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Sensory Evaluation of Sugar Cookies Using Sugar Substitutes
The purpose of this research was to identify which artificial sweetener functions as the best alterative to sugar
Determining the Host Range of Bacteriophages with Four Different Gordonia Bacteria Hosts
Money Makes the Diamond: A Creation of a Predictive Model to Forecast On-Field Performance Through Usage of Past Financial Data
This paper examines the feasibility of using statistics to predict win values for major league baseball. Definite correlations were discovered between a Major League organization’s finances and on-field performance. Stated correlations are used to generate a predictive model that will predict on-field outcomes. Using regression analysis, such a model is construed, and successfully predicted win ratios for Major League Baseball organizations using only available past financial data
Increasing Exclusive Breastfeeding: Baby-Friendly Initiatives
This research investigates the Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative and Baby-Friendly Community Initiative on increasing exclusive breastfeeding rates; it also suggests a plan for implementing the Baby-Friendly Community Initiative protocols within a small community
Crosstalk between Vitamin D Receptor Signaling and Glucocorticoids in Musculoskeletal-Induced Atrophy
Integrating Individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Through Transitional Programs on a College Campus
Individuals with disabilities are often misunderstood, pitied, or even intentionally ignored by society. One huge way that this population can be helped is through community outreach programs that provide physical, mental, and social stimulation for those with disabilities. Individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) make up a portion of the population that wants to be and should be associated with experiencing these milestones; we are under a period of expansion in which the standards for the IDD population are being raised. The research to identify the best methods of program set-up for IDD individuals is expanding, with peer-mentoring in college as well as community-based transition programs showing significant improvement and benefits for all involved (Farley et al., 2014). College campuses provide the ideal environment for persons with disabilities to interact with neurotypical peers, practice independent life skills, and increase self-determination (Schillaci et al., 2021)
Ouachita students honored for their work published in Assayers 31
The Department of Language & Literature in Ouachita Baptist University’s School of Humanities honored nine students for their academic and creative writing featured in “Assayers 31,” the department’s annual academic journal used for instruction in all Composition I classes. The students were recognized during a fall awards ceremony at the Elrod Center for Family & Community