College of Arts & Humanities: Faculty Presentations (1991-2023)

 

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Jóvenes cronistas mexicanas: conciencia moral e identidad nacional, Dolores Rangel

La memoria colectiva: cronistas mexicanas del siglo XXI, Dolores Rangel

Managing the Team to Manage the Project, Joy Robinson and Lisa Dusenberry

Effect of Focus of Attention on Second Year Band Students, Laura A. Stambaugh

Finger Kinematics During the First Days of Playing a Wind Instrument, Laura A. Stambaugh

Motor Learning Applications in Music Research, Laura A. Stambaugh

Music and the Brain for Music Educators, Laura A. Stambaugh

Old Dogs and New Tricks: Performance Changes as Senior Adults Learn a Wind Instrument, Laura A. Stambaugh

Planning for, Implementing, and Concluding a Sabbatical, Laura A. Stambaugh

Using Motion Capture Technology to Analyze Beginning Wind Performance, Laura A. Stambaugh

You Have Questions, Let’s Find Answers: Collaborative Research Between Performance and Research Faculty, Laura A. Stambaugh

A Multi-modal Investigation of Woodwind Performance, Laura A. Stambaugh and Carolyn J. Bryan

The Relationship Between Interval Identification and Error Detection by Music Education Majors, Laura A. Stambaugh and Bryan E. Nichols

The Relationship Between Interval Identification and Error Detection by Music Education Majors, Laura A. Stambaugh and Bryan E. Nichols

Troubling Maternity in the Eighteenth-and Nineteenth-Century Anglo-Atlantic, Felicity Turner

An Anatomy of Knowledge: Medicine in the Civil War Era South, Felicity M. Turner

From Midwife to Physician: The Development of Medicine in Nineteenth-Century America, Felicity M. Turner

Proving Pregnancy: Physicians, Infanticide, & the Law in the Nineteenth-Century US, Felicity M. Turner

Revisiting Sarah Grimké’s Legal Disabilities of Women: Property and the Gendered Language of Rights in the Antebellum US, Felicity M. Turner

The Physician, the Jury, & the Corpse: Infant Death in the Nineteenth-Century United States, Felicity M. Turner

The Physician, the Midwife, & the Corpse: Interpreting Infanticide in the Nineteenth-Century United States, Felicity M. Turner

To Own What She Knows: Property and the Gendered Language of Rights in the Nineteenth-Century US, Felicity M. Turner