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Incorporated

Josie Green Washington Papers

A small booklet and program for the public meeting of the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority at the St. John Baptist Church.

Ex Libris

Josie Green Washington Papers

A small booklet and program with an owl standing on an open book above the words "Ex Libris" drawn on the front.

From Asylums To Hospitals To Prisons: The History Of Institutional Psychiatric Care In America, Mary E. Horton

History of Medicine Seminar

No abstract provided.

A Review Of Routing Attacks In Routing Protocol Over Low-Power And Lossy-Based Iot Networks, Lanka Chris Sejaphala Mr., Vusimuzi Malele Prof, Francis Lugayizi Prof.

Journal of Cybersecurity Education, Research and Practice

Low-power and Lossy IoT Networks (LLNs) comprise physical sensors, processing capability, power, and other technologies to exchange information between systems and devices over the internet. However, these networks are susceptible to routing attacks affecting resources, traffic flow, and topology formation. In the related work, it has been discovered that many previous studies do not consider algorithms and implementation approaches for routing attacks. This research study provides a comprehensive in-depth synthesis insight into the description, effects, and algorithms & implementation of four routing attacks in LLNs i.e., rank, sinkhole, DIS-flooding, and worst parent attacks. The findings of this research study highlight …

Suggested Rules For Woman Of The Year Campaign, Juanita Jones, L. C. Mackey

Josie Green Washington Papers

A list of suggested rules and guidelines for carrying out the Woman of the Year campaign. These suggestions were put forward by Basileus, Juanita Johns, and L. C. Mackay, General Chairman.

Sorority Program, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Incorporated

Josie Green Washington Papers

A program for an unidentified event for the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority.

Meeting Agenda 12-03-1955, Josie Green Washington

Josie Green Washington Papers

Meeting agenda for Zeta Phi Beta Sorority with meeting minutes taken by Josie Green Washington. Includes handwritten notes on the back regarding the meeting.

Sorority Program, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Incorporated

Josie Green Washington Papers

A program for an event centered around a speaker discussing womens role in the Atomic Age. Features a segement by the Master of Ceremony, Josie Green Washington.

Sorority Notes

Josie Green Washington Papers

Handwritten doodles and notes for the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, including reciting vows and values of the sorority.

The Occasion, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Incorporated

Josie Green Washington Papers

A memo regarding the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority honoring a Woman of the Year for over fourteen years consecutively.