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An Analysis of European and NATO Security
No full textAmid rising international tensions, it is critical to analyze and evaluate NATO’s role in European security in light of the invasion of Ukraine. My research includes an examination of the historical context of NATO’s relations with Russia, the implications of NATO’s enlargement, potential outcomes, Western “war fatigue‚” and possibilities of escalation. Faculty Sponsor: Professor David Goldber
Voices of the Forgotten: how digital media can operate as a memorial
No full textMy research essay / speech was about an independent holocaust museum constructed and located entirely within Fortnite. While I first saw this as a massive joke, or a really bad way for Fortnite to try to beat the allegations that they were anti-semitic, this museum led me down a path where I learned about memes as a form of historical memory - framed through the 2016 Indian demonetization crisis. It opened my eyes to the future of digital memorials as a way to memorialize past events, like the Chicago COVID online memorial wall, and to how these memorials might end up hurting the very causes they try to help.
Faculty Sponsor: Brandon Woo
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Get PDFThe text reflects on the author\u27s childhood ambitions, shifts to a nursing career, and recounts experiences in diverse healthcare roles over eight years. Despite an initial interest in becoming a doctor, the author chose nursing, navigating challenges in intensive care during the Covid pandemic. The narrative also highlights teaching, community service, and a commitment to palliative care, with future aspirations of working as a nurse practitioner in this field
Anne Boleyn: Villain or Victim?
No full textI was interested in researching the truth of about Anne Boleyn. She is often portrayed as this wicked woman who bewitched Henry and almost brought about the end of England, but they say history is written by the victor, so what is the true story?
Faculty Sponsor: Maria Ritzem
How White Privilege Drives Censorship
No full textSince I have realized I will be going into teaching, I decided to investigate why history teachers tend to leave so much out. I have had to learn many things about my own history in my free time, but I realize we don\u27t ALL have free time.
Faculty Sponsor: Bob Hazar
Framework for Ethical Implementation of Remote Proctoring in Education
No full textThe COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent rapid transition of educational assessment from in-person to online formats saw a rise in remotely proctored assessments increase. While this modality had grown in years prior to the pandemic, it grew globally in early 2020. Adoption of technology-assisted solutions for remote proctoring was sudden and widespread. Now, as institutions more strategically plan long-term, sustainable solutions, it is important to analyze both the needs of the institution and the technologies available to make the most informed decisions. The technologies available in remotely proctored tests are examined for benefits and potential concerns. In addition, a framework for the ethical implementation of remote proctoring is presented as a guide for institutions that offers the opportunity for input from multiple user groups
