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An Innovative Teaching Strategy Used to Address the Role of Chiropractors As Community Health Care Advocates
No full textDr. Good’s poster on Chiropractic curriculum addressing community health care advocacy
Natural Supplement Protocols for Care Episodes For Remedy Partners
No full textMelissa Kerr's thesis for a Doctor of Naturopathy about natural supplements.This thesis is being archived as a Digitized Shelf Copy for campus access to current students and staff only. We currently cannot provide this open access without the author's permission. If you are the author of this work and desire to provide it open access or wish access removed, please contact the Wahlstrom Library to discuss permission
A Case Study of Social Strategies: A Retrospective from 7 Adults with Special Needs Educated in Connecticut Public School
No full textThe educational community has developed many programs, support systems, and provided teacher training that is focused on promoting professional knowledge and skills, and acceptable support systems for students with special needs. However, there is little evidence that this has been successful in making changes, beyond the school. In an inclusive educational setting special education students are provided with the opportunities to develop social interactions with their peers within the structure of the classroom and the schools. Yet, for the great majority of these students, their socialization with peers begins and ends at the school door. The focus of this study will be to look for patterns of social development that assist some students to construct the transition into independent socialization, and to endeavor to distinguish factors that indicate why certain individuals are more successful with that transition. Individuals who were identified to receive special education services in the public schools in a predominately inclusive setting were the subjects of the research. Semi structured interviews with these adults and their families were conducted to gain insight into the patterns and paths that led to their current social status. Additionally, the researcher sought to recognize how the subjects perceive the notion of friendship and the significance that that social concept has in their lives
The Monopolizing Fruit
No full textAccording to recent reports, USA Today claims that about half of the United States population owns on average 1.6 Apple products ranging from iPhones, iPads, iPods, and Mac computers. In order to test this hypothesis, a convenience study was conducted to validate the findings. In this study, a random selection of fifty male and female college students were asked how many Apple products they owned. This data was used to quantify a statistical analysis in attempt to refute or fail to refute USA Today’s claim
The Scribe
No full textThis is the September 2015 edition of the Scribe, Issue 1. The front page features articles on the war in Syria and Dr. Parris Chang's lecture "China's Emergence as a Political and Economic Power". Additional coverage includes articles on Israel's construction of a border fence with Jordan, Syrian refugees in Europe, entertainment and sports news
The Scribe
No full textThis is the February 2015 edition of The Scribe, Issue 6. The front page features an article on the World Health Organization’s declaration of Zika as a public health emergency, as well as a profile of Dr. Stephen Healey, UB’s new provost. Additional coverage includes solar energy in Morocco, along with entertainment, comics, and sports
How Experience Improves Lacrosse Statistics
No full textEmily Catalano's poster on LaCrosse scoring statistics based on the experience of LaCrosse players
