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Jordyn Stasiak: WSU Outstanding Graduate
No full textWinona State University (WSU) student Jordyn Stasiak was awarded the WSU Outstanding Graduate Award in 2023.https://openriver.winona.edu/chemistryawards/1011/thumbnail.jp
Junior Recital, Jordyn Burton, piano
Full text linkThe presentation of this junior recital will fulfill in part the requirements for the Bachelor of Music degree in Performance. Jordyn Burton studies piano with Dr. Yin Zheng
Software Engineering Podcast - Jordyn Hartzell
No full textJordyn Hartzell is in a group creating a social media program targeted at gamers, to help them to find long-term friends. There will be a profile and an algorithm to match people up. Her project is to develop the algorith
Jordyn Beranek, Soprano
Full text linkCinq mélodies de Venise / Gabriel Fauré; from From the Book of Nightmares / Jake Heggie; Auguste jam coelestium / Franz Schubert; from Frauenliebe und –Leben / Robert Schumann; Air des bijoux / Charles Gouno
Senior Recital: Jordyn Shultz, Horn; April 6, 2018
Full text linkKemp Recital HallApril 6, 2018Friday Evening6:00 p.m
The Black Friary: Reflections on a Community Archaeology Project
Full text linkAbout the author:
Jordyn Marlin is a senior studying history at Palm Beach Atlantic University. After two seasons of fieldwork in Irish medieval archaeology, she looks forward to continuing her education at the University of Glasgow in the Celtic and Viking Archaeology MLitt program
Alumni Spotlight: Jordyn (McCord) Wintczak
Full text linkJordyn (McCord) Wintczak published an article in volume 7 (2017) of the Journal of Purdue Undergraduate Research during her time spent completing her baccalaureate degree
Theatre Performance Program:
No full textJordyn talks about how attending the Simon Fraser University's Theatre Performance Program has changed her
No. 14, "Jordyn"
No full text"Jordyn" discusses her experiences moving from Alaska to Boise, Idaho at age 17 in 1995. The Mormon Homelands Young Women Project audio-visual collection (2014-2017) consists of oral history interviews with LDS young women about their experience moving from Mormon-minority communities to Mormon-majority communities. Their moves occurred from 1975-2000, when narrators were from 12 to 19 years of age. All interviewees have been anonymized and given pseudonyms
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