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مستوى الوعي السياحي المستدام لدى طالبات الصف التاسع الأساسي بمدرسة الرميس للتعليم الأساسي, سيف المعمري, رقية بنت حسن الهدابية

Journal of Arts and Social Sciences

الوعي السياحي المستدام، طالبات الصف التاسع.

دور إدارة المواهب في تحقيق الإبداع التنظيمي في الجامعات الحكومية بسلطنة عمان, يسرية بنت محمد المغيرية, أيمن احمد العمري, عمر هاشم إسماعيل

Journal of Arts and Social Sciences

كلمات مفتاحية: إدارة المواهب، الجامعات الحكومية، الإبداع التنظيمي، جامعة السلطان قابوس.

Senior Recital: Emily Hansen, Soprano; Grace Eom, Piano; April 16, 2022, Emily Hansen, Grace Eom

School of Music Programs

Center for the Performing Arts

April 16, 2022

Saturday Afternoon

4:30 p.m.

Del Silencio A La Acción Colectiva: Voces De Mujeres Víctimas De Acoso Sexual En Las Instituciones De Educación Superior, Bibiana Catalina Cano-Arango, Luisa Fernanda Duque-Monsalve, Mónica Cecilia Montoya-Escobar, Ana Milena Gaviria-Gómez

The Qualitative Report

En el artículo analizamos las reacciones de las víctimas de acoso sexual en dos universidades de Medellín - Colombia. La investigación tuvo un diseño mixto, con enfoque de género. Implementamos las siguientes técnicas de generación de datos: encuestas, entrevistas en profundidad y talleres reflexivos. Los resultados indican que las mujeres son las principales víctimas de esta problemática y que sus respuestas van desde la evitación (huida del lugar de la agresión), la confrontación (manifestación explícita del rechazo) hasta la denuncia (queja ante superiores, activación de rutas internas o externas, entre otros). Las reacciones más frecuentes son evitativas y no contribuyen …

Storying Ways To Reflect On Power, Contestation, And Yarning Research Method Application, Cammi Murrup-Stewart Dr, Petah Atkinson, Karen Adams Professor

The Qualitative Report

Internationally within academia settler-colonial processes occur in various ways alongside a growth in the use of research methods conceived with Indigenous knowledges. However, most research environments and practices are built upon and privilege dominant non-Indigenous settler-colonial knowledge systems. It is within this power imbalance and contested space that Yarning research method is being applied and interpreted. Underpinned by an Indigenous Research Paradigm, we employed storying ways to examine researcher experiences of settler-colonialism and the Yarning research method. The story outlines challenges and pitfalls that researchers can fall into and critically examines how researchers can fail to recognise the depth of …

Pressed Flowers, Jeffrey A. Summit

Appalachia

No abstract provided.

Shark's Fin, John Whitney Steele

Appalachia

No abstract provided.

Returning The Gift, John Smelcer

Appalachia

No abstract provided.

Alpine Garden, David K. Leff

Appalachia

No abstract provided.

Shinrin-Yoku, Marcyn Del Clements

Appalachia

No abstract provided.

Bog Parable, Todd Davis

Appalachia

No abstract provided.

A Peak Ahead, Christine Woodside

Appalachia

A look to the next issue’s stories on cell phones in the backcountry, the Cohos Trial, research in alpine flowers and climate change, a Long Trail hike, and more.

Books And Media

Appalachia

Reviews of: Trail applications including AllTrails, Cal Topo, Avenza, Gaia GPS, FatMap, and Onx Backcountry, reviewed by Catherine Buni and Scott Berkley. Gunks Climbing by Andy Salo et al. The 4,000-Footers of New Hampshire’s White Mountains by Mike Dickerman. AMC’s Complete Guide to Trail Building and Maintenance, Fifth Edition edited by Ryan Harvey. Great Day Hikes on North Carolina’s Mountains-to-Sea Trail by the Friends of the Mountains-to-Sea Trail. The Most Radical Thing You Can Do: The Best Political Essays from Orion Magazine edited by Christopher Cox. The Waterville Valley Guidebook by Steven D. Smith with Preston Conklin. On the …

Valley And Skyline Sketches

Appalachia

In “The Goldfish Pond,” Gregory Norris brings alive a childhood memory of wandering around other people’s houses in a small New Hampshire town. In “The Run-In,” Gordon DuBois recounts driving on snow-covered icy roads in the Mahoosuc Range.

News And Notes

Appalachia

Tracking COVID-19 trail use through trail applications. Annie Ropeik’s report on wildfire risk in the White Mountains of New Hampshire.

In Memoriam

Appalachia

Remembering Andrew Norkin, longtime director of trails and recreation management for the Appalachian Mountain Club.

Alpina

Appalachia

Four climbers died attempting K2 in February 2021. An attempt on the North Pillar of Tengkangpoche. Everest opened up after the pandemic—partially. Brief appreciation of two climbers (Edward Norton and T. H. Somervell) who attempted Everest in 1924 just before George Mallory and Sandy Irvine. A remarkable traverse of Fitz Roy. Near Denali, the Muldrow Glacier surges for the first time in many years

Accidents

Appalachia

Reports of rescues and accidents in the cold months of late 2020 and winter 2021 included a medical emergency and rescue in Lincoln Woods, a helicopter rescue of two fast-hikers who got lost near the Greenleaf Trail on the Franconia loop, two lost hikers who called perhaps too quickly for help near Mount Adams, three seasoned and well-equipped hikers who dealt with a sudden injury on Tripyramid, and more.

Letters

Appalachia

An Appalachian Mountain Club Worcester Chapter member finds motivation from Douglass Teschner’s article on the Hancocks. A woman who was cabin maid near Old Faithful in 1952 responds to Steven Jervis’s story about climbing in that area the same year. Two readers bring up problems that come up hiking with dogs on trails.

The Tourists: Having No Memory Or Relationships In A Landscape, They Make Dangerous Mistakes, Hilary Smith

Appalachia

A fascinating and uncomfortable chronicle of tourist behavior along a remote western river.

Waterman Fund Essay Winner: Splitting Clouds At The Edge Of The World: How Had I Never Noticed It Before?, Jason Mazurowski

Appalachia

The 2021 winner of our annual contest for emerging writers, ecologist Jason Mazurowski, spots Mount Marcy from his Vermont apartment window at the start of the novel coronavirus pandemic and sets out to climb it

Light Snow In The Whites: A Close Call, Rob Powers, Bill Powers

Appalachia

A father and son use know-how and luck in finding their way safely down Mount Washington in a winter storm.

Considering The Heartache Of The World: A Girl Whose Mother Never Came And One Whose Mother Did, Elissa Ely

Appalachia

Elissa Ely watches a happy family on Square Ledge while thinking about someone she knows whose family life was deeply unhappy.

Be Wary Of The Hind-Leg Kick: Memories Of Donkey Driving In The Sandwich Notch Area Of New Hampshire, William Geller

Appalachia

The latest in William Geller’s historical pieces looks at early- and mid-twentieth-century donkey driving in the Sandwich Notch area of New Hampshire.

A Day—And 150 Years—In The Nordmarka: Skiing Through A Norwegian Forest Is Everyone's Right, Sam Martland

Appalachia

A chronicle of a snowshoe trek through a public forest in Oslo, Norway.

The Passing Of Northern Pass: Reflections On A Nine-Year Fight That Halted A Power Line Through The White Mountains, Kenneth Kimball

Appalachia

The retired director of research for the Appalachian Mountain Club, Dr. Kenneth Kimball, recounts the story of activists who halted a proposal to build a massive powerline through New Hampshire’s White Mountain National Forest.

The Woods Watch: Spotting Climate Change In The Catskills With Longtime Locals, Tracy Raczek

Appalachia

Tracy Raczek observes signs of climate change through in her encounters with longtime locals in the Catskills forests.

The Taconic Controversy: What Forces Make A Range?, John Seward

Appalachia

The 100-mile-long Taconic Range on the western border of New England is the site of an operatic geological debate over its origins, as John Seward tells it.

The Bluebird Chronicles: A Catskills Romance, Leslie T. Sharpe

Appalachia

Leslie T. Sharpe’s diary of her encounters with and observations of bluebirds living in a Catskills meadow near her house.

Crazier River: The Neversink River Goes Rogue In The Climate Crisis, Hovey Brock

Appalachia

Artist Hovey Brock writes of the raging habits of the Neversink River in the Catskills of New York. The river has gone rogue in the climate change crisis.