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Negotiating Home In The Long Poem: Amatoritsero Ede’S Transpatiality, Mathias Iroro Orhero

Faculty Publications

In this paper, I argue that Amatoritsero Ede uses the long poem to negotiate the idea of home in an African diasporic context. As a form that carries the implications of length, time, and space, the long poem has been used by poets to interrogate the way we structure the world and to deconstruct grand narratives. The figure of the Black immigrant is one that destabilizes grand narratives of nationalism. This makes the form important in its capacity to ask important questions about nation and tradition even as it transgresses them. As a writer from the Niger Delta, a marginal …

Student Senate Meeting Minutes March 3, 2025, Student Senate-Winona State University

Student Senate Meeting Minutes

This document is the official Winona State University Student Senate Minutes for March 3, 2025.

P'Simer Genealogy, Kaitlyn P'Simer

Carter County Genealogy Collection

Genealogy of the P'Simer family in Carter County, Kentucky.

Guest Artist Recital Series: March 3, 2025, Dr. Jennifer Carpenter, Dr. Daniel Baer

School of Music Programs

Kemp Recital Hall

March 3, 2025

Monday Evening

7:30 p.m.

Cim250.1 Experience Plan Example 1, Sae University College

Exemplars

An experience plan proposal for the International Study Tour to Berlin in 25T1.

Cim250.1 International Study Tour Example 2, Sae University College

Exemplars

An experience plan proposal for the International Study Tour to Berlin in 25T1.

It Was Necessary That The Christ Should Suffer: The Passion Of Our Lord Foretold, Zachary Wessel, Ryan Groh, Nathan Tritch, Caleb Garman, Rory Fry, Brian Frank, Logan Fraley, Charles Schnell, Julia Witt, Grace Babbitts, Mark Squire, Jacob Garrison, Chris Atlee, Hunter Kinnison, Joel Ripke, Doglas Behling, Wil Welch, Conner Walts, Nathaniel Pekari, Joshua Hallock, Daniel Vanderhyde, J Corrigan, Henry Eising, Eric Nuss, Dan Hampton, Aaron Wade, Tim Contreras, Joe Musolino, Aine Molvik, Jacob Shepard, Biruk Chiksa, H. Scheltens, Pamela Vue, Joshua Bieri, Zach Eshelman, Zachary Stuckwisch, Joshua Kastens, Owen Dawson, Joshua Teggatz, Michael Speckhard, Noah Oloff, Caleb Zeckzer, Hayden Brown, Samuel Ledford, Karl Jacobson, Lyle Doster, Lyle Doster, Marius-Sergiu Trifa

Other Student Publications

The Passion is not simply one episode out of many in the Scriptures, but the climax of one, unified message that runs throughout. All that comes before the Passion in Scripture leads up to it, and all that comes after it flows from it. Jesus Himself said that the whole purpose and content of the Scriptures is pointing to Him and His work of salvation (John 5:39, Luke 24:25-26).

Since all of Scripture centers on Christ, it should come as no surprise that there is much fruitful fodder for meditation on Christ’s Passion even beyond the Passion accounts of the …

Haptic Processing: How The Shutter Button Shapes Photography, Sean Scanlan

Publications and Research

The goal of this essay is to explore the haptics of taking photographs in the digital age. More specifically, I examine the evolving relationship between the body and imaging technologies. The body must, somehow, interact with the camera shutter, whether the shutter is a simple mechanical door or an electrical timing network switch. Human intention has to activate the switch via a button, even if this intention is complicated: since 2012, mobile phones can take photos using voice commands, relieving the need to physically touch the shutter button. One does not necessarily need to use the fundamental levers often associated …

Mr. Farley Slater

African American Funeral Programs

Mrs_Farley_Slater_Handwritten_Obituary.pdf - Funeral program for Farley Slater

Larry Simmonis

African American Funeral Programs

No abstract provided.

Julian Singletary

African American Funeral Programs

Julian_Singleton_HandwrittenObituary. Handwritten Obituary for Julian Singletary

Mrs. Geraldine Simpson

African American Funeral Programs

Mrs_Geraldine_Simpson.pdf - Funeral program for Geraldine Simpson

Mr. John R. Simmons

African American Funeral Programs

Mr_John_R_Simmons_HandwrittenObituary.pdf - Death Notice for Mr. John R. Simmons

Infant Kristie Machelle Mincey

African American Funeral Programs

Infant_Kristie_Machelle_Mincey.pdf - Death notice for Infant Kristie Machelle Mincey

Graduate Recital: March 2, 2025, Jinyu Zhang

School of Music Programs

Kemp Recital Hall

March 2, 2025

Sunday Evening

6:00 p.m.

Junior Recital: March 2, 2025, Nicole Schmidt, Momoko Gresham

School of Music Programs

Kemp Recital House

March 2, 2025

Sunday Afternoon

4:30 p.m.

Evening Of Brass Concert: March 2, 2025, School Of Music,

School of Music Programs

Center for Performing Arts

March 2, 2025

Sunday Evening

6:00 p.m.

Junior Recital: March 2, 2025, Charlie Miller, Momoko Gresham

School of Music Programs

Kemp Recital Hall

March 2, 2025

Sunday Evening

7:30 p.m.

Doris Wylee-Becker, Piano, Department Of Music, University Of Richmond

Music Department Concert Programs

No abstract provided.

Junior Recital: March 2, 2025, Jess Noga, Lu Witzig

School of Music Programs

Kemp Recital Hall

March 2, 2025

Sunday

Noon

Sagallo : Russia’S Forgotten African Colony And Its Modern Implications, Kadee Swanson

Honors Council of the Illinois Region Spring Symposium

Imperial Russia is infamous for its rapid and unrelenting colonization efforts in central Asia and Western Europe. However, an oft-overlooked aspect of the Russian Empire’s colonial aspirations was its interest in establishing overseas colonial holdings in North America and Africa. One such holding was that of the colony of Sagallo, or New Moscow, in modern-day Djibouti, established in 1889 during an ill-fated mission led by notorious Cossack Nikolai Ivanovich Ashinov and a group of accompanying Russian Orthodox pilgrims. The mission was religious in nature and held the primary goal of establishing both an ecclesiastical and economic connection with the Orthodox …

Easter Vigil In The Holy Night - 19 April 2025, Russ Mcdougall

Pastoral Liturgy

No abstract provided.

Ascension Of The Lord - 1 June 2025, Angela Mccarthy

Pastoral Liturgy

No abstract provided.

Fourth Sunday Of Easter - 11 May 2025, Errol Lobo

Pastoral Liturgy

No abstract provided.

Values Of Oral Literature In African Society: A Case Of YorùBá Folksongs And Traditional Festivals, Surajudeen Adewale Badru, Victoria Oludunni Ogunniran, Saudat Adebisi Hamzat

An-Najah University Journal for Research - B (Humanities)

Folksongs and traditional festivals are central to almost every activity of the Yoruba people. The contemporary world is full of pains, worries, sufferings and despair and various anti-social activities, in spite of pompous claims and glaring efforts of science and technology in solving old problems to create many new ones. Hence, every individual needs to relax, amuse, and get his or her mind off the dull struggles, worries and sorrows of life through folksongs and festivals. The Yoruba folksongs and festivals as soul-searchers and soul-menders therefore, serve the aesthetic, therapeutic and communicative purposes as tension relievers as well as elixir …

Anarcho-Syndicalism In The Negaunee Branch Of The Finnish Socialist Association, Michael P. Selwa

HS 390 Primary Research Papers

Socialism reached a prominence as a movement in the United States during the early 20th century. Fueled by the machinations of industrial capitalism and labor reform, many workers, immigrants, and other individuals would arrive to the precepts of socialism, a political movement avowing to shirk the constraints of capitalism on the proletariat. Specifically, the question of why and how labor unions should function in a socialist society was a central tenet of debate within the faction of the American Socialist Party. The central question of this article is to examine why anarcho-syndicalists argued against traditional socialist reformist arguments in the …

Women’S Voting Registrations In Marquette County, Lauren E. Mccollor

HS 390 Primary Research Papers

Following the Michigan state amendment of 1918, which granted women the right to vote, the women of Marquette County began registering. This paper looks into the Ishpeming women’s voting records from 1919 and 1920, as well as news paper articles that document early voting registration turnouts in Marquette and Negaunee. The research focused on the patterns of registration in the context of amendments, elections, and political movements at the local, state, and national levels. While there has been extensive research and analysis of early women voters across the United States, no previous studies have analyzed the Ishpeming voting records. Women …

Stifled Voices: World War Ii From The Upper Peninsula, Elijah H. Croschere

HS 390 Primary Research Papers

Academic scholarship on World War II is primarily based around letters and correspondence between soldiers and their families. A large body of such correspondence exists for both the Upper and Lower Peninsulas of Michigan; yet, most scholarship on the state’s connection to World War II is centered around strictly the Lower Peninsula. This is especially strange when comparing the data on enlisted soldiers from both Peninsulas, as we find the percentage of the population who enlisted in the US Army from the Upper Peninsula is roughly double that of the percentage for Lower Peninsula enlistments. There are clear reasons as …

Resistance, Adaptation, And Assimilation: Native American Responses To Christianization In The Great Lakes Region, 1800-1900, Noah S. Danforth

HS 390 Primary Research Papers

Analysis of the relationship between Native Americans and missionaries shifted from an early broad, sweeping praise of the missionaries, to overwhelming condemnation of their actions in the post Civil Rights political climate. Since the time of European contact, histories often fell into Hagiography; extolling the virtues of the missionaries, and their God-ordained work to save the soul of the perceived heathen Native. In the mind of many, the conversion of the Native was merely a natural result of the superiority of European-descended American culture. However, as a result of the Civil Rights Movement, a pivot away from lauditive analysis took …

Making Waves: Depression Era Violent Crime In The Upper Peninsula And The United States, Zoe Jancek

HS 390 Primary Research Papers

The Great Depression overlaps with several other important historical eras, all of which had their own impact on crime. This study looks at stressors throughout the decade of the Great Depression to attempt to understand how they affect people and therefore, how they affect the amount of violent crimes committed in both a broad and specific sense. Using statistics and historical accounts, this research analyzes topics such as culture, mental and physical health, substance abuse, gangs, and the effects of Prohibition. The fluctuations can be attributed to economic, social, and cultural factors such as Prohibition and the rise of organized …