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Lenny Fant
No full text(L to R) Lenny Fant and Lawson Swearingen.https://repository.ulm.edu/sports/2032/thumbnail.jp
Coaching Staff
No full text(L to R) Camile Currier, Johnny Holstead, Benny Hollis, and Lenny Fant.https://repository.ulm.edu/sports/2033/thumbnail.jp
Basketball Reunion
No full textLloyd Williams is pictured on the far right.https://repository.ulm.edu/sports/2034/thumbnail.jp
Basketball Reunion
No full textWritten on the back, (L to R) Buddy Embanoto, Harold Davis, Bob Carson, Keith Richard, and Ken Foster. Basketball reunion - Bob Carson\u27s house - February 25.https://repository.ulm.edu/sports/2037/thumbnail.jp
Basketball Team
No full textPhoto taken about 1975. Written on the back, (L to R) Front row- Randy Pierce, Milt Andrews, Jerry Jingles. Second row- Jerry Walker, Pat Smith, Rickey Rayle, Rance Cram, Charlie Delicraeux. Third row- Steve Kammerman, Roger Green, David Pickett, Mike Rose, Graylon Davis, Tommy Grubb.https://repository.ulm.edu/sports/2046/thumbnail.jp
Jemeeka Williams
No full textPhoto located in Beauty Queens folder. Photo taken about 1995.https://repository.ulm.edu/people/4162/thumbnail.jp
Charles Martin
No full textCoach Charlie Martin is pictured on the left.https://repository.ulm.edu/sports/2128/thumbnail.jp
Considerations For Developing Effective Mobile Mental Health Applications
No full textMobile mental health applications (MMHAs) are mobile applications developed with the intention of bettering the mental health of their users. There is a wide array of MMHAs currently available on digital markets, but the effectiveness of these applications remains in question. Research on the persuasive strategies employed by these applications would lead to an increase in the effectiveness of intervention methods utilized. Developing guidelines to assist in the creation of these applications would benefit developers and end-users. There is a critical need for MMHAs as they are accessible and often affordable treatment options for hard-to-reach, stigmatized or undertreated populations. This need for accessibility has only been magnified by the COVID-19 pandemic, which has caused increased mental health issues within the United States and decreased the availability of face-to-face therapy