Plastic Bottle Transformation Drawing,
2026
Bryant University
Plastic Bottle Transformation Drawing, Ryan Hartigan
Bryant University Undergraduate Journal
No abstract provided.
Plastic Bottle Transformation Drawing,
2026
Bryant University
Plastic Bottle Transformation Drawing, Griffin Chan
Bryant University Undergraduate Journal
No abstract provided.
Mapping Change: Plastic Bottle Transformation Drawing,
2026
Bryant University
Mapping Change: Plastic Bottle Transformation Drawing, Abby Walker
Bryant University Undergraduate Journal
Explanation about the assignment and what students created.
Aci 220 Course Description,
2026
Bryant University
Aci 220 Course Description, Abby Walker
Bryant University Undergraduate Journal
Explanation about ACI 220 course.
Divided By Truth: Legislative Consequences Of Presidential Signaling On Social Media,
2026
Bryant University
Divided By Truth: Legislative Consequences Of Presidential Signaling On Social Media, Christian D. Pereira
Bryant University Undergraduate Journal
How does presidential communication on social media shape legislative behavior in Congress? While presidents have traditionally been seen as capable of mobilizing coalitions through public appeals, this dynamic may no longer hold in the contemporary media environment. Focusing on posts from President Donald Trump’s platform, Truth Social, we examine whether presidential commentary referencing Congress affects subsequent legislative activity. Drawing on theories of agenda setting and elite signaling, we argue that visible presidential communication increases the partisan salience of issues and alters legislators’ incentives. Using an original dataset of Trump’s Truth Social posts merged with measures of congressional activity, we find …
Hospital Concentration And Aca Premiums,
2026
Bryant University
Hospital Concentration And Aca Premiums, Lucas Piselli
Bryant University Undergraduate Journal
PowerPoint presentation about Hospital concentrations and the ACA marketplace.
Operational Architecture Models As A Determinant And Framework Of Return On Equity Structure,
2026
Bryant University
Operational Architecture Models As A Determinant And Framework Of Return On Equity Structure, Aydin Dibonaventura
Bryant University Undergraduate Journal
Lots of data attained within standard business practices may be seen as very significant but straightforward and many individuals fail to acknowledge the additional value that these data based strategies provide. Businesses may undergo different management structures, unique operational strategies, or complex supply chain systems from one another, but they all manage to attain ROE1 results within the same range at the end of each fiscal year. The Dupont financial analysis is a commonly used methodology that dissects the basic ROE value into profit margin, asset turnover, and financial leverage. These three values allow those to not only digest what …
Table Of Contents,
2026
Bryant University
Table Of Contents
Bryant University Undergraduate Journal
Table of Contents for the Bryant University Undergraduate Journal Volume 6, Spring 2026.
Verso,
2026
Bryant University
Verso
Bryant University Undergraduate Journal
Verso for the Bryant University Undergraduate Journal Volume 6, Spring 2026.
Title Page,
2026
Bryant University
The Efficacy Of Emotional Reframing As An Intervention To Promote Adult Transformational Growth,
2026
Lesley University
The Efficacy Of Emotional Reframing As An Intervention To Promote Adult Transformational Growth, Linda Rossetti
Educational Studies Dissertations
This study investigates the underexplored relationship between adult developmental growth and emotions. Developmental growth requires an individual to respond to self-concept instability by adopting new meaning structures and navigating oppositional emotions. This quantitative study examined the relationship between an emotional reframing intervention and perspective shifts, an indicator of developmental progression. Data collected on three college campuses in the 2024-2025 academic year revealed a strong positive relationship between the intervention and perspective shifts, as evidenced by differences in pre- and post-assessment responses within the studied population, both in aggregate and in specific use cases. The findings contribute to three academic arenas: …
Automation, Migration, And Development: Geography Of Job Precarity In South Asia And North Africa,
2026
University of Central Missouri
Automation, Migration, And Development: Geography Of Job Precarity In South Asia And North Africa, Keshav Bhattarai, Ambika P. Adhikari
Himalayan Research Papers Archive
This article examines how accelerating automation and the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) in advanced economies reshape labor markets across the Global South through interconnected channels of production, migration, and remittances. Drawing on the theories and practices of economic geography, labor economics, and development studies, the analysis conceptualizes automation as a transnational shock that contracts demand for migrant labor while simultaneously amplifying employment precarity in labor-surplus economies. The article advances a geographically grounded framework linking technology adoption in core industries with labor displacement, youth unemployment, and urban labor saturation in South Asia and North Africa. It further highlights the macroeconomic …
Finnish Open Science Policies And Its Enlightenments,
2026
School of Cultural Heritage and Information Management, Shanghai University, Shanghai 200444
Finnish Open Science Policies And Its Enlightenments, Xiaoping Sheng, Liyang Lu
Journal of Scientific Information Research
[Purpose/significance] Finland is at the forefront of open science worldwide. Studying Finland's open science policies is of reference significance for promoting the formulation and implementation of open science policies in China. [Method/process] The article employs the qualitative analysis software Nvivo 12 Plus and the grounded theory approach to conduct a textual analysis of Finnish primary open science policies. Through a three-level coding analysis, the content of Finnish open data policy, open access policy, open education policy, open infrastructure policy, citizen science policy, open science evaluation policy, and open science regulatory policy are analyzed. [Result/conclusion] Finnish open science policy is characterized …
Research On Weak Signal Perception Of Sci-Tech Security Risks,
2026
Institute of Science and Technology Information, Beijing Academy of Science and Technology, Beijing 100044
Research On Weak Signal Perception Of Sci-Tech Security Risks, Hui Li, Xiaojing Zhang, Xiao Tan
Journal of Scientific Information Research
[Purpose/significance] As a supplement to traditional strategic intelligence analysis methods, the perception of weak signals of sci-tech security risks plays a crucial role in the monitoring and early warning of sci-tech security. It can identify early ambiguous information that foreshadows major future changes, thus seizing the initiative for strategic decision-making in the context of the global sci-tech competition landscape. [Method/process] Taking the weak signals of sci-tech security risks as the research object, this paper systematically defines the conceptual connotation of weak signals and their relationships with sci-tech security risks and intelligence analysis from the perspective of information science, and emphasizes …
Sense Of Belonging And Self-Efficacy Of Women In Stemm At The University Of South Alabama,
2026
University of South Alabama
Sense Of Belonging And Self-Efficacy Of Women In Stemm At The University Of South Alabama, Emilie Dedeaux
Honors Theses
Despite decades of calls and initiatives to diversify science, technology, engineering, math, and medicine (STEMM) disciplines, females are still more likely to leave STEMM career paths compared to their male peers, which is often depicted as a 'leaky pipeline'. Females in STEMM often report greater social alienation, greater selfdoubt, lower sense of belonging and academic satisfaction due to a mismatch in values in STEMM disciplines. STEMM values have traditionally been normed by cisheteronormative, white, male ideologies . While extensive research has focused on the barriers females experience in STEMM that reduce sense of belonging , less research has focused on …
Techno-Imagination: Elevating Creativity Through Xr And Ai,
2026
State University of New York College at Buffalo - Buffalo State College
Techno-Imagination: Elevating Creativity Through Xr And Ai, Christopher Spitzer
Creativity and Change Leadership Graduate Student Master's Projects
Techno-Imagination: Elevating Creativity Through XR and AI explores the history of creativity and computing technology, supported by research and academic literature, and looks at the possibilities of a convergence between the two. In parallel, a brief biographical story of the author shares how a passion for creativity emerged, along with a growing interest in science and technology—specifically extended reality—which ultimately came together in the creation of this master’s project. The project also highlights how the Creative Problem Solving (CPS) process was used alongside AI bots and twenty research-based creative thinking skills in developing the business model canvas. Finally, the outcome …
Leading The Choreography: Preserving Creative Agency In Ai-Supported Problem-Solving,
2026
State University of New York College at Buffalo - Buffalo State College
Leading The Choreography: Preserving Creative Agency In Ai-Supported Problem-Solving, Mikhaila Ackerbauer
Creativity and Change Leadership Graduate Student Master's Projects
As artificial intelligence tools become increasingly present in creative and problem-solving contexts, a critical question emerges: how can users engage with AI in ways that preserve rather than erode their own creative capacity? This project explores that question through research synthesis, practitioner conversations, coursework, international conference presentations, and the development of custom AI chatbots trained in the Creative Problem-Solving process. The central finding is a theoretical triangle comprising three interdependent capacities: autonomy, creative self-efficacy, and critical thinking. Grounded in Rhodes' (1961) Four P's framework, the triangle sits within the Person dimension. Convergent themes across the literature, practitioner conversations, and direct …
Virtual Reality In Informal Education: Trends, Frameworks, And Implementation Strategies,
2026
Clemson University
Virtual Reality In Informal Education: Trends, Frameworks, And Implementation Strategies, Allison Maynard
All Dissertations
The rapid evolution of immersive technologies presents informal education settings with a complex dual challenge: while virtual reality (VR) offers compelling opportunities for engagement and experiential learning, its adoption demands significant institutional resources and may require a meaningful departure from established interpretive practice. As informal education institutions face decisions about whether to adopt emerging technologies, a critical gap remains in understanding how VR should be designed and integrated to serve both organizational missions and the needs of frontline interpreters and audiences. This dissertation moves beyond the technical novelty of VR to empirically examine its purposeful positioning within informal education settings, …
Phishing Restraint: University Simulated Phishing Campaigns,
2026
Old Dominion University
Phishing Restraint: University Simulated Phishing Campaigns, Alexander M. Abou Khir
Cybersecurity Undergraduate Research Showcase
Universities face heightened vulnerability to phishing attacks due to their open information-sharing culture and diverse user populations. This study examines how phishing exploits human factors within campus environments and evaluates three major training strategies: embedded phishing, microlearning, and role-based instruction to understand their individual and combined effectiveness. I explored studies that implement these strategies in pairs and use the strategies alone, identified trends in susceptibility reduction, behavioral reinforcement, and contextual relevance. I suggest that, while each method independently improves user awareness, multiple approaches offer stronger, more adaptable protection by addressing both psychological triggers and role-specific risks. The paper contributes a …
Defining The Meta-Story Of Heroism Science: Initiation, Formation, And Governance In An Emerging Discipline,
2026
Bethlehem Tertiary Institute
Defining The Meta-Story Of Heroism Science: Initiation, Formation, And Governance In An Emerging Discipline, Peter Bray
Heroism Science
This article traces the meta-story of the journal Heroism Science across Volumes 1–10 by treating the publication record as a living narrative of field formation. Using an eight-dimension decoding framework (D1–D8), it argues that the journal’s development is best understood as a braided trajectory in which methodological maturation and theoretical maturation co-evolve. Special issues function as turning points: downside dynamics, whistleblowing, and heroic screens formalize consequence sensitivity and contestation, while later conference and legacy issues consolidate pluralism and reflexive ethics. The article contributes (a) an explicit coding and audit method for reading a journal as a field-forming narrative and (b) …
