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Austrian Holocaust Memoirs: Processing the Past in an Intergenerational Context
No full textA presentation that was delivered in the Fifth University Research Day at the Catholic University of America in 2020
Has the NHL succumbed to the media pressure of getting rid of the enforcer role and how has that harmed the game?
No full textA presentation that was delivered in the Fifth University Research Day at the Catholic University of America in 2020
Unselfish
No full text“Unselfish” is a work of original non-fiction that seeks to understand how a woman's worth has been influenced by cultural and personal expectations over time. It examines how self-confidence and self-esteem have been shaped by inherited gender roles and social perceptions of female athletes. It interrogates how the self is accepted and sacrificed in the pursuit of individual and collective greatness, and how competition impacts self-expression and the fundamental need for belonging. These pages are the beginning of a memoir.Creative writingLiteratureDegree Awarded: M.F.A. Literature. American Universit
Religious Leaders’ Trust in Mental Health Professionals
No full textA presentation that was delivered in the Fifth University Research Day at the Catholic University of America in 2020.This research was collaborated with Jennifer Charles, Sahara Brodsky, Tram Nguyen, Margaret Kase, Caitlin Fitzgeral
The Metaphysics of Gender in Aquinas and Finley
No full textThe first chapter of this thesis will provide background from Thomistic metaphysics that is necessary in order to investigate Thomas’ understanding of gender. This is done by looking to Thomas’ understanding of the person as a unity of body and soul and the relationship between substance and accident. The chapter will also include an investigation of substantial form and the power of generation. Then, the second chapter will examine Thomas’ explicit argument for gender stemming from matter, his classification of gender as a unique inseparable accident, and John Finley’s argument for gender stemming from the soul based on his understanding of the power of generation as ‘cogenerative’. Finley’s argument will ultimately be shown to be unsuccessful, leaving us to conclude that gender must come from matter.MetaphysicsAquinas, body, composite, Finley, Gender, soulPhilosophyDegree Awarded: M.A.--Philosophy. The Catholic University of Americ
Replacing Discipline with Trauma-Informed Treatment
No full textA presentation that was delivered in the Fifth University Research Day at the Catholic University of America in 2020
The Effects of School-Based Trauma Treatments on the Academic Outcomes of Traumatized Students
No full textA presentation that was delivered in the Fifth University Research Day at the Catholic University of America in 2020
View of the National Mall and the Washington Monument
No full textA green lawn leads up to the Washington Monument. The tan gravel path is pictured on the right of the photo. Trees line both sides of the mall
Sign of closure at Jacob's Coffee House
No full textSign of closure at Jacob's Coffee House reads, in letter form, 'Tuesday, March 24. To My Beloved Customers, Last evening at 8 pm, the District of Columbia issued a COVID-19 Wireless Emergency Alert (WEA). This alert closes all non-essential businesses through April 24. Although Jacob's coffee shop is a 'grab-and-go' and thus may be considered an essential business, my priority is your health. Out of an abundance of caution, I am temporarily closing Jacob's. I will closely monitor the District's Coronavirus alerts and reopen as soon as i believe it is safe for you that I do. Thank you for your support. I hold deep affection for each of you and hope to see you over coffee again very soon. I pray that you and your loved ones are safe and in good health. Warmly, Jasmin. Write to say hello! [email protected]
Closed entrance to Congressional Cemetery with a sign posted on the fence
No full textClosed entrance to Congressional Cemetery with a sign posted on the fence