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Singleton Shadowgram: Future of Singleton Illustrations
Inspired by 19th century photogenic drawings, Shadowgram brings a unique image making process to the digital age. Audiences generate their own shadowgram portraits and display them with a connected statement on stimulus Illustrations. Shadowgram seeks for audiences to respond to a provocation through igniting ideas in text and image, discussion, and new enquiry.Singleton community members had the opportunity to join the social brainstorming. Using Shadowgram, they created a silhouette image of themselves and pasted it onto illustrations of Singleton, providing engaging insights into how they see the Singleton of tomorrow
[Letter from Clayton Shirley to A. O. Singleton - February 20, 1940]
Letter addressed to Dr. A. O. Singleton from Dr. Clayton Shirley and copied to Dr. Meyer Bodansky on February 20, 1940. The letter seeks biographical information from both Dr. Bodansky and Dr. Singleton for a leaflet to be given out at a district medical meeting, where the pair will be presenting their latest research
Patricia Singleton-Young, oral history interview
Ms. Pat Singleton-Young, retired Director of CCU Multicultural Services, is interviewed by three students and their professor Andrew Busch as part of their Honors 306 class. Singleton-Young discusses the early days of Coastal and her involvement with student activities and continuing assistance in students\u27 lives at CCU.https://digitalcommons.coastal.edu/honors-306/1003/thumbnail.jp
Interview with J. Clay Singleton
A native of St. Louis, MO, J. Clay Singleton received his BAS in Political Science from Washington University in St. Louis in 1969, his MBA and PhD in Business from the University of Missouri-Columbia in 1972 and 1979, respectively. In addition, he also earned his CFA designation in 1985. After college, Singleton first served in the US Army, then became a professor at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln (1979-1991), and later the Dean of College of Business Administration at the University of North Texas (1991-1995).
Before joining the Crummer faculty, Singleton was Vice President of Ibbotson Associates (1999-2002), where he was responsible for the firm\u27s consulting, training, and research activities. Prior to Ibbotson Associates, he was Senior Vice President for Curriculum and Examinations at the Chartered Financial Analysts Institute (1995-1998). In that capacity, he was responsible for the CFA program\u27s candidate curriculum and examinations.
Through his professional career, Professor J. Clay Singleton has been an educator, researcher, and investment practitioner. He joined the faculty of the Crummer School as Professor of Finance in September 2002. His research in investments and finance has been widely published in both practitioner and academic journals. He has contributed articles to the Journal of Finance, Financial Management, and the Journal of Portfolio Management, among others; and has authored several books, including Core-Satellite Portfolio Management: A Modern Approach to Professionally Managed Funds (McGraw-Hill), and Survey Research in Finance (Oxford University Press).
At Rollins, Dr. Singleton taught finance and investment courses, and has been honored for his teaching with the Crummer Student Choice Awards in 2003 and 2004. In 2004, he was chosen as the first recipient of the Cornell Distinguished Faculty Award presented by Rollins College for outstanding teaching, research, and service. In 2009, he received the Rollins College Cornell Distinguished Teaching Award, and was named the George D. and Harriet W. Cornell Chair in Finance. In addition, he received the Rollins College Distinguished Service Award in 2016.
Dr. Singleton is also a consultant to the investment profession and works with a variety of institutional and individual clients. He is a principal in Marshall Singleton Consultants, providing consulting and expert witness testimony on breaches of fiduciary duty and valuation. Dr. Singleton was a Trustee of the Retirement System of the American Red Cross for six years, and has served on the Pension Committee of Rollins College. He is a member of the Investment Advisory Board for Adventist Health Systems, and formerly served as Director of Index Research for PCE, a Central Florida investment bank. Although Dr. Singleton officially retires from Rollins College in 2017, he still plans to teach occasionally at the Crummer Business School
Implementation Of Various Types Of Fuzzy Controls On A Mobile Robot Using Sonar Sensors [QA9.64. N438 2008 f rb].
Dalam penyelidikan ini, sebuah robot bergerak telah digunakan untuk mengimplementasikan kawalan fuzzy jenis ‘Non-Singleton Type-2’ untuk kawalan pergerakan pengemudian dan tepian dinding dengan bantuan penderia sonar.
In this work, non-singleton type-2 fuzzy control has been implemented on a mobile robot for steering and sidewall movement control with the aid of ultrasonic sensors to compare its performances with the singleton type-2 and type-1 fuzzy control
Interviews with African Americans in Utah, Oscar Singleton
Transcript (77 pages) of an interview by Leslie Kelen with Oscar Singleton on July 14, 1983. From Interviews with African Americans in UtahMr. Singleton discusses his move from South Carolina to Utah and life as a Pullman Porter
Samuel Morris Singleton Oral History, November 6, 2009
This interview with Samuel Morris Singleton details his family\u27s deep roots in Ferron, Utah, starting with his pioneer grandparents, their contributions to the settlement of the town, and the establishment of Singleton\u27s store. He recounts his childhood in Ferron, emphasizing the community\u27s generosity and his family\u27s practice of taking in those in need, including his father\u27s compassion for the less fortunate and his mother\u27s role as a caregiver and host to single schoolteachers. Singleton discusses his career as a teacher, his military service, and his marriage to Alta, a convert to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He also provides insights into the history of Ferron\u27s schools, the contentious consolidation of high schools in Emery County, and shares various family artifacts and stories, including a missionary journal and a small suit from a deceased relative, highlighting the importance of preserving personal and local history
Max Lyall and Craig Singleton in a Guest Artist Concert
This is the program for the guest artist recital featuring pianist Max Lyall and baritone Craig Singleton from the Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary. This recital took place on March 27, 1990, on Ouachita Baptist University\u27s campus
Acyclicity and singleton cores in matching markets
This paper analyzes the role of acyclicity in singleton cores. We show that the absence of simultaneous cycles is a sufficient condition for the existence of singleton cores. Furthermore, acyclicity in the preferences of either side of the market is a minimal condition that guarantees the existence of singleton cores. If firms or workers preferences are acyclical, unique stable matching is obtained through a procedure that resembles a serial dictatorship. Thus, acyclicity generalizes the notion of common preferences. It follows that if the firms or workers preferences are acyclical, unique stable matching is strongly efficient for the other side of the marketStable matching, Acyclicity, Singleton cores
Anita Singleton Prather Interview
Anita Singleton-Prather is the founding director of ASE Gullah Education and the Gullah Kinfolk Traveling Theatre. Her main stage character is Aunt Pearlie Sue. She grew up in Beaufort and Saint Helena Island, attended Penn School, and then went on to attend Howard University in Washington, DC. She sings the following songs in her interview: Lowdown, Let Me Ride, If you Pray Right, Won\u27t Turn Back, I\u27m a Soldier in the Army, Please Lawdy, Don\u27t Leave Me, That\u27s Alright, Get Right with God, Do You Wanna Go, Holy Spirit, and Oh Zion, What\u27s the Matter.https://digitalcommons.coastal.edu/voice-of-an-island-oral-histories-and-service-recordings/1003/thumbnail.jp
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