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Cultural Connectedness And Native American Mental Health, Sharyn Washburn Hillin
Cultural Connectedness And Native American Mental Health, Sharyn Washburn Hillin
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CULTURAL CONNECTEDNESS AND NATIVE AMERICAN MENTAL HEALTH SHARYN W. HILLIN EDUCATIONAL STUDIES IN DIVERSE POPULATIONS ABSTRACT Recent research has indicated a possible connection between the destruction of Native American culture and communities and mental health disparities among Native Americans in the United States. While numerous studies have been conducted among Native Americans in western regions of the United States that establish a relationship between cultural connectedness and mental health resiliency, no such relationship has been investigated in the southeastern region of the United States, particularly within the state of Alabama. Using a blended ethnographic phenomenological methodology, ten Poarch-Creek Indians in …
Inquiro 12 (Complete Issue), Inquiro Staff
Inquiro 12 (Complete Issue), Inquiro Staff
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North Oakdale, John Gallagher
North Oakdale, John Gallagher
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NORTH OAKDALE JOHN GALLAGHER ENGLISH ABSTRACT North Oakdale is a collection of poems about a family, a woman, a man, and their daughter, coping during the first fifteen months of the Covid-19 pandemic. The family experiences an upheaval when they are not able to work due to the lockdown. The dynamics between the man and the woman alter. The family decides to plant a garden and vegetable patch. The woman, as a journalist, tries to freelance but to no avail. The man decides to wait it out and spends most of his time watching their daughter and gardening. As the …
Teachers' Perspectives On The Impact Of Interactive Read Aloud Strategies For Comprehension Skills Of Saudi Kindergarten Students: A Mixed Method Study, Riham Alsultan
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Reading comprehension is a very integral element of encouraging lifelong learning amongst kindergarten students. The main objective of this research is to investigate teachers’ perspectives on the effectiveness of interactive read-aloud (IRA) in improving reading comprehension skills amongst kindergarten students in Saudi Arabia. The study's overarching aim was to determine how interactive reading-aloud strategies employed by Saudi kindergarten teachers during interactive read-aloud time impact Saudi kindergarten students' overall comprehension skills through the perceptions of teachers regarding the effectiveness of these strategies. To achieve this objective, the researcher employed a mixed-method research design, a combination of both quantitative and qualitative strategies. …
"Stitched By An Indifferent Hand: Recognizing The Marginal In Cormac Mccarthy's 'Suttree'", Michael Wayne Boody
"Stitched By An Indifferent Hand: Recognizing The Marginal In Cormac Mccarthy's 'Suttree'", Michael Wayne Boody
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For centuries, philosophers have been kept busy by the question of what it means to be recognized. In the early 1990’s the Critical theorist Axel Honneth synthesized ideas put forth by Hegal and George Herbert Mead to propose his theory of Recognition, which suggests that society advances forward when humans exercise moral recognition of each others’ positive attributes; only then can people within society achieve a positive-relation-to-self. While Recognition is not greatly applied to literary theory, I believe that we can use it to explain the main character’s interactions with the people in his community in Cormac McCarthy’s Suttree (1979). …
“Then Let Them Use Us Well”: How The Folger Edition Of Shakespeare’S Othello Limits Sexuality And Character Agency, Ann Elizabeth Mulherin
“Then Let Them Use Us Well”: How The Folger Edition Of Shakespeare’S Othello Limits Sexuality And Character Agency, Ann Elizabeth Mulherin
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Since Shakespeare’s first folio and quartos were initially published directly after his death in the early seventeenth century, various editors have altered his plays for their desired goals. With this in mind, the primary focus of my thesis centers around the Updated Folger edition of The Tragedy of Othello, the Moor of Venice, edited by Barbara Mowat and Paul Werstine, which was published in 2017. The Folger edition repeatedly points out that they have tailored their rendition of Othello to allow modern audiences to understand Shakespeare’s language; they present the intention to accurately and helpfully gloss confusing, antiquated, or significant …
[Mis]Representing “India” And Other Colonial Territories In Donne’S Poetry: An Insight Into Colonialism’S Multifaceted Aspects, Urnisha Dutta
[Mis]Representing “India” And Other Colonial Territories In Donne’S Poetry: An Insight Into Colonialism’S Multifaceted Aspects, Urnisha Dutta
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Colonial objects in Donne’s poems embrace multifaceted attributes, offering diverse reading perspectives. Considering their multifaceted aspects, it becomes impossible for a reader to ignore his poems’ interdisciplinary qualities. They often embrace philosophical, religious, political, and historical connotations. The colonial objects, appearing as “black” characters, silent women, or colonized territories in his poems, generate East-West binaries, Western subject consciousness, Eastern [mis]representations, world polarizations, and color contrasts. His female bodies’ misogynistic/sexual portrayal frequently ends in pulling up colonial references, associating their bodies with colonial landmasses. They often associate with his spiritual consciousness, complicating reading and textual interpretations. Critics thus cannot take a …
A Thematic Analysis Of Health Literacy And Education Disparities Regarding Medical Needs For Transgender Individuals, Rachel Mcmullen
A Thematic Analysis Of Health Literacy And Education Disparities Regarding Medical Needs For Transgender Individuals, Rachel Mcmullen
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Transgender individuals experience many challenges within the healthcare system including discrimination, socioeconomic struggles, financial strains, a lack of educated healthcare providers, and a health system framework that makes it even more challenging for them to receive their medical needs (Korpaisarn and Safer). One contributing factor to this lack of education is that on average medical schools in the United States only spend approximately five hours total on the health needs related to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) individuals (Miller et al.). Another contributing factor is the stigma around LGBTQ individuals within the medical community. The stigma is concerning …
Early Childhood Educators’ Perceptions, Attitudes, And Beliefs On Use Of The Modern Classrooms Project: A Case Study, Christina Arriagada
Early Childhood Educators’ Perceptions, Attitudes, And Beliefs On Use Of The Modern Classrooms Project: A Case Study, Christina Arriagada
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The purpose of this qualitative study was to explore how early childhood educators perceive the use of Modern Classrooms Project (MCP) in their classrooms. MCP is an instructional model that promotes blended, self-paced, and mastery-based learning with ties to constructivist teaching ideals. Data were collected using a teacher interview, observations, and the review of teacher resources such as lesson plans and student learning paths. Previous research found MCP was effective at the secondary level. Findings of this study showed that early childhood educators found MCP to be an effective instructional model to use in their classrooms. I identified three themes: …
Filing The Serial Numbers Off: The Role Of The Author In Fanfiction Published As Original Fiction, Lauren Mcinnis
Filing The Serial Numbers Off: The Role Of The Author In Fanfiction Published As Original Fiction, Lauren Mcinnis
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With the increase of authors altering and publishing fanfiction as original works of fiction, the practices and attitudes of fan communities cross over into the realm of traditional fiction. Throughout its history, fandom is a community built on the shared love of a piece of media or celebrity. The importance of community appears in fanfiction through Author’s Notes and comments sections; both of which traditionally published novels generally lack. When authors choose to make the transition to traditional publication which provides legitimacy that fanfiction lacks, they must remove most of their own identity and the fan-community that they originally relied …
Shakespeare’S Tragic Heroines: Personality And Status Versus Gender, Ryann Grace Howard
Shakespeare’S Tragic Heroines: Personality And Status Versus Gender, Ryann Grace Howard
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Readings of Shakespeare’s female characters as presentations of ideals – such as innocence – or as characters limited by the innate nature of their gender fail to understand the full personalities and challenges these characters have. The chosen characters are discussed in the pairings of Cordelia and Cleopatra (queens) and Desdemona and Juliet (high-status ladies) to show how this thesis’s chosen female characters are presented through their individual statuses and personalities rather than their genders.
$6.4 Million Grant Awarded To Uab To Evaluate Novel Treatments Of Recurrent Acute Pancreatitis Through Clinical Trial, Brianna Hoge
$6.4 Million Grant Awarded To Uab To Evaluate Novel Treatments Of Recurrent Acute Pancreatitis Through Clinical Trial, Brianna Hoge
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Uab Student One Of 10 Finalists Chosen From Hundreds For National Voice Contest, Shannon Thomason
Uab Student One Of 10 Finalists Chosen From Hundreds For National Voice Contest, Shannon Thomason
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Uab Engineering Students Develop Walker To Help Patients At Children's Of Alabama, Micah Hardge
Uab Engineering Students Develop Walker To Help Patients At Children's Of Alabama, Micah Hardge
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Holiday Heart Syndrome: What Is It? How Can You Prevent It?, Anna Jones
Holiday Heart Syndrome: What Is It? How Can You Prevent It?, Anna Jones
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See New Works By Artist Amanda Ross-Ho At Uab's Aeiva Opening Jan. 12, Shannon Thomason
See New Works By Artist Amanda Ross-Ho At Uab's Aeiva Opening Jan. 12, Shannon Thomason
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Uab And Children's Of Alabama Celebrate Bookworm Day With Addition Of New Nicu Book Vending Machine, Public Relations
Uab And Children's Of Alabama Celebrate Bookworm Day With Addition Of New Nicu Book Vending Machine, Public Relations
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December 19, 2023 Ereporter, University Of Alabama At Birmingham
December 19, 2023 Ereporter, University Of Alabama At Birmingham
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Pump Up The Jam: Musical Impact On Exercise Performance Explained, Adam Pope
Pump Up The Jam: Musical Impact On Exercise Performance Explained, Adam Pope
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2023 In Review: Thanks For The Tip, Reporter Staff
2023 In Review: Thanks For The Tip, Reporter Staff
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See "Warhol Revisited" At Uab's Aeiva From Jan. 12-March 16, 2024, Shannon Thomason
See "Warhol Revisited" At Uab's Aeiva From Jan. 12-March 16, 2024, Shannon Thomason
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2023 In Review: Points Of Pride, Reporter Staff
2023 In Review: Born In 2023, Reporter Staff
2023 In Review: 12 Blazers Who Will Inspire You, Reporter Staff
2023 In Review: 12 Blazers Who Will Inspire You, Reporter Staff
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Uab's Alys Stephens Center Goes To The Dogs Jan. 7 With "Mutts Gone Nuts", Shannon Thomason
Uab's Alys Stephens Center Goes To The Dogs Jan. 7 With "Mutts Gone Nuts", Shannon Thomason
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Ideal Holiday Gifts For Aging Loved Ones, Staff
$1.25 Million Investment Powers Alabama's Top Institutions In Tackling Breast Cancer, Staff
$1.25 Million Investment Powers Alabama's Top Institutions In Tackling Breast Cancer, Staff
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December 15, 2023 Ereporter, University Of Alabama At Birmingham
December 15, 2023 Ereporter, University Of Alabama At Birmingham
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Uab Health System Names John Petrov As Chro, Alicia Rohan
Uab Health System Names John Petrov As Chro, Alicia Rohan
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Love It Or Hate It, Generative Ai Is Not Going Away, Matt Windsor
Love It Or Hate It, Generative Ai Is Not Going Away, Matt Windsor
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