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  • Help Me Out! How Coworkers Can Influence Genuine Emotions

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    Larson, Brody L.
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    On a daily basis, employees in the service industry manage their emotional and physical displays, both to their coworkers and customers. Whether this management is for personal gain or organizational requirement, these attempts to manage other’s impressions can have important personal effects. Specifically, when managing emotional displays to customers, there...
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    : _____________________________________________________ Lawrence Houston, III On a daily basis, employees in the service industry manage their

  • Numerical Effects on Timing System Pathways

    Creator:
    Steiner, Samantha K.
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    Studying human’s ability to estimate temporal durations could lead to a greater understanding of our cognitive abilities as well as the processes that underlie temporal estimation. It has been shown through previous research that time and number may be interconnected cognitively and that the magnitude of one may alter the...
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    Dr. Lawrence Ryan _____

  • ¡Sí, Se Puede! Yes, You Can! Employing a Personal Testimonio to Show Young Latinx Students and Families That Their Dreams of College are Well Within Reach

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    Curtis, Lorenzo Michael
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    From my personal experiences, I’ve noticed that Latinx students and families are most receptive to college-related information communicated as anecdotes. Latinx students are among the most poorly represented demographic at universities nationwide, which I believe can be mitigated through calculated efforts to increase collegiate literacy and understanding. This project is...
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    Well Within Reach by Lorenzo Michael Curtis A THESIS submitted to

  • Creating a Climate for Inclusion in Hospital Settings

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    Tiffin, Rylie G.
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    In this paper we investigate how hospitals can create a more inclusive climate in their organizations that can foster an environment where all employees and, in turn, patients feel welcome. We ask the question of whether it is leaders or employees that have the agency to create this climate that...
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    : _____________________________________________________ Lawrence Houston III In this paper we investigate how hospitals can create a more

  • Cancer Cell Detection with Mask R-CNN

    Creator:
    Wong, Ryan
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    Instance segmentation, the classification and localization of objects in an image, is a problem in cellular biophysics due to the physiological relevance of cell morphology. Particularly, cancer cells migrate in tissue space by changing their body shape similarly to how humans extend their limbs to swim through water. Monitoring such...
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    Cancer Cell Detection with Mask R-CNN By Ryan Wong A THESIS

  • Systemic barriers encountered by Latinas in engineering

    Creator:
    Coto, Paula
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    Latinas in engineering face discrimination on the intersectionality of their two identities, Latinx and woman. The barriers that happen to them as an indirect effect of previous or existing institutional systems of oppression are called systemic barriers. Coming from the lens of four subjects, in a ranking of the barriers...
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  • Detection and Segmentation of Bird Song in Noisy Environments

    Creator:
    Neal, Lawrence W.
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    Recent work in machine learning concerns the detection and identification of bird species from audio recordings of their vocalizations. Such analysis can yield valuable ecological information concerning the activity and distribution of species in the wild. Current species-identification methods require individual syllables of bird audio as input, but field-collected audio...
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    AN ABSTRACT OF THE THESIS OF Lawrence W. Neal for the degree

  • Investigating the effects of harvest time and light exposure on cannabinoid potency in industrial hemp (Cannabis sativa) using UPLC-diode array detection

    Creator:
    Saindon, Ashley L.
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    Five varieties of industrial hemp (Cannabis sativa) were grown in the field in Imperial Valley, CA, USA in order to determine whether light conditions or harvest times influence cannabinoid content. A total of 16 cannabinoids were investigated in this study: Delta-9-tetrahydrocannibinol (THC-d9), Delta-9-tetrahydrocannibinolic acid (THC-a), Cannabidiol (CBD), Cannabidiolic acid (CBD-a),...
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    ______________________________________________________________________________ Marc Curtis, Committee Member, representing the Department of Botany and Plant Pathology

  • Associations between state alcohol tax policies and college sexual assault offenses

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    Killion, Rebecca
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    Previous literature consistently demonstrates a link between binge drinking and sexual assault among college students. State alcohol control policies, particularly tax policies, are established as important predictors of college binge drinking but have not been examined in relation to sexual assault. This study used merged data on student demographics and...
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    , 35(4), 302-311. Elder, R. W., Lawrence, B., Ferguson, A., Naimi, T. S., Brewer, R. D., Chattopadhyay

  • Christian Religious Services, Coronavirus, and the Responsible Coalescence of Virtual and Augmented Realities as a Solution

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    Mitchell, Tristan R.
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    Christian communities vary widely in their degrees of acceptability or apprehensiveness toward newly developing technologies, ultimately aiming to help individuals optimally grow in their relationships to God and with others. Technologies viewed as conducive to accomplishing these goals are more likely to be accepted by Christian communities. Technologies viewed as...
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    reality. Works Cited Axelrod, Lawrence J, and Peter