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  • Glass Design: Technology And Industry 
    Halvorsen, Jennifer; Coggeshall, Josh (201)
    A new transdisciplinary immersive learning class that exposed and explored technological advances in the renowned regional glass industry. Students and faculty from the School of Art and the Department of Architecture ...
  • Philosophy Outreach Project 
    Behring, Annie; Garner, India; Smith, Kayla; Zumbaugh, Zoe; Hamilton, Emma; Langdon, Avery; Owens, Samuel; Tindall, Cierra; Arent, Molly; Griffin, Destanee; Fuher, Emily; Seifert, Sam; Vitale, Sarah (2021)
    The Philosophy Outreach Project gets high school students across Indiana thinking. POP creates alternative spaces for learning in classrooms, clubs, online, and conference settings. By curating philosophical content and ...
  • Midwestern Stories 
    Barker, Jerret; Bowles, Charleston; Cieslik, Emma; Clanton, Becca; DeGrow, Haleigh; Eads, Andrea; Hines, Hayley; Morrow, Sarah; Rinehart, Max; Walsh, Cara; Weyrich, Andria; Wilhelm, Demi (2021)
    Midwestern Stories is a two-course series that has taken place in the Department of English in the fall and spring semesters of 2020-21. It has focused on student investigation of representations of Midwestern identity in ...
  • A Community Intervention: Interprofessional Experiences Addressing Healthy Eating and Physical Activity at Cardinal Wellness 
    Anderson, Hollyn; Cummins, Brooke; Craft, Sarah; Underhill, Kaylen; Ridley, Catie; Ingram, Kayce; Jones, Emily; Gerbhardt, Emily; Guzman, Jessica; Gilmore, Jessica; Mundy, Mackenzie; Kimbrough, Nia; Davidson, Camesia; Lee, Trinity; Cardenas, Sydney; Jennings, Nikki; Sisson, Sydney; McIntyre, Kaitlynn; Friend, Morgan; Supancik, Olivia; Grussing, Esther; McCoy, Briana; Simmons, Aerial (2021)
    Health Science 302 and 494 are courses that include senior majors completing their final semester of coursework before beginning their internships. The courses seek to highlight the skills necessary to delivery health ...
  • Stance: An International Undergraduate Journal 
    Winters, Rose; Concepción, David W.; Fuher, Emily; Hamilton, Emma; Lopez, Brianna; Maxwell, Nathan; Metzing, Luna; Bowman, Mariah; Brock, Benjamin; Clobuciar, Annamarie; Cooper, Joseph; Freiburger, Gatlin; Georgi, Grace; Parham, Isabel; Arnold, Logan; McClain, Anne Mei (2021)
    Stance: An International Undergraduate Philosophy Journal aims to enrich student learning by providing an opportunity for undergraduate students to have their original, scholarly work reviewed by and published in a ...
  • Conservation Tales 
    McConnell, Tom J.; Giorgio-Booher, Barbara; Berning, Sunnie; Bowling, Ashley; Cleaveland, Jayda; Jessup, Abbey; Misak, Sara; Owens, Ashley; Shoults, Alyssa; Smiley, Allison; Spangler, Jillian; Wiley, Katie (2021)
    Conservation Tales is an interdisciplinary team of students and faculty who work with a variety of external partners to create children's books about wildlife conservation and authentic science practices. In 2021, our ...
  • What makes us happy?: predicting general happiness from the general social survey 
    Zilz, Emily (2021-05-07)
    This investigation explored the salient variables that predict general happiness, as well as those variables’ relative importance, as indicated by the General Social Survey (GSS). The study applied the Least Absolute ...
  • Survey of teaching experience of university life sciences faculty: pedagogical practices in use for current/recent courses 
    Werst, Jacob (2021-05-07)
    Pedagogical training can have a noteworthy impact on creating significant learning experiences for students. In K-12 education, teachers are required to have extensive training in pedagogies before obtaining a teaching ...
  • "What shall I do? What shall I do?": bearing witness to trauma in literature or an epistemic understanding of trauma informed literacy 
    Tur, Garrett (2021-05-07)
    This project develops an understanding of trauma theory at the intersections of traumatic religious systems and the experiences of Queer, Black, Indigenous, and People of Color within these systems. Making use of the ...
  • A geospatial approach to studying bicycle equity in Indianapolis, Indiana 
    Tepe, Ross (2021-05-07)
    Bike lanes and bike trails are growing types of transportation infrastructure in Indianapolis, Indiana. In the past decade, 215 miles have been built. While the locations of the current and planned bikeways of Indianapolis ...
  • Ethical and anti-racist grading of grammar: reassessing rubric values 
    Schiess, Emilie (2021-05-07)
    A prescriptive view of grammar in writing assessment perpetuates biases. Asao Inoue (2017) explains, “There is nothing inherently wrong with the dominant white, middle class English… but using it to judge others, to ...
  • Development and application of a high throughput assay system for the detection of rieske dioxygenase activity 
    Preston-Herra, Cristina (2021-05-07)
    The chemical industry currently accounts for 14% of all greenhouse gas emissions and is projected to become the largest global consumer of oil by 2030. In the Ball State Laboratory for Biocatalysis Research, we strive ...
  • The second language acquisition of Japanese particles WA and GA 
    Oshiro, Daisuke (2021-05-07)
    One of the most difficult aspects of the study and use of Japanese grammar is the distinction between WA and GA (Imamura, 2002; Hasegawa, 2014). The differences between these two particles are typically complicated since ...
  • "Trembling on the brink": the fantasy of female subjectivity in the precipice stage 
    Lutz, Taylor (2021-05-07)
    In the context of the eighteenth century, the role of women was both complex and contradictory. Amid the backdrop of emerging liberalisms, women’s subjectivities in the eighteenth century appeared to be largely constructed ...
  • Effect of COVID Pandemic on exercise patterns in APFP participants 
    Hutzler, Haylee (2021-05-07)
    Exercise is one of the many facets of life, as we know it that has been altered due to the life threatening COVID-19 virus. However, it is important to recognize all the other comorbidities and mortality risk that goes ...
  • Do parasitic trematode flatworms form castes in freshwater snail hosts? 
    Hawkins, Shannon (2021-05-07)
    Division of labor and caste formation has evolved across multiple groups of social animals, including parasitic flatworms of marine snails. Individual animals in separate castes are often different sizes or shapes and ...
  • Sex differences in vascular hemodynamics in middle-aged and older adults 
    Harman, Taylor (2021-05-07)
    Cardiovascular disease-related (CVD) mortality with older age is in part attributable to altered vascular hemodynamics including increased central and peripheral blood pressure (BP) and augmentation index (AIx). ...
  • Sexual source domain selection: contrasting forums and academia in American English 
    Gramlich, JJ (2021-05-07)
    This research takes original data (40 pages) from both Internet forums and academic writing to compare source and target domain selection across the two registers in American English (taking a Conceptual Metaphor Theory ...
  • Behind the community theatre curtain: the pandemic's unique challenges and opportunities for amateur performing arts 
    Good, Ellen (2021-05-07)
    This study evaluates the unique social and economic role amateur theatres play in their communities and examines how the COVID-19 pandemic is impacting their survival. By differentiating amateur theatres from their ...
  • Customer satisfaction at the SFO San Francisco International Airport 
    Gall, Wes (2021-05-07)
    he following study, was conducted with archival data from the SFO San Francisco International Airport, measuring customer satisfaction. The intent of the study was to examine the validity and reliability of the 2018 iteration ...

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