Meghan Enzinna, author Dr. Laura Farrell, faculty advisor Much has been accomplished since the industrial revolution. Transportation and technology have skyrocketed and left behind their mark of accomplishment. However, this mark is not so easily seen by those who make it, but rather by those who suffer from it. Native tribes all over the world … Continue reading →
Nathena Haddrill, author Dr. Alec Hosterman, Faculty Advisor Abstract: This case study focuses on how media relations can go awry very simply. Focusing specifically on Amy’s Baking Company and how they handled their customer relations, how the situation escalated after an episode on Kitchen Nightmares, and how the public handled it. Media relations is important … Continue reading →
Abstract Black Greek Lettered Organizations have provided many opportunities for students since their inception. They have been integral in the lives of many cultural icons such as Martin Luther King Jr., Maya Angelou, and Shaquille O’Neal. Hazing is slowly but surely ripping these organizations apart as their relevancy and purpose on college campus around the … Continue reading →
Abstract The present study included an open-ended survey format that targeted males between the ages of 18 and 26. The 25 participants who responded were asked a series of questions related to their relationship with their fathers in order to understand how their personal gender identities were created and influenced by their fathers. The findings … Continue reading →