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A Christian Philosophy of History: St. Augustine and The City of God

Creator:: Brydone-Jack, Ashley M.
Abstract:: St. Augustine was an influential member of the early Christian Church, establishing many doctrines of the Christian faith. One of his most significant contributions to Christianity was a Christian philosophy of history. Augustine defined the purpose of history as God providing salvation to humanity after the fall of Adam. This...
Resource Type:: Honors College Thesis
Full Text:: Gary B. Ferngren St. Augustine was an influential member of the

An Investigation of Ceratomyxa shasta sporulation following death of itsChinook salmon host

Creator:: Soderlund, Krista M.
Abstract:: As pre-spawning mortality (PSM) in Chinook salmon in the Willamette River Valley becomes a more defined and examined area of study, more focus is granted to not only preserving the health of these fish, but also expanding knowledge concerning various pathogens that utilize the salmon as hosts and may be...
Resource Type:: Honors College Thesis
Full Text:: sporulation following Chinook salmon host death. . Abstract approved: _____ Dr. Michael Kent

Neurostatistical Mapping: A Review and Unique Application Proposal, Exploration

Creator:: Haffner, Michael L.
Abstract:: Advancements in neurological data capturing and mapping have provided scientists with exponentially more information, allowing for more detailed analysis of neurological behaviors and their translations to cognitive, emotional, and physical function. Inspired by the diffculty in diagnosing brain damage, this project seeks to leverage statistical modeling with EEG data to...
Resource Type:: Honors College Thesis
Full Text:: Proposal, Exploration By Michael Lawrence Haffner A THESIS submitted to Oregon State University Honors

HIV and the Transmasculine Community – Can Statistical Significance Be Harmful?

Creator:: Harger, Stephen A.
Abstract:: Epidemiological research on HIV/AIDS seeks to determine at-risk populations not reached by current care. In the forty years since the AIDS epidemic began, transgender people were only recently deemed “at-risk” by the CDC and more action was taken to study them. Most current research centers on transgender women, with transgender...
Resource Type:: Honors College Thesis
Full Text:: _____________________________________________________________________ Michael Floyd, Committee Member, representing Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies/Queer Studies

The United States Election System: How an Outdated Electoral Structure has led to Political Polarization in the United States

Creator:: Fitzharris, Jacob H.
Abstract:: Political Polarization in the United States is at a level higher today than at any point in the past few decades. Possible causes of this rise in polarization have been provided from various sources, including explanations such as mass media and income inequality. Through historical analysis and a wide literature...
Resource Type:: Honors College Thesis
Full Text:: _____________________________________________________________________ Michael Jones, Committee Member, representing the Political Science Department

Honors Link ; Vol. V (2001)

Creator:: University Honors College
Resource Type:: Other
Full Text:: - rization as a Superfund site. Students who signed-up traveled to Idaho this year with Professors Michael

Honors Link ; Vol. VII (2003)

Creator:: University Honors College
Resource Type:: Other
Full Text:: - struction. I'll second Gary Tiedeman's comment that the "dreams of the past have become a reality

Honors Link ; Vol. IX (2005)

Creator:: University Honors College
Resource Type:: Other
Full Text:: society? Plenty, according to Michael Burgett, professor emeritus at Oregon State University. Burgett uses

“Don’t Choke ‘Em, Smoke ‘Em” : Lloyd “Tony” Stevenson and the Long Reach of History in “Post-Racial” Portland

Creator:: Ewens, Elise N.
Abstract:: Despite Portland’s progressive reputation, the response of city officials, police officers, and the community as a whole to the killing of the black man, Lloyd Stevenson, in 1985 at the hands of Portland police, demonstrates that the long racially discriminatory history of Oregon shaped public policy and popular thought about...
Resource Type:: Honors College Thesis
Full Text:: scene followed by officers, Gary Barbour and Bruce Pantley, who reported seeing two groups gathered in

Honors Link ; Vol. XII (2009)

Creator:: University Honors College
Resource Type:: Other
Full Text:: enjoyable way. Burgett does this, with a little help from Gary Larson, a biologist-turned-cartoonist

ScholarsArchive@OSU

A Christian Philosophy of History: St. Augustine and The City of God

An Investigation of Ceratomyxa shasta sporulation following death of itsChinook salmon host

Neurostatistical Mapping: A Review and Unique Application Proposal, Exploration

HIV and the Transmasculine Community – Can Statistical Significance Be Harmful?

The United States Election System: How an Outdated Electoral Structure has led to Political Polarization in the United States

Honors Link ; Vol. V (2001)

Honors Link ; Vol. VII (2003)

Honors Link ; Vol. IX (2005)

“Don’t Choke ‘Em, Smoke ‘Em” : Lloyd “Tony” Stevenson and the Long Reach of History in “Post-Racial” Portland

Honors Link ; Vol. XII (2009)

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