Digital Job Growth In The Mountain West, 2002-2020,
2023
University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Digital Job Growth In The Mountain West, 2002-2020, Lana Kojoian, Miguel Soriano Ralston, Caitlin J. Saladino, William E. Brown Jr.
Economic Development & Workforce
This fact sheet examines data from the Brookings Institution report, “As the Digitalization of Work Expands, Place-based Solutions Can Bridge the Gaps,” which explores information on digital job growth in the U.S. The original report contains the digitalization scores of each state from 2002 to 2020 as well as scores for specific occupations. This fact sheet focuses on the digital job growth for each state in the Mountain West (Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, and Utah) and their metros.
A Case Study Of The Complicated History Of Rice University’S First Patents,
2023
Rice University
A Case Study Of The Complicated History Of Rice University’S First Patents, Hannah G. Edlund
Journal of the Patent and Trademark Resource Center Association
Digitization and online public databases have made patent searches a much simpler pursuit in recent years. However, uncovering a pre-digital era patent’s history and context remains challenging. A search for the first patents assigned to Rice University highlighted associated issues. Older patent formats often do not clearly indicate inventor-assignee relationships, and applications and official communications are not available online. To determine how Rice came to own three 1948 patents, extensive archival research was required. Were these patents assigned to the University by inventors, independent of its support or funding, or was their work performed at and for Rice, thus obliging …
Positive Out Of The Negative: Tracking Renewable Energy Projects In Central America,
2023
University of San Francisco
Positive Out Of The Negative: Tracking Renewable Energy Projects In Central America, Jordan Ethan Castillo (Miner)
Master's Theses
Central America is undertaking a vast Renewable Energy (RE) transition, due to widespread investments across the region in an array of technologies. These technologies include Community Solar, Wind, and Hydroelectricity. Hydroelectricity has long been the backbone of many countries’ energy grids in the region due to the region’s long history with hydroelectricity. Ambitious climate goals coupled with diminishing hydroelectric power generation opportunities have led to an expansion of investment in Community Solar and Wind energy. The embrace of Solar and Wind has been accelerated due to declining costs for these technologies as they mature. Central America as a case study …
Public Acceptance Of Guidance And Regulations For Space Flight Participation,
2023
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
Public Acceptance Of Guidance And Regulations For Space Flight Participation, Cory Trunkhill, Robert Joslin, Joseph Keebler
Journal of Aviation Technology and Engineering
Space flight participants are not professional astronauts and not subject to the rules and guidance covering space flight crewmembers. Ordinal logistic regression of survey data was utilized to explore public acceptance of current medical screening recommendations and regulations for safety risk and implied liability for civil space flight participation. Independent variables constituted participant demographic representations while dependent variables represented current Federal Aviation Administration guidance and regulations. Odds ratios were derived based on the demographic categories to interpret likelihood of acceptance for the criteria. Significant likely acceptance of guidance and regulations was found for five of twelve demographic variables influencing public …
A Potential Cure For Rheumatoid Arthritis: Traditional And Regenerative Medicine,
2023
Bryant University
A Potential Cure For Rheumatoid Arthritis: Traditional And Regenerative Medicine, Mia Calegari
Bryant University Undergraduate Journal
Poster displayed at REDay (Research and Engagement Day).
The Importance Of Wealth Management In High School Curriculums,
2023
Bryant University
The Importance Of Wealth Management In High School Curriculums, Angela Baack
Bryant University Undergraduate Journal
Poster displayed at REDay (Research and Engagement Day).
Collage,
2023
Bryant University
Collage, Maggie Fodera
Bryant University Undergraduate Journal
Collage created for LCS 325 - Studies of the Book, taught by Valerie Carrigan. The assignment was to make a collage or series of collages that were at least 8" by 10". Students could make them abstract or realistic, and Professor Carrigan encouraged students to be creative in where students found pieces for the collages and what they did with them.
Collage,
2023
Bryant University
Collage, Jackie Prestininzi
Bryant University Undergraduate Journal
Collage created for LCS 325 - Studies of the Book, taught by Valerie Carrigan. The assignment was to make a collage or series of collages that were at least 8" by 10". Students could make them abstract or realistic, and Professor Carrigan encouraged students to be creative in where students found pieces for the collages and what they did with them.
Collage #2,
2023
Bryant University
Collage #2, Hazel Wilson
Bryant University Undergraduate Journal
Collage created for LCS 325 - Studies of the Book, taught by Valerie Carrigan. The assignment was to make a collage or series of collages that were at least 8" by 10". Students could make them abstract or realistic, and Professor Carrigan encouraged students to be creative in where students found pieces for the collages and what they did with them.
Collage #1,
2023
Bryant University
Collage #1, Megan Polun
Bryant University Undergraduate Journal
Collage created for LCS 325 - Studies of the Book, taught by Valerie Carrigan. The assignment was to make a collage or series of collages that were at least 8" by 10". Students could make them abstract or realistic, and Professor Carrigan encouraged students to be creative in where students found pieces for the collages and what they did with them.
Collage #1,
2023
Bryant University
Collage #1, Hazel Wilson
Bryant University Undergraduate Journal
Collage created for LCS 325 - Studies of the Book, taught by Valerie Carrigan. The assignment was to make a collage or series of collages that were at least 8" by 10". Students could make them abstract or realistic, and Professor Carrigan encouraged students to be creative in where students found pieces for the collages and what they did with them.
Collage #2,
2023
Bryant University
Collage #2, Megan Polun
Bryant University Undergraduate Journal
Collage created for LCS 325 - Studies of the Book, taught by Valerie Carrigan. The assignment was to make a collage or series of collages that were at least 8" by 10". Students could make them abstract or realistic, and Professor Carrigan encouraged students to be creative in where students found pieces for the collages and what they did with them.
Ethics In U.S. Immigration,
2023
Bryant University
Ethics In U.S. Immigration, Christy Mak
Bryant University Undergraduate Journal
No abstract provided.
A Historical Examination Of Native American And European Agroforestry,
2023
Bryant University
A Historical Examination Of Native American And European Agroforestry, Reed Bryant
Bryant University Undergraduate Journal
According to the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), “Agroforestry is the intentional integration of trees and shrubs into crop and animal farming systems to create environmental, economic, and social benefits. It has been practiced in the United States and around the world for centuries.” However, for many practitioners in the past, agroforestry was not simply an “integration of trees and shrubs into animal farming systems,” nor was it simply a means to produce foodstuffs. For them, agroforestry defined a way of life where trees were fixtures in the landscape which bore many life-giving gifts: fruits and nuts to eat, …
The Carriage House,
2023
Bryant University
The Carriage House, Emma Kane
Bryant University Undergraduate Journal
Poem created for LCS 220 - Creativity and the Arts taught by Joan Zaretti. For the assignment, students chose a piece of campus artwork (either in the AIC or in the Unistructure) and wrote a poem describing the painting.
A Lonely Waterfall,
2023
Bryant University
A Lonely Waterfall, Sarah Lostowski
Bryant University Undergraduate Journal
Poem created for LCS 220 - Creativity and the Arts taught by Joan Zaretti. For the assignment, students chose a piece of campus artwork (either in the AIC or in the Unistructure) and wrote a poem describing the painting.
Famous?,
2023
Bryant University
Famous?, Jaeden Patterson
Bryant University Undergraduate Journal
Poem created for LCS 220 - Creativity and the Arts taught by Joan Zaretti. For the assignment, students chose a piece of campus artwork (either in the AIC or in the Unistructure) and wrote a poem describing the painting.
Table Of Contents,
2023
Bryant University
Blue Vista #8,
2023
Bryant University
Blue Vista #8, Tristan Beale
Bryant University Undergraduate Journal
Poem created for LCS 220 - Creativity and the Arts taught by Joan Zaretti. For the assignment, students chose a piece of campus artwork (either in the AIC or in the Unistructure) and wrote a poem describing the painting.
Verso,
2023
Bryant University
