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Isabella Owen wins 25th Shambarger Competition at Ouachita
Get PDFIsabella Owen, a senior music major from Jonesboro, Ark., won the 25th Annual Mary Shambarger Competition for Singers held Tuesday, Feb. 21, in McBeth Recital Hall at Ouachita Baptist University. Hosted by the Division of Music in Ouachita’s School of Fine Arts, the competition is named for the late Mary Shambarger, professor emerita of music at Ouachita. Shambarger served on the music faculty for 32 years, teaching voice and directing student choral groups until her retirement in 1998
Ouachita alumni further technology in schools with Apptegy
Get PDFOuachita Baptist University has sustained momentum in equipping students for postgraduate success, consistently reporting career outcomes rates that far exceed the national average. Graduates are pursuing opportunities in a variety of fields, including technology. For example, five alumni working at Apptegy, an education software company in Little Rock, Ark., are developing software for K-12 school marketing. Their contributions include software engineering, designing user-friendly interfaces and ensuring client success with Apptegy products
History, Methods, and Psychology of Illustrations in Children\u27s Literature
Get PDFThis honors thesis includes two parts. The first is a paper written on the history of illustration in children\u27s literature, the ways in which illustrations are created, and the psychological reasoning and effect of illustration in children\u27s literature. The second part is a book created for children to inspire an interest in illustration and give basic information about different kinds of illustration
Aunt Patti\u27s Good Cooking: An Anti-Inflammatory Cookbook and Guide
Get PDFThe concept for this project is a cookbook full of anti-inflammatory recipes and information about the diet. These include some of my favorite recipes that I have somehow modified to align more with the diet. There are also sections that give readers information about the diet including what the types of inflammatory and anti-inflammatory foods are, tips for eating out, how to stock the pantry, and more
The Stigmatization of Eating Disorders Based on Cultures: The South vs The World
Get PDFIntroduction: Eating Disorders (ED) are a current pandemic affecting boys, girls, men, and women of all ages, races, sizes, and backgrounds. Just in the United States alone, nine percent of the population, or 28.8 million Americans, will have an eating disorder in their lifetime.1 This statistic only takes into account the people who sought help, but there are still millions that go untreated or undiagnosed throughout their lifetime. According to the American Psychiatric Association, ED is defined as behavioral conditions characterized by severe and persistent disturbance in eating behaviors and associated distressing thoughts and emotions.3 Some of the common ED include anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa and binge-eating.
Methods: A cohort study was conducted between October 24th, 2022 to October 30th, 2022 at Ouachita Baptist University (OBU). An online survey was conducted, and a QR code was used for easy access. The survey was given to male and female students from all the different schools across campus, including Natural Sciences, Social Sciences, Education, Business, Christian Studies, Fine Arts, and Humanities. There were a total of 130 participants in this research. All the responses remained anonymous.
Results: The greater percentage of participants were 18 years old, in the freshman classification, and female. Most of the participants have an overall knowledge on what ED are and what it entails. Overall, Southern beauty standards for women were based on their thinness and for men on their muscle mass.
Conclusion: Due to society’s impossible beauty standards, many people are prone to develop an ED. It is important to provide proper education to prevent this disease but also to provide proper treatment
The Effects of Differing Light Wavelengths and Gravity on
Get PDFPhysarum is a slime mold in the class of Mycetozoan and the family of Physaraceae. It is a single cellular, multinuclear organism that is not classified as an animal, plant, or fungi. Physarum growth for long-term space travel would be beneficial because it is a decomposer and is able to break down material and waste to recycle. This is important for transferring energy and allowing other organisms to grow. The purpose of this experiment is to study the effect of different light wavelengths and the influence of gravity on Physarum growth patterns
A Preacher\u27s Wife
Get PDFEvergreen Baptist Church hired the seminarian as soon as he graduated. Brother Sam, as they would call him, had pastored part-time while in college; this was his first full-time appointment. His age exceeded what one would have expected, but he had laid out a year to make money for college; worked and preached to put himself through school; and interrupted seminary to serve as a US Army chaplain on convoy duty, in gliders briefly, then as a paratrooper, and mustered out as a major. He’d packed much experience into his twenty-nine years. He’d married during the war, so moving from Louisville, Kentucky meant bringing his wife and their pre-school son
Isabella Owen in a Senior Voice Recital
Get PDFThis is the program for the senior voice recital of soprano Isabella Owen. Dr. Ian Aipperspach accompanied the performance on piano. Mr. Mac Ricks also assisted with the performance. The recital took place on April 11, 2023, in the McBeth Recital Hall