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K Jersey, Display
No full textDisplay case with a letterman sweater from the KSTC era of Pitt State. To the left of the case are two pennant flags from the KSTC and SMTN eras of Pitt State.https://digitalcommons.pittstate.edu/sweatt_lecture/1031/thumbnail.jp
Negro Leagues Display, Photographs
No full textTwo framed items on display in the Negro Leagues case. On the left, a newspaper clipping titled Dedication is set for Humboldt field. The clipping details the ceremony that was taking place to dedicate a baseball and softball field in George Sweatt\u27s name. On the right, a photograph of a metal plaque with a bio and relief of Sweatt. An ovular photo of Sweatt in his baseball uniform has been inserted on top of the photograph.https://digitalcommons.pittstate.edu/sweatt_lecture/1047/thumbnail.jp
Audience
No full textPhotograph of the audience at Phil Dixon\u27s lecture, Kansas City Monarchs and America\u27s Pastime. Most are smiling or laughing at something Phil had said. Photograph taken during the 2025 Gene DeGruson Lecture.https://digitalcommons.pittstate.edu/sweatt_lecture/1064/thumbnail.jp
Submitting Your Thesis into Digital Commons@PSU
Get PDFA step by step guide showing students how to submit their thesis for the review process in Digital Commons. It covers creating an account through final approval
Gymnasium - Contruction
No full textBlack and white photo of the gymnasium being contructed.https://digitalcommons.pittstate.edu/weede_gym/1000/thumbnail.jp
Gymnasium - Exterior
No full textBlack and white photo of the gymnasium as seen from the Oval, undated.https://digitalcommons.pittstate.edu/weede_gym/1001/thumbnail.jp
Recasting Gender Roles: A Study of Indian Television Commercials (2011– 2020)
Get PDFOn media, television commercials (TVCs) play a significant role in shaping societal perceptions of gender roles. This study examines gender depictions in Indian TVCs, focusing on key dimensions such as gender ratio in primary characters, voiceovers, settings (home, outdoor, workplace), and product categories. A content analysis of 120 TVCs from Indian brands (2011–2020) was conducted, with coding performed by the researcher. Findings reveal that men were primary characters in 54.6% of the advertisements, while women featured in 45.4%. Male voiceovers dominated at 70.1%, compared to 29.9% for females. Women were portrayed in home settings in 66.7% of TVCs, while men appeared in 33.3%. Outdoor settings showed no significant gender difference, contrary to expectations. In workplace settings, men exclusively appeared (100%), with no representation of women. Product categories linked women predominantly to household and healthcare products, while men dominated categories like banking, technology, and transportation. This study bridges gaps in research on gender representation in media within the diverse cultural context of India. Findings are contextualized using Social Learning Theory and highlighting the potential societal impacts of stereotypical gender portrayals in advertisements
Heckert-Wells, Undated
No full textBlack and white photo of Heckert-Wells as seen from the Ovalhttps://digitalcommons.pittstate.edu/ch-hw/1132/thumbnail.jp
Chandler Hall Interior, Plants
No full textBlack and white photo of the interior in Chandler Hall of a planter box under an interior window looking through into another room.https://digitalcommons.pittstate.edu/chandler-facs/1016/thumbnail.jp
Front of Kelce
No full textBlack and white photo of a woman exiting the Gladys A. Kelce building, Center for Business and Economic Development.https://digitalcommons.pittstate.edu/kelcebuilding/1046/thumbnail.jp