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Submissions from 2017
The State of the Fleet: Georgia’s Fishermen, Jennifer Sweeney Tookes
The State of the Fleet: Georgia’s Fishermen, Jennifer Sweeney Tookes
Because They Hurt and No One Wants to Eat Them!, Jennifer Sweeney Tookes, Sherry Larkin, and Tracy Yandle
Understanding Commercial Fishermen’s Willingness to Harvest Lionfish: A Multi-Disciplinary Analysis of the Supply For a Lionfish Market in the US Virgin Islands, Jennifer Sweeney Tookes, Skyler Simnett, Sherry Larkin, and Tracy Yandle
Community in Transition: Georgia’s Fishing Industry, Jennifer Sweeney Tookes and Tracy Yandle
Students’ perceptions of ISSOTL: Insights, challenges, and aspirations, Roselynn Verwoord, Aaron Long, and Trent W. Maurer
Critical Conversations: Identifying and Overcoming Implicit Bias, Dina Walker-Devose PhD
Who Me?: Identifying and Overcoming Implicit Bias in Classrooms and Therapeutic Spaces, Dina Walker-Devose PhD and Delton DeVose
Silent No More: Building Bridges of Understanding Through Critical Conversations, Dina Walker-Devose PhD, Y. Ledford, A. Schueths, P. Olsen, and A. Trejo
Diversities: Inclusion, Equality, and Resistance, Clare F. Walsh
Justice and Resistance, Clare F. Walsh
Sexualities, Clare F. Walsh
The Physical Appearance of Female Assault Victims as a Mediating Factor in Blameworthiness, Jennifer Wareham, Brenda Blackwell, and Denise Paquette
Analysis of Trump Administration, Lara Wessel
Musical Highway: A Political History of Social Movements and the Role of Popular Music, Lara Wessel
Does Economic Divergence Predict Political Divergence: Changes in Political Economic Ideology By Gender, Race, and Class 1985-2016, Joseph Wilson and Ted Brimeyer
ATRA – Empowering Recreational Therapists, Brent Wolfe
ATRA – Empowering Recreational Therapists, Brent Wolfe
ATRA – Why Should We Care?, Brent Wolfe
Leading Activities and Engaging Participants, Brent Wolfe
The Case for Recreational Therapy Licensure in the State of Georgia, Brent Wolfe, A. Pihera, S. Rangel, and L. Kelly
Five Thousand in the Pines: Blackshear’s Confederate Prison Camp, M. Jared Wood, Lance Greene, and Inger Wood
Pend in a Pine Grove: Archaeology of the Confederate POW Camp at Blackshear, Georgia, M. Jared Wood, Lance Greene, and Inger Wood
Integrating Research and Outreach: Lionfish Management in the US Virgin Islands, Tracy Yandle, Sherry Larkin, Jennifer Sweeney Tookes, and Michael Page
Aging in Place, Jennifer Zorotovich
Aging in Place, Jennifer Zorotovich
Experiencing Aging: a Hands-on Workshop for the Lodge at Bethany Staff, Jennifer Zorotovich
The American Paradox Surrounding the Final Stage of Development: Application of Research to Aid Family Coping, Jennifer Zorotovich
Targeting Ageism and Ableism: a Simulation on Loss and Decline, Jennifer Zorotovich and Nikki DiGregorio
Applying a Strengths-based Approach in Professional Practice, Jennifer Zorotovich and Nadia Flanigan
Effects of Pre‐existing Family Dynamics on Emerging Adults’ Emotions During Holiday Travel, Jennifer Zorotovich, Nadia Flanigan, and Patricia N.E. Roberson
Nonstudent Emerging Adults: a Phenomenological Approach, Jennifer Zorotovich and Alice Hall
First and Proud: Panel for First Generation College Students, Jennifer Zorotovich, L. Harris, T. Brown, and S. Cleary
Submissions from 2016
Illicit Hormone Acquisition and Use among Transgender Individuals using Internet Forums, Laura E. Agnich, Bryan Miller, and Shanna N. Felix
Delinquency Among Adopted Youth at School: Parental Bonds and Strain, Laura E. Agnich, Grace Pniewski, and April M. Schueths
Apparel Product Development: From Visual Art Inspiration to Fashion Creation “Aðila”, Kyler Arnold and Youngjoo Lee
The Patriot Myth: How Armed Groups Justify Violence in the Name of Nationalism, Barry J. Balleck
Manipulation of Filled and Unfilled Shapes and Shape Words Confirms Saliency Manipulation in a Delayed Match-to-Sample Task, Z. Kade Bell, Joshua E. Edwards, Ty W. Boyer, and Bradley R. Sturz
Developmental Changes in Infants’ Coordination of Visual Attention During Social Interactions, Bennett I. Bertenthal, Ty W. Boyer, Samuel Harding, and Caitlin Lischer
Crime-terror nexus: The Maoist conflict in India, Srobana Bhattacharya
International Terrorism, Srobana Bhattacharya
Terrorist Attacks: Why France?, Srobana Bhattacharya
Terrorists and Civilian Support: The Importance of Territory, Srobana Bhattacharya
Women in the Academy, Srobana Bhattacharya
Field research in Social Sciences, Srobana Bhattacharya and Courtney Burns
Islamic State and its organization, Srobana Bhattacharya and Christopher Caplinger
Field research in Social Sciences, Srobana Bhattacharya and Jamie Scalera
Food and Biopower: Spaces of Violence in Settler-Colonial Canada, William Biebuyck and M McCrossan
Canadian Settler-Colonialism, Biopolitics, and Food: Contesting Narratives and Practices of Sovereign Power, William Biebuyck and M. McCrossan
Food and Social Power in the Welfare State, William Biebuyck and M. McCrossan
Attractiveness and Perceptions of Blameworthiness, Brenda Blackwell, Jennifer Wareham, Bonnie Berry, and Denise Paquette
Astronomical Observation and Application of a Standardized Measure in the Layout of a Mississippian Mound Center: New Evidence from Southwestern Georgia, Dennis B. Blanton, Daniel M. Summer, Chester Walker, and M. Jared Wood
Advancing Women in Local Government: A Dyadic Study of Mentoring Relationships, Candice Pippin Bodkin
Who Engages in Mentoring at Work? An Examination of Mentors and Protégés in Local Government, Candice Pippin Bodkin
Nonprofit Leadership Challenges: A Framework for Inquiry, Candice Pippin Bodkin and R. Clerkin
Assessing Police Perceptions of Cybercrime and the Law Enforcement Response in England and Wales, Adam Bossler
Assessing Police Perceptions of Cybercrime and the Law Enforcement Response in England and Wales, Adam Bossler
Perceptions of Cybercrime and Law Enforcement Responses From Across the Pond: A Comparison of US and UK Line Officers, Adam Bossler
Roundtable: Discussing the next steps of the International Interdisciplinary Research Consortium on Cybercrime (IIRCC), Adam Bossler
Roundtable: Understanding Cyber-offenders and Pathways in Cyber Crime – Current Evidence and Future Directions, Adam Bossler
Collaborative Project: a Multi-disciplinary Framework for Modeling Spatial, Temporal and Social Dynamics of Cybercriminals, Adam Bossler and Sriram Chellappan
College Students’ Preferences Regarding the Gender of Police Officers in High-risk Situations, Adam Bossler and Heather Hatfield
College Student Support of Women in Law Enforcement, Adam Bossler and Heather Hatfield
Examining UK Constables’ Perceptions of Cybercrime, Adam Bossler, Thomas Holt, and George Burruss
UK Constables’ Perceptions of Cybercrime and Law Enforcement Responses: Do Roles Influence Perceptions?, Adam Bossler, Thomas Holt, and George Burruss
Evans County, GA SPI Site: Lessons Learned and Recommendations Regarding Implementing Technology in Rural Agencies, Adam Bossler and Justin Hoyle
The Reciprocity Between Action Understanding and Social Attention, Ty W. Boyer and Bennett I. Bertenthal
Elementary School Students’ Quantitative Reasoning: Processing Whole Numbers and Proportions, Ty W. Boyer and Natalie Branch
Chinese Foreign Policy in the Caribbean: ‘Wu Wei Economics’ and the Politics of Empire in America’s Backyard, Christopher M. Brown
Island in the Stream: Post-Socialist Liberalization in Divided Societies and the Search for Social Capital 'Banks' in the Cuban Transition, Christopher M. Brown
More Human than Human: Post-Authoritarian Transitions and the Commitment to Human Dignity in Cuba, Christopher M. Brown
The Disambiguation of Hyphenated “Democracies”: Corporatism, Structures of Representation, and Democratic Purgatory in Poor-Quality Democracies, Christopher M. Brown
Observation of Search Strategies Facilitates and Inhibits Subsequent Learning of Spatial Relations Among Locations, Matthew Bruster, Kent D. Bodily, Michael F. Brown, and Bradley R. Sturz
Post conflict Effects on Gender Rights, Courtney Burns and Srobana Bhattacharya
Collaborative Research With Professors and Graduate Students: Stories From the WIGL (Women in Gerontology Legacy) Project, Adrienne L. Cohen
More Than Just Bingo: Teaching Students About Problem Gambling in Later Life, Adrienne L. Cohen
Prescription Drug Use, Misuse and Addiction in Late Life, Adrienne L. Cohen
Sex in Late Life, Adrienne L. Cohen
Guyana-Venezuela: A Conflict Like No Other, Jose de Arimateia da Cruz
History Then and Today, Jose de Arimateia da Cruz
IS in the Western Hemisphere: The Case of Trinidad & Tobago, Jose de Arimateia da Cruz
The Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS/ISIL) and Trinidad and Tobago: Establishing a Dangerous Presence in the Western Hemisphere, Jose de Arimateia da Cruz
War College, ISIS and the Fight Against Terrorism, Jose de Arimateia da Cruz
What is Globalization? And, Why Should We Care?, Jose de Arimateia da Cruz
“What, Then, Is the America?” “The Oldest Democracy in a Brand New World”, Jose de Arimateia da Cruz
What You Need to Know About Zika, Jose de Arimateia da Cruz
Transnatioanl Organized Crime in Latin America: An Insidious National Security Threat, Jose de Arimateia da Cruz, Taylor Alvarez, and James Madison Marye
Knowledge: Race, Power, and Colonaity, Jose de Arimateia da Cruz and Jennifer Padilla Wyse
Diversity: Where Identities Intersect, Nikki DiGregorio
Same-Sex Marriage Policies and Lesbian Family Life, Nikki DiGregorio
Documentation of SoTL Trends: A Pilot Investigation in Family Science, Nikki DiGregorio, Trent Maurer, and Swaha Pattanaik
Inclusive Same-sex Marriage Research: Expanding Our Theoretical Horizons, Nikki DiGregorio and Amanda J. Rich
Student Diversity and Academic Outcomes: An Interactive Learning Experience, Nikki DiGregorio and Jennifer Zorotovich
Engaging students as partners in Australia, Canada, UK and USA: Students and staff telling their stories, Lucie Sam Dvorakova, Kelly Matthews, Ashley Akenson, Paulina Bounds, Peter Felten, Mick Healey, Ruth Healey, Katelyn Johnstone, Beth Marquis, Varun Puri, Trent W. Maurer, Paul Taylor, and Kelly Swaim
International stories of student-staff collaboration and engagement: The role of ISSOTL Special Interest Groups (SIGs) in connecting like-minded scholars, Lucie Sam Dvorakova, Kelly Matthews, Trent W. Maurer, Paul Taylor, Roselynn Verwoord, and Shevell Thibou
Depression and First-Person Pronouns, To'Meisha S. Edwards and Nicholas S. Holtzman
Incorporating Service Learning into the Apparel Curriculum Through a Mending and Alterations Shop, Rachel Eike, Beth Myers, and Diana Sturges
Service Learning Through an On-Campus Alterations Shop, Rachel Eike, Beth Myers, and Diana Sturges
Service Learning Through Clothing Alteration: a Study With Fashion Students, Rachel Eike, Beth Myers, and Diana Sturges
