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Questions About The $400 Vaccine Incentive Payments?, Linda Gunter

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Researchers Identify New Phase Of Disaster During Pandemic: The Sandbar, Matt Windsor

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Pres. Christopher Callahan’S Inaugural Address, Christopher Callahan

Presidential Communications

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Teachers’ Perceptions Of One-To-One Laptop Initiative For Increased Learner Communication And Collaboration Skills, Harry Saint Cyr

Doctor of Education in Instructional Technology Dissertations

This mixed-methods case study examined the impact of one-to-one technology on learners’ communication and collaboration skills, two of the critical 21st-century skills necessary for learners to succeed in the global world. The purpose of this case study was to examine middle school teachers’ perceptions of a one-to-one laptop computer implementation and its impacts on learners’ communication and collaboration skills. Mixed-methods research methodologies were adopted to collect the data that answered the research questions. Explanatory sequential design was used to design, collect, analyze, and report the study’s findings. Quantitative data as Likert scale survey was sent to all the eligible forty-one …

Stillings, Ellabeth Diggs, Collection, 1935-1987, Special Collections, Leonard H. Axe Library

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A collection of personal correspondence, Pittsburg State University material, photographs, and miscellaneous material.

Ellabeth Diggs was born in Lamar, Missouri in 1916. She graduated from Lamar High School and attended the Kansas Teachers College of Pittsburg (now Pittsburg State University). Following this, she worked as a teacher at Atchison County Community High School in Effingham, Kansas until 1947. In 1943 she married Robert M. Stillings (1915-1963). She worked at Atchison High School beginning in 1948 and continued for the next three years. Afterwards, she taught sporadically and worked in the business she and her husband owned, Stillings Hardware. Ellabeth and …

Treble Clef Club Collection. 1922-2015, Special Collections, Leonard H. Axe Library

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A collection of the club’s meeting minutes, secretary and treasurer’s notes, programs, yearbooks, scrapbooks and music sheets.

The Treble Clef Club was chartered in Pittsburg, Kansas in 1904 by women interested in the study of music. The club originally agreed to have no more than 20 members who would meet twice a month to study composers and perform their works. In 1908 the club expanded membership due to increased interest. The first junior club, for high school girls, was started in 1922 but did not succeed. The club tried again in 1944, creating a club with 28 girls. By 1964, …

Coffeyville, Kansas Schools Collection, 1915, Special Collections, Leonard H. Axe Library

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Photographs of various grades in the Coffeyville, Kansas Schools from 1915 depicting students in classes and clubs.

Beginning in 1907, the National Education Association began a movement to combine industrial and commercial education with the present education systems to prepare students for jobs within their communities. By 1914, Kansas incorporated “Industrial Training” into the standardized Course of Study for Graded Schools Having Nine Month Terms. The classes were implemented at every grade level to “train constructive imagination” and “to prepare more directly for industrial efficiency.” Though schools in Coffeyville were not officially integrated in 1915, four African American students …

Krulish, Mabel A. (Edwards), Collection, 1935-1939, Special Collections, Leonard H. Axe Library

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A scrapbook containing newspaper clippings, photographs, programs, cards, and more related to Girard High School.

Mabel A. (Edwards) Krulish (1918-2010) was born and raised in Girard, Kansas. She graduated from Girard High School in 1936, and began working in the Crawford County schools. Krulish kept a scrapbook of her senior year and of her sibling’s high school experience. In 1946, she married Frank E. Krulish (1910-2003) of New York. Frank Krulish had served as a US Marine during World War II, fighting in Iwo Jima and was among the first occupying forces in Japan. Afterwards, they lived in New York …

Women's Basketball Picked Ninth In Sun Belt Conference Preseason Coaches Poll, Georgia Southern University

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• Women's Basketball Picked Ninth In Sun Belt Conference Preseason Coaches Poll

Volleyball Preview: Georgia Southern Begins Four-Match Homestand Friday, Georgia Southern University

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• Volleyball Preview: Georgia Southern Begins Four-Match Homestand Friday

Correlates Of Co-Rumination Among Married Women And Men In Pakistan, Mohib Rehman

Individual, Family, and Community Education ETDs

This dissertation examined co-rumination among married men and women and its effects on their marital quality and depressive outcomes. The study addressed the concept of co-rumination in the Pakistani family context as the notion of gender role affects many aspects of people’s lives in Pakistan including their self-disclosure. Data were collected online through social media from 150 married men and women who were in a marital relationship for at least a year. Using multiple regression, the association between co-rumination and depression was assessed and the moderating role of gender was examined to see if co-rumination results in different outcomes among …

Preview: Women's Soccer At South Alabama, Georgia Southern University

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• PREVIEW: Women's Soccer at South Alabama

The Student Movement Volume 106 Issue 4: ¡Bienvenida A Noche Latina!: Aula Hosts Grand Finale Of Hispanic Heritage Month, Grace No, Karenna Lee, Lauren Kim, Kaela Mcfadden, Hannah Cruse, Solana Campbell, Jenae Rogers, Abigail Lee, Nathan Mathieu, Valerie Akinyi, Lyle Goulbourne, Qualyn Robinson, T Bruggemann, Gloria Oh, Alannah Tjhatra, Wambui Karanja, Alyssa Henriquez

The Student Movement v. 106 (2021-2022)

HUMANS

International Student Spotlight: Gloria Oh (junior, biology), Grace No

Interview with Philip DeLeon: the New Associate Dean of Student Leadership, Involvement, and Activities, Interviewed by: Karenna Lee

"When I Grow Up I Want To Be A...": AU Students Discuss their Majors and Career Plans, Interviewed by: Lauren Kim

ARTS & ENTERTAINEMENT

Dear Evan Hansen: The Barely-In-The-Background Kind of Movie, Kaela McFadden

Do As The Romans Do, Hannah Cruse

Hispanic Heritage Month: Who's Who, Solana Campbell

NEWS

2021 Annual Security and Fire Safety Report, Jenae Rogers

No Rest for Lamson Hall: Fire Alarms Aplenty, Abigail Lee

The Culture Behind and …

2021 October 20 - From My Notepads Newsletter, Office Of The President, East Tennessee State University, Brian Noland

From My Notepads: A Newsletter from President Brian Noland

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Spectrum, Volume 47, Issue 5, Sacred Heart University

Newspapers (Obelisk & Spectrum)

Highlights include: 2021 Homecoming Weekend -- Fire Safety at SHU -- Is Social Media a Threat to Public Safety? -- Vaccine Mandate for Health Care Workers -- Fall Season Is Here -- ZTA Celebrates Breast Cancer Awareness Month -- The Environmental Club at SHU -- Men’s Volleyball Heading to the NEC -- SHU Diving in Head First This Season

The Young Black Girl: A Narration Of Stem Identity Through Science Origin In Elementary School, Heather F. Lavender

LSU Doctoral Dissertations

An ethnographic qualitative case study was conducted by examining the perceptions of two 5^th grade Black girls at an independent school about their involvement with school science, the impact of race and gender towards their perception, and the influence of teachers, peers, and family on their science identity. Black girls are often relegated to outsider status within the classroom, lacking power and authority, which results in Black girls being denied a rightful presence in their learning community (Dumas & Ross, 2016). Additionally, their presence in STEM careers does not reflect their presence nationwide (Graves et al., 2014). The proposed …

Librarians, Outreach And Evaluation: Edia In A Large Urban Public Library, Mariella Colon

New Librarianship Symposia Series: Fall 2021

Although we seek to be more universal in our offerings, libraries DEIA work still centers on simply event programming and collection development.

To talk about meaningful DEIA work today however is acknowledging that true advancement goes beyond events and artifacts. We must evolve this approach to where DEIA values drive our professional development through (1) critical librarianship (2) outreach and (3) responsive evaluation.

The framework for DEIA at a large urban library has three pillars of focus. The first is our librarians. It is important that we acknowledge the work that already exists because to start to review DEIA as …

Community As A Sustaining Force: Strategies For Online Scholarly Support, Bonnie Mullinix, Alison Binger, Michael Lees

Journal of Educational Research and Practice

This paper discusses the ways that community connections serve to sustain and support scholarly growth, retention, and success, particularly in longer-term online contexts. These strategies are seen through the reflective experience of a faculty mentor and two recent graduates who co-developed community support strategies that help doctoral students stay motivated, connected, and succeed over many years of what might otherwise be a long, individual, and lonely journey—particularly when undertaken online. A matrix of strategies, apps, and online tools emerged from this process and is offered for consideration.

Refining Research Representations Through Fiction, Journalism, And Creative Non-Fiction Writing Ideas, Maria Lahman, Becky De Oliveira, Evan Engle-Newman, Mckayla Gorman, Tiana Johnson, Sean Kershaw, Thuy Phan, Karen Schweihs, David Shimokawa, Amy Switzer, John Sylvester, Summer Yoast

Journal of Educational Research and Innovation

Research accounts have been critiqued as boring and unreasonably difficult to read when the actual research process is deeply fascinating and should be accessible to many. Academic researchers should draw on the creative writing disciplines (e.g., fiction, creative nonfiction, journalism) in order to improve the quality of written research accounts, and there are numerous style guides that give guidance on how to improve the quality of writing. An understanding of different academic disciplines’ style expectations seems to be needed in order to Publish and Persevere, yet literary understandings of writing will allow us to enliven writing in engaging ways. It …

Book Review: Critical Leadership Praxis For Educational And Social Change, Scott Gregory

Journal of Educational Research and Innovation

Theories and models have been promulgated in ordinary times to bring about change in a variety of aspects. With the COVID-19 pandemic and systemic racism at the forefront of education and society, prior leadership system are unable to respond to the pervasive and lingering effects these problems have wrought. With this in mind, Katy Pak and Sharon Ravitch explore a praxis of leadership that helps teachers, students, as well as all of those who are concerned about education, with the necessary tools and ideas to respond. The authors and fellow contributors provide a critical lens in educational thought, through which …

Sr 21-22-02 Ec, Marshall University Faculty Senate

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Sr 21-22-07 Bapc, Marshall University Faculty Senate

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School Of Culinary Arts & Food Technology - Autumn Newsletter 2021, James Murphy

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The School of Culinary Arts and Food Technology, TU Dublin, Autumn Newsletter captured the many events, research, awards, significant contributions, special civic, community and sustainability activities which the students and staff members of the school have successfully completed up to the Autumn period of 2021. The successful completion of these activities would not be possible without the active and on-going support of the 'INSPIRED' friends of Culinary Arts (school supporters) and our school's industry association supporters. We thank you all, consider getting involved in our New Campus here at Central Quad, Grangegorman, Dublin 7). email: [email protected] for further details and …

2021 October 19 - Medical Student Education Committee Retreat Minutes, Medical Student Education Committee, East Tennessee State University

Medical Student Education Committee Minutes

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Bulgarella Welcomed To Class Xxxi Of Leadership Alabama, Mary Ashley Canevaro

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Zambama Grant Leverages "Reverse Innovation" To Reduce Unhealthy Alcohol Use And Improve Hiv Outcomes, Staff

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Hopkins Receives Statewide Teaching Honor, Staff

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2021-October-19-Opening Fall Bands Concert, University Marketing And Communication, East Tennessee State University

ETSU News

JOHNSON CITY (Oct. 19, 2021) – East Tennessee State University’s Wind Ensemble and Concert Band will perform in concert on Thursday, Oct. 21, at 7 p.m. in the ETSU Foundation Grand Hall of the Martin Center for the Arts.

The free public concert is the first of the fall 2021 semester for the ETSU Bands.

The Wind Ensemble is conducted by Dr. Christian Zembower, professor and director of bands in the ETSU Department of Music, and the ETSU Concert Band is conducted by Dr. Joe Moore, associate professor and director of athletic bands.

The Martin Center for the Arts is …

From Bankers To Farmers: Finding A Sustainable Model For An Undergraduate Summer Dh Program, R.C. Miessler, Kevin Moore

All Musselman Library Staff Works

Librarians R.C. Miessler and Kevin Moore provide an overview of how summer Digital Humanities programs at Musselman Library entered their last year of grant funding with an eye toward securing a commitment of institutional support. The presenters will reflect upon the overall sustainability of Musselman Library’s Digital Scholarship Summer Fellowship program and share their plans for ongoing management of the program.

Changes In Public Service Loan-Forgiveness Program May Benefit Uab Employees, Linda Gunter

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