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Pluralism In Canada: Intergroup Relations And Belonging: Evidence From The Canada Report Of The Global Pluralism Monitor, Daniel Westlake, Caroline Dick, Keith Banting Jan 2022

Pluralism In Canada: Intergroup Relations And Belonging: Evidence From The Canada Report Of The Global Pluralism Monitor, Daniel Westlake, Caroline Dick, Keith Banting

C-Dem Forum 2022

No abstract provided.


Canadian Provincial Elections During The Covid-19 Pandemic: C-Dem Forum, Jean-Nicolas Bordeleau, Holly Ann Garnett Jan 2022

Canadian Provincial Elections During The Covid-19 Pandemic: C-Dem Forum, Jean-Nicolas Bordeleau, Holly Ann Garnett

C-Dem Forum 2022

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Diversity And Canadian Electoral Democracy: Western Allienation And Gender, Jared Wesley, Lisa Young, Loleen Berdahl, Lauren Hill Jan 2022

Diversity And Canadian Electoral Democracy: Western Allienation And Gender, Jared Wesley, Lisa Young, Loleen Berdahl, Lauren Hill

C-Dem Forum 2022

No abstract provided.


Covid 19 And The Polarization Of The American Public: C-Dem Forum Presentation, Matthew Lebo, David A. Armstrong Ii, Timothy B. Gravelle, Hannah Verrips Jan 2022

Covid 19 And The Polarization Of The American Public: C-Dem Forum Presentation, Matthew Lebo, David A. Armstrong Ii, Timothy B. Gravelle, Hannah Verrips

C-Dem Forum 2022

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Collaborative Research On Electoral Democracy: Elections New Brunswick, Paul Harpelle Jan 2022

Collaborative Research On Electoral Democracy: Elections New Brunswick, Paul Harpelle

C-Dem Forum 2022

No abstract provided.


Polarization And Campaign Dynamics: C-Dem Forum Presentation, Sarah Lachance, Richard Johnston Jan 2022

Polarization And Campaign Dynamics: C-Dem Forum Presentation, Sarah Lachance, Richard Johnston

C-Dem Forum 2022

No abstract provided.


Keepin It Shiny Side Up: A Qualitative Study Of American Stage Rally, Nyvani Molina Jan 2022

Keepin It Shiny Side Up: A Qualitative Study Of American Stage Rally, Nyvani Molina

Summer Scholarship, Creative Arts and Research Projects (SCARP)

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Promoting Access To Archival Information On The Amish, Emily Erdlen Jan 2022

Promoting Access To Archival Information On The Amish, Emily Erdlen

Summer Scholarship, Creative Arts and Research Projects (SCARP)

The Elizabethtown College Hess Archives contains a wealth of Amish research materials and scholarship. This project, spanning nine weeks, served to add materials to the Hess Archives to be used for research on the Amish. Student Emily Erdlen, under archivist Rachel Grove Rohrbaugh, processed newly donated materials relating to a variety of Amish groups. The project led to a six-box addition to the Donald B. Kraybill Collection and the processing of two new collections, the Ben Riehl Collection and the Karen M. Johnson-Weiner Papers. Kraybill and Johnson-Weiner are both scholars who have studied Amish culture, and Riehl is an Amish …


The Tenets Of Journalism: A Thematic Analysis Of Journalists’ Adherence To Traditional Journalistic Norms, Abigail Lindsay Jan 2022

The Tenets Of Journalism: A Thematic Analysis Of Journalists’ Adherence To Traditional Journalistic Norms, Abigail Lindsay

Summer Scholarship, Creative Arts and Research Projects (SCARP)

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Exploring Youths’ Decision To Participate In Stem Afterschool Programs, Brooke M. Stafford, Virginia L. J. Bolshakova Jan 2022

Exploring Youths’ Decision To Participate In Stem Afterschool Programs, Brooke M. Stafford, Virginia L. J. Bolshakova

Indiana STEM Education Conference

STEM afterschool programs offer a range of academic, social, and emotional outcomes to support positive youth development. In particular, STEM afterschool programs have been shown to increase student self-efficacy and interest in pursuing STEM careers (Chan et al., 2020; Dabney et al., 2012). Youth must first choose to attend the STEM afterschool programs to gain the many benefits offered. However, participation in such programs decreases as youth get older and encounter additional competing interests (i.e., home responsibilities, jobs, etc.). To get youth to attend, STEM afterschool programs must meet the needs of youth by leveraging resources, activities, and relationships.

This …


What Are The Benefits Of Stem Integration In Mathematics Classrooms In Underserved Schools? A Literature Review, Steve Heinold Jan 2022

What Are The Benefits Of Stem Integration In Mathematics Classrooms In Underserved Schools? A Literature Review, Steve Heinold

Indiana STEM Education Conference

The importance of mathematics education and STEM education in K-12 education in the United States is peaking. High stakes testing and focus on 21st Century skills have many schools scrambling to increase test scores while better preparing their students for the “real world.” This literature review looks at the history of STEM education in the United States and the recent focus on STEM integration into core individual subject classrooms, especially mathematics. This review also analyzes the effectiveness of STEM integration to help students from underserved schools and communities. While there is some evidence that engaging and responsive after-school STEM programs …