Most Recent Additions*
"Money That Flows in the Shadows": Citizens United, Dark Money, and the Need for Rhetorical Competence
Kristy Kocot
Toros, Moros, and Empire: The Sixteenth-Century Spanish Bullfight
David A. Gonzalez
Fighting for the Franchise: African American Disfranchisement in Charlottesville, Virginia
Thomas R. Seabrook
Is Humanitarian Aid Neutral? The American Ambulance Field Service and the American Red Cross
Laura Neis
The Necessary Bargain: How Texas Education Utilized President Johnson’s Elementary and Secondary Education Act, 1965-1970
Kade L. Kahanek
Republican Manhood and the Disabled Revolutionary War Veteran in the Early American Republic, 1789 – 1797
Virgil Clark
Letter from the Editor
Kevin Johnson
Student Affairs Communications Workshop
Paul E. Mabrey III and Regina Wine-Nash
Toward untangling thunderstorm-aerosol relationships: An observational study of regions centered on Washington, DC and Kansas City, MO
Mace Bentley, Tobias Gerken, Zhoujun Duan, Dudley Bonsal, Henry Way, Endre Szakal, Mia Pham, Hunter Donaldson, and Lucie Griffith
Developing culture and infrastructure for inclusive student success
Paul E. Mabrey III
Assessing Biological Condition of Restored Streams in an Agriculturally Impaired Chesapeake Bay Sub-Watershed
Julia M. Portmann and Bruce Wiggins
Fostering Belonging in the Workplace: What Does Commitment look like at Interpersonal, Team, and Organizational Levels?
Jody Condit Fagan
The Detection Problem: An Eight-Decade Challenge: The Difficulty of Practically Detecting and Discriminating Mines, Booby Traps, and Victim Operated Improvised Explosive Devices
Roly Evans, Tracey Temple PhD, and Liz Nelson
Inclusive Data Mangement: Reporting, Storing, and Sharing of Information on Beneficiaries in the Mine Action Sector
Maysa Hajjaj PhD; Lauren Burrows; Teia Rogers; Natalia Lozano, PhD; Sarah Kamal Elias; and Samban Seng
*Updated as of 05/01/24.
