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Noises Off (2024) | Image 028
No full textPerformed 19-22 April 2024; Michael Frayn\u27s Noises Off is a British farce of theatrical accidents, from mishaps onstage and backstage to script and casting flaws, and even direction and management. The play was directed by Carolyn Conover. Grayson Singleton was stage manager and Semaje Newton and Skylee Vaughn were assistant stage managers. Access to this digital image was provided by JSU Photographic Services.https://digitalcommons.jsu.edu/productions_images/12314/thumbnail.jp
Noises Off (2024) | Image 035
No full textPerformed 19-22 April 2024; Michael Frayn\u27s Noises Off is a British farce of theatrical accidents, from mishaps onstage and backstage to script and casting flaws, and even direction and management. The play was directed by Carolyn Conover. Grayson Singleton was stage manager and Semaje Newton and Skylee Vaughn were assistant stage managers. Access to this digital image was provided by JSU Photographic Services.https://digitalcommons.jsu.edu/productions_images/12321/thumbnail.jp
Annual Holocaust Remembrance | 2024
Get PDFThe 2024 Holocaust Remembrance was held Tuesday, 9 April in the basement auditorium at Merrill Hall, Jacksonville State University.
Chris Berdy is a partner in the law firm of Butler Snow LLP. Active in the community, Chris is on the Board of Directors of the Alabama Holocaust Education Center, and he is the AHEC’s president-elect. Chris is a second-generation Holocaust survivor, and he shares the story of his father’s survival in occupied France following his grandparents’ and extended family members’ expulsion from Vienna after the Nazi annexation of Austria in 1938. Chris is a dual citizen of both the United States and Austria.https://digitalcommons.jsu.edu/ce_holocaust/1012/thumbnail.jp
Implementing Bedside Shift Reporting on an Adult Medical-Surgical Unit: An Evidence-Based Intervention for Inpatient Fall Reduction
Get PDFBackground: Patient falls are a continuous issue in healthcare facilities because they increase patient length of stay and hospitals receive no reimbursement for these falls from insurance providers. Falls are a patient safety issue and can result in long-lasting damage for patients in the healthcare facility, including fear of ambulation. Falls in a facility can impact a facility’s ability to meet strategic planning goals and receive state and federal funding.
Purpose: The Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) quality improvement project aimed to reduce inpatient falls during shift change by implementing an evidence-based bedside shift reporting (BSR) protocol.
Methods: Quantitative data collection was used as the outcome measurement for the project and included the total number of falls occurring over twelve weeks per 1,000 bed days.
Results: The facility saw a reduction in patient falls of 1.96 falls per 1,000 bed days during the twelve-week project, the equivalent of an 88% reduction.
Conclusion: Implementing bedside shift reporting has been proven to benefit facilities as a system-wide intervention. When facilitated properly, fall risk goals are easier to meet, patient safety is improved, and patient satisfaction is greatly enhanced
Catalog | 2024-2025
Get PDF(2024-2025). In its early years as the State Normal School, JSU produced a variety of publications (announcements, bulletins, and catalogs) that contain course information combined with the types of information that would later be found in yearbooks. Examples include historical information about the school, lists of enrolled students and club officers, photographs of athletic teams and literary clubs, notes on alumni, faculty and campus facilities, and more.https://digitalcommons.jsu.edu/lib_ac_bul_bulletin/1224/thumbnail.jp
Phi Delta Kappa Historical Materials: Finding Aid
Get PDFThis collection (cataloged on record #2798270) contains certificates, programs from initiation ceremonies, initiation pins, and pamphlets relating to the JSU chapter of the Phi Delta Kappa (φΔΚ) Education professional association
Jacksonville State University Photograph Collection: Finding Aid
Get PDFThis collection contains two main components – a collection of photographic prints and a collection of photographic negatives. The majority of the photographic prints were acquired by Houston Cole Library through various donations whose provenance is now unknown, but include such sources as the scrapbooks of former students; some prints were also given to the Library by previous university photographers including Opal R. Lovett (employed 1950-1986), Ed Hill (employed 1986-1999), and Steve Latham (employed 1999-2016). The printed photographs date back to the 1800s and continue through the early 2000s. Their size range includes the entire spectrum, from poster-sized framed group portraits to 10 x 44 in. landscape prints to 2 x 3 in. snapshots. The individuals, locations, and events pictured are primarily, but not exclusively, related to Jacksonville State University (previously known as the State Normal School, Jacksonville State Teachers College, and Jacksonville State College). Examples include photographs of campus buildings; athletic, social, and other events; portraits and candids of students, alumni, faculty, staff, and university administrators; and pedagogical activities.
The photographic negatives were acquired in 2009 from JSU Photographic Services, and organization and scanning were begun on these negatives in 2012 in order to preserve them, since many are deteriorating to the point of total loss. The majority are medium format negatives, but 35mm slides and other formats are also included. It is estimated there are approximately 128,000 negatives in the collection, and they cover the same type of JSU-related subjects as the printed photographs. The majority of the negatives are photos taken by university photographers, and the bulk of the collection dates from the 1940s-1970s
Jacksonville State University Speeches: Finding Aid
Get PDFThis collection is comprised of printed copies of speeches and addresses given at Jacksonville State University events and speeches and addresses given by JSU faculty and staff at other venues. These documents were filed in the Library’s vertical file under various headings.
These items have been digitized and are available in the JSU History collection
2024 United Nations Day Tea Program
Get PDFThe 2024 UN Day Tea was held at the International House on the Jacksonville State University Campus at 2:00 p.m. on Sunday, October 13, 2024. This annual event features performances by the residents of JSU\u27s International House.https://digitalcommons.jsu.edu/intl_tea/1018/thumbnail.jp