College of Behavioral & Social Sciences: Faculty Presentations (1982-2023)
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from 2009
Conversations with Professors, Nancy L. Malcom
Heaven and the Afterlife in Children’s Storybooks, Nancy L. Malcom
Images of Heaven and the Spiritual Afterlife: An Examination of Children’s Storybooks, Nancy L. Malcom
Learning About Loss: A Content Analysis Examination of Children’s Books on Death and Dying., Nancy L. Malcom
Evaluation of a classroom exercise on social distance and discrimination, Trent W. Maurer
Let’s talk: Problem-based conferencing with parents, Trent W. Maurer
Research on the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning at GSU, Trent W. Maurer
Faculty and student perceptions of influences on post-exam attendance, Trent W. Maurer, Laura Frost, Diana Sturges, Simone Charles, Deborah Allen, Michelle Cawthorn, and Cherry C. Brewton
Pet Therapy With Children in Hospitals: Issues and Considerations, Trent W. Maurer, Jerri J. Kropp, and Joanna Hollaway
Class management and disruptive behaviors, Trent W. Maurer and Michael Reksulak
Perceptions of Disruptive Classroom Behaviors, Trent W. Maurer, Diana Sturges, Danny Averette, Sun-A Lee, and Deborah Allen
Music and National Identity: Radical Political Ideas Become Mainstream, Karen M. McCurdy and Julia Schmidt-Pirro
The Power of Imagery and the Internet: Marketing the Recreational Therapy Profession to Prospective Students, A. McKenney and Brent Wolfe
Experts in Crime: The Effect of an Exclusively Criminal Docket on Judicial Behavior, Banks Miller, DIno P. Christenson, and Brett W. Curry
Navigating Law, Politics, and Administration: The Case of the Office of the Solicitor General, Richard L. Pacelle Jr., Trenton Davis, and Fred E. Brooks
Is Walking the Walk and Talking the Talk an Effective Way to Teach Fourth Graders About Forestry?, John Peden and Alice Hall
Is Walking the Walk and Talking the Talk an Effective Way to Teach Fourth Graders About Forestry?, John Peden, Gail Lutowski, and Alice Hall
Place attachment: An influencing factor in the displacement process?, John Peden and Rudolph M. Schuster
Integrating Service Learning Into College Courses, J. Pennington, Daniel C. Fisher, and John Peden
Latinos, the Academic Ethic, and the Transition to College, Nathan W. Pino and William L. Smith
An Analysis of Crime Stoppers Organization: Solving Crimes Through Anonymous Citizen Assistance, Ned Rinalducci
Black Student Transition to College: An Example from the Deep South, William L. Smith and Pidi Zhang
Active learning for allied health majors: A case study of role play effectiveness, Diana Sturges and Trent W. Maurer
Understanding protein synthesis: The efficacy of role play in large undergraduate human anatomy and physiology classes, Diana Sturges and Trent W. Maurer
