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Reactive or Proactive: Mitigating Stress and Anxiety Among College Health Profession Students
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Yoga Fetish and Popular American Culture
Nancy Knowles
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My students tend not to be readers: Using General Education Audits to Understand Academic Literacy Expectations at EOU
Jennifer Slinkard and James Dyer
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Following the Feathers: Molt, Migration, and Aging Across the Americas
Laura Mahrt
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Capturing the Collaborative Spirit: Improving Intergovernmental Relations and Assessing Spill-over Effects
Daniel Paul Costie
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Working with resistance in a linguistically diverse classroom
James Dyer
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Sagrada familia (2022-2023): the right to have children?
Sandra Nava Nieto
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Moral/Political Rationalism as The Basis for a Just Political Order
John Lundy
October 10, 2024
Information Literacy Across the EOU Curriculum: A Syllabus Content Analysis
Sarah Ralston
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Interdisciplinarity and Human Progress
John Lundy
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A Public Health Approach to Avalanche Safety Messaging Through Understanding Behaviors after Participation in Avalanche Courses and Risk Management Trends in U.S. Backcountry Avalanche Fatalities
Kelly McNeil
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Intersection of Agriculture Entrepreneurship and Digital Literacy
Chad Mueller
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March 13, 2025
April 10, 2025
Who are We? Who am I?! Antecedents and Consequences of Group Prototype Ambiguity
Olivia Kuljian
April 24, 2025
Research-based community development and Union County’s Pacific Islanders: Unique Opportunities
Bill Grigsby
May 8, 2025
October 12, 2023
Philosophy in Interdisciplinary Studies
Dr. John Lundy
November 9, 2023
Education in Finland, The Happiest Country in the World
Dr. Karyn Gomez
December 14, 2023
The Instructional Value of Digital Storytelling with WeVideo: Fostering Creativity in Lower- and Upper-division Courses
Aaron Thornburg, Ph.D., and Jennifer Slinkard, Ph.D.
January 11, 2024
A learning situation in CS unplugged: Sorting Algorithms
Dr. Andrew David Bjork
February 8, 2024
March 14, 2024
Branding Their Own: Cowgirls, Rodeo, and Rural Feminism, 1890-1935
Dr. Tracey Hanshew
April 11, 2024
Summer Scholars Report: Preservice Teacher Reflections From a Grown Your Own Teacher Pathway Centered on Cultural and Linguistic Responsive Practices
Tawnya Lubbes and Kristin Johnson
May 9, 2024
Shining Light on Heme Proteins
Colin Andrew
November 10, 2022
Lit Up: Expecting, Mitigating, and Persevering Through Cycles of Burnout
Amanda Villagomez
December 8, 2022
A Public Health Approach to Avalanche Education
Kelly Rice-McNeil
January 12, 2023
February 9, 2023
The Oregon Teacher Pathway: Grow Your Own Teacher Program: A Two-Year Study of Program Alumni
Dr. Karyn Gomez and Tawnya Lubbes
April 13, 2023
A Content Analysis of Dissertations on Business Topics
Kat Yamamoto
May 11, 2023
The International Teaching Assistants (ITAs) and American students: the importance of intercultural competence in Higher Education
Sandra Nava Nieto
October 28, 2021
Examining if Grade Bias Exists in a Professor of Business Courses: An Individual Study
Gary Keller
December 9, 2021
January 13, 2022
Attention to Minimal Groups
Heidi Blocker
February 10, 2022
A Pilot-Study of Participant Experiences in State-Funded Programs for Educators that Dismantle Barriers and Reimagine Pathways to, and Create Structural Change in the Teacher Workforce
Jerred Jolin, Karyn Gomez, Tawnya Lubbes, Jennifer Slinkard
March 10, 2022
Building a Regional Reading Clinic
Ronda Fritz
May 12, 2022
Advocacy Coalitions in the Twittersphere
Daniel Costie
May 26, 2022
Development of microfluidic devices for bacterial detection and environmental monitoring
Anna Cavinato
November 12, 2020
Innovation and Market Leadership in a Technology Industry
Wilson Zehr
December 10, 2020
Overcoming the Divide: Human Rights and the Splits between Left and Right
Ben Dorfman
January 14, 2021
Effect of Red Bull Energy Drink on Lower Limb Strength and Fatigue in College Football Players
Kyle Pfaffenbach
February 11, 2021
Beer’s Dirty Work: Native, Immigrant, and American Hop-Pickers in the Pacific Northwest
Ryan Dearinger
February 25, 2021
Short-Term Study Abroad Impacts on Intercultural Competencies of Undergraduate Business Students
Laura Gow-Hogge
March 11, 2021
The Advances and Conundrums in the Understanding of Magnetic Field Detection in Animals
Shaun Cain
April 8, 2021
Physiologic Performance Tracking in Wildland Firefighters
Kyle Pfaffenbach
April 22, 2021
What’s your sign? Decoding hand gesture in piano performance based on movement kinematics
Darren Dutto
May 13, 2021
If water had its way
Susan Murrell
October 24, 2019
When Democracy Increases Inequality
Peter Maille
November 14, 2019
Centering Community Needs in Food Systems Planning
Linda Jerofke & Jennifer Puentes
January 16, 2020
The Impact of Pre-College Characteristics, College Experience, & Study Abroad on Students’ Intercultural Competence
Michael Fields
January 31, 2020
The Mental Preparation of High Altitude Mountain Climbers
Kelly Rice-McNeil
February 13, 2020
Investigating Human-Neanderthal Contact in the Northern Adriatic Region
Rory Becker
February 27, 2020
Investigation of Item Property Effects on Polytomous Items Using the Many-Facet Rasch Model
Jerred Jolin
March 12, 2020
International Field Experience as a Pathway to Cultural Responsiveness for Teacher Candidates: Lessons Learned
Karyn Gomez and Ronda Fritz
April 23, 2020
The effect of instruction on leg joint kinetics during simple ballet movements.
Darren Dutto
May 12, 2020
An empirical examination of formal and informal institutional factors’ influence on global food industry sustainability engagement
Kat Yomamoto
May 28, 2020
Primate Pandemonium: Wild Macaque Management in Rural Japan
Calvin Edwards
October 11, 2018
Creating an Adaptable Research Program
Kyle Pfaffenbach
October 25, 2018
Reconsidering Europe’s Islamic Past
Kathryn Grow Allen
January 10, 2019
A Bird in the Hand
Laura Mahrt
January 24, 2019
Finger Dancing on the Ivory Keys
Darren Dutto
February 28, 2019
The Impact of CAPSI on Distance Learners
Chris Blair, Robert Butler, and Rae Ette Newman
April 11, 2019
The Eclipse I Call Father
David Axelrod
April 25, 2019
Secrets to Energizing/Sustaining Your Academic Presentation and Publishing Goals for Tenure or Promotion
Gary Keller and Linda Jerofke
May 30, 2019
How Do Animals Learn
Shaun Cain
October 12, 2017
Archaeology Without Holes
Rory Becker
October 26, 2017
Prejudice Towards Religion
Robert Butler
November 9, 2017
Information Literacy Competency of Incoming Freshmen
Sarah Ralston
February 8, 2018
Gallery Talk
Susan Murrell
February 22, 2018
Market-Based Innovation for Sustainable Competitive Advantage
Wilson Zehr
March 8, 2018
Micronesian Student’s Guide to Navigating American Colleges
Susan Whitelock
April 12, 2018
Natural Mechanisms of Behavior
Shaun Cain
April 26, 2018
Developing and Sustaining a Research-Supportive Curriculum by Addressing Problems Relevant to the Local Community
Anna Cavinato
May 17, 2018
The Making of a Musical
Mike Heather
May 24, 2018
Trails of the Western Eagle Cap Wilderness
Brian Sather
March 16, 2017
A Predator’s Role in the Ecosystem
Donna Rainboth
February 23, 2017
Behavior of Drongos in Mixed Foraging Flocks In Southern India
Laura Mahrt
February 9, 2017
Four Years of Living Dangerously: The Eastern Promise Language Arts PLC
Nancy Knowles
January 26, 2017
Tracking the Northern Sorrow Monkey Notes From a Year-Long Expedition
David Axelrod
January 12, 2017
A Snapshot of Children’s Mental Health Services in Umatilla County
Bill Grigsby
November 10, 2016
Get Outside After School Activity Results
Kelly Rice
October 27, 2016
Forgetting to Remember: Irish Commemoration of World War I
Mandy Link, PhD.
October 13, 2016
Power, House-Money, and Expected Value: Economics Professor Explores Why Leaders Make Such Bad Decisions
Peter Maille
October 22, 2015
Now More Than Ever: The Necessity of Service-Learning in Higher Education in the Age of Common Core Standards
Michael O’Connor, Ph.D.
January 28, 2016
Teach Like a Learner: Online Instruction with the Learners in Mind
Amanda Villagómez, Ed.D
February 11, 2016
Camp Carson: A Snapshot of Gold Mining in Eastern Oregon
Linda Jerofke
February 25, 2016
When to Choose: Some Mathematical Models for Optimal Stopping
Stephen Tanner
March 10, 2016
Your Eye Will Be My Window: Shrines, History, and Invisibility
Jodi Varon
April 28, 2016
Tech Tools for 21st Century Learning: Collaborative Environments, Visual Instructions, & Infographics
Teresa Farrell
May 12, 2016
Effective Methods for Motivating Students to Complete Assigned Readings
Rae Ette Newman, Ph.D. & Ronda Fritz, MA
May 26, 2016
In Person or Online? A Comparison of Literacy Instruction Methods
Liz Becker
October 9, 2014
The Strange Change in the Course of the Wallowa River
Dr. Jay VanTassel
October 23, 2014
Googledom, Twitterland, and Planet MOOC: Sociological Adventures in the Worlds of Web 2.0
Dr. Rosemary Powers
November 13, 2014
A Quantitative Study of a Faculty Member’s Role in Changing Writing Outcomes of Undergraduate Capstone Papers
Dr. Gary Keller
January 8, 2015
Teaching Students to Fail: Negative Consequences of Negative Feedback
Dr. Peter Maille
January 22, 2015
Assimilation: A Story of the Early Tribal Reservation Period of Oregon
Linda Jerofke
February 12, 2015
The Homunculus and Pressley, Montana
Michael Sell
February 26, 2015
Moving Towards Inclusion: A Discussion of Technology Issues Faced by Visually Impaired Students
Laura Gow-Hogge
March 12, 2015
Visual Literacy in Pre-Service Teacher Preparation
Dr. Teresa A. Farrell
April 9th, 2015
Responding to the Rural Opportunity Gap through Partnership Initiatives Centered in Culturally Responsive Practices
Tawnya L. Lubbes
April 23, 2015
The Terrorism Label: Propaganda and the U.S. – Contra War
Phil Travis
May 14, 2015
A Vision of Collaboration: How EOU Serves and Can Serve the Community
Steve Clements
May 28, 2016
Democracy on Junk Food: Processed News and the Body Politic
Bill Grigsby
October 11
Not Your Everyday DNA: Using DNA Aptamers for Nano-Biosensor Development
Anna Cavinato
October 24
Translation and Transformation of Writing Pedagogy: Moving from Face-to-Face to Online
Tawnya Lubbes, Nancy Knowles, & Stephen Clements
November 14
Writing (and Filming) the Unspeakable: Depictions of Survival Cannibalism in Literature and Film
Jennifer Dawes Adkison
January 9
Risky Business: Millennials, Social Media, and Risk Management in Outdoor Education
Jerry Isaak
January 23
Mixed Foraging Flock Behavior of Birds in Southern India
Laura Mahrt
February 13
Fostering and Sustaining Adolescent Literacy
Amanda Villagomez
February 27
Trailer Park Queens: Images of Gender, Class, and Leisure in Mid-Century Mobile Home Advertising
Rebecca Hartman
March 13
The Struggle for Pre-Kindergarten Expansion in the United States
Rae Ette Newman
April 10
Digital Storytelling in the Anthropology Classroom: Potential Problems and Pedogogical Promise
Aaron Thornburg
April 24
Management Through a Liberal Arts Lens
Laurie Yates
May 8
Looking at Collaboration Through the Eyes of College Students with Autsim Spectrum Disorder
Susan Whitelock
May 22
Follow My Tracks: The Recreation Trails of Northeast Oregon
Brian Sather
October 11
Explorations in 20th Century Latin American Art
Barbara Schulz
October 25
Evaluating and Assessing Adult Student Learning Outcomes: A Quantitative Methodology
Gary Keller
November 8
When the Lines You See are Crow’s Feet: Self-Efficacy in Tutoring Nontraditional Student Writers
Donna Evans
January 10
Physical Activity Levels Among Children Attending Family Child Care Homes
Kelly Rice
January 24
People of the Soil: Imperial Education, Ethnology, and Social Engineering in Colonial British Malaya 1900-1939
Matthew Schauer
February 14
Professors, Programmers, and Anarchists; We All Market!
Mark Platts & Shari Carpenter
March 14
Integrating Media Naturalness Theory and the SIDE Model: Exploring the Influence of Media Characteristics on Social Cognition and Group Dynamics in Computer-Mediated Interaction
Michael Santucci
April 11
The Natural Dyeing Method of the Zapotec of Mexico
Heather Tomlinson
April 25
How “Messing Around” Informs Problem-Solving: Inside the Minds of Engineers
Carol Lauritzen
May 9
Say What? Anagrams, Science, and the Renaissance
Nicole Howard
May 23
Student Learning Across Disciplines: Using Both Sides of the Brain
Ted Takamura
October 13
Ice Age Fossils from the Airport Lane Site, La Grande, NE Oregon
Jay Van Tassell
October 27
Feeling Techie? Using Instructional Technology in the Classroom
Tawnya Lubbes & Scott Smith
November 10
Lager, Labels and the 44th Parallel
Marian Mustoe
January 12
Seeing Beneath the Soil: The Use of Non-invasive Remote Sensing Techniques in Archaeology
Rory Becker
January 26
Civic Engagement and Distance Education
Jeff Dense
February 9
Motivation: “It’s not that they can’t do it, it’s that they don’t wish to!
John Knudson-Martin & Shari Carpenter
February 23
Environmental Chemistry: From Humic Acids to Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons
Jeremy Riggle
April 12
Video Games and Cognitive Rehabilitation? Madness and Teaching in the 21st Century
Meg Cooke
April 26
Student Learning Across Disciplines Using Both Sides of the Brain
Ted Takamura & Lee Sellers
May 10
Novel Chemical Routes to Nanostructured Thin Film Compounds
Colby Heideman
October 14, 2010
Expanding EOU’s Weltanschuung Through International Exchanges: Summer 2010 in Germany
Regina Braker
October 28, 2010
Childhood Redux: Maintaining Balance and Mobility as We Age
Darren Dutto
November 11, 2010
‘The Gloves Are Coming Off Gentlemen’: Toward a Critical Discourse Analysis of the Bush Administration’s Torture Memos
Dani Weber
January 13, 2011
Plug In to Your Library
David Drexler
January 27, 2011
Immigrant Labor, American Progress: Constructing and Celebrating Canals, Railroads, and Manhood in the Nineteenth-Century West
Ryan Dearinger
February 10, 2011
The Fictional Meme: The Art of Michael Sell
Michael Sell
February 24, 2011
Religion as a Natural Kind: The Biological and Semantic Search for a Definition
Jeff Johnson
April 14, 2011
Got Ukulele? Using the Ukulele as a Teaching Tool in Music Education
Sharon Porter
April 28, 2011
Lost in Translation: Approaches to the Challenges of Cross Cultural Teaching and Learning
Susan Whitelock
May 12, 2011
Raising Awareness of Diversity in Children’s Picture Books: A Content Analysis of 21st Century Caldecott Winners and Honor Books
Karyn Gomez and LeeAnn McNerney
May 26, 2011
Teaching Online with Streaming Media: Why Can’t We Do More of This at EOU?
Karen Clay and Ken Watson
October 8
Point of Purchase Perceptions: Selling Products With Place
Marian Mustoe
October 22
Teaching in a Nonviolent Environment
Kari Day
November 12
In the Nomad’s Wake: Teaching My Way Around the World by Invitation and Trespass for Semester at Sea
Mark Shadle
January 14
The Play is the Thing: The Plays that Theatre Educators use to Teach Design
Mike Heather
January 28
Computational Chemistry for National Defense, Renewable Energy, and Advanced Materials
Jeff Woodford
February 11
My Dad Has a Barn, Let’s Put On a Show! The Nuts and Bolts of Starting a Summer Theatre Program
Kenn Wheeler
February 25
I Think I Can; I Know I Can. Transitioning from Student to Teacher
Karyn Gomez and Allen Evans
April 8
The Mysteries of Poetic Inquiry: The Recondite Processes of Poetry Composition Revealed for All!
Donald Wolff
April 22
Collaboration Across Counties: Supporting Rural Teachers
Jan Dinsmore and Kerri Wenger
May 13
Paying Farmers for Clean Water: A Market Approach to Water Quality
Peter Maille
May 27
Effect of Seat Height on Cycling Efficiency
Brian Sather and Darren Dutto
October 9
Hunting: Representing the Gun Culture of the American West
Kerry Loewen
October 23
Digging Fossils at the Always Welcome Inn
Jay Van Tassell
October 30
Elluminate for Web Conferencing
David Komito and Jeff Johnson
November 13
Maternal Instincts: Portraits of Women in Oregon and Mexico
Jessica Plattner
January 8
Starting from Scratch: How to Produce and Direct an Off Off Broadway Show
Ken Bush
January 22
Travelling to Machu Picchu: Pre-Colombian Cultures in Peru Report on NEH Summer Institute, Summer 2008
Barbara Schulz
February 12
The King and the Parasite: Namibia, My Last Fulbright
Gerry Ramey
February 26
Motivation at the Middle School Level
Karyn Gomez
March 12
Utilization of Students’ Narratives in Assessing Developmental Levels of Learning: Results of 3 Years of Observation
Lee Sellers and Ted Takamura
April 9
Seeing Buenos Aires through the Lens of Tango: Two Weeks at the Academia Nacional de Tango
Matt Cooper, Jill Gibian and Sharon Porter
April 23
What’s For Dinner Tonight?
Linda Jerofke
May 14
Whither State Lotteries?
Jeff Dense
May 28
Essays on the End of the World: Creative & Philosophical Inquiry into Apocalyptic Preoccupation
Zachary Walter