994 research outputs found
Linda Stone and Abigail Sullivan
No full textIWU alumni Linda Stone \u2785 and Abigail Sullivan 2008 during the annual Women\u27s Summit, sponsored by the IWU Council for Women. To hear a conversation between Linda and Abigail recorded during the summit, please see https://digitalcommons.iwu.edu/oral_hist/71/https://digitalcommons.iwu.edu/oralhistory_gallery/1144/thumbnail.jp
Dr. Abigail Cheever – Faculty Author Interview
No full textAbigail Cheever, Associate Professor of English and Coordinator of the Film Studies Program, discusses her new book, Real Phonies : Cultures of Authenticity in Post-World War II America, published by the University of Georgia Press. By focusing on authenticity and identity, Dr. Cheever analyzes the changing representation of adolescence, depression, serial killers, Jewish and African American experience, and corporations in the transition from existentialism to post-structuralism and multiculturalism in America
Providence College Faculty Author Series 2016-2017: Abigail Brooks
Get PDFIn this installment of the Faculty Authors Series, Abigail Brooks (Women\u27s Studies, Providence College) discusses her newest book The Ways Women Age: Using and Refusing Cosmetic Intervention
Providence College Faculty Author Series 2016-2017: Abigail Brooks
No full textIn this installment of the Faculty Authors Series, Abigail Brooks (Women\u27s Studies, Providence College) discusses her newest book The Ways Women Age: Using and Refusing Cosmetic Intervention
Abigail Sullivan and Linda Stone
Get PDFSince its inception in 2006, Illinois Wesleyan alumnae have been offering guidance and mentorship to current female students through the Council for IWU Women. The Council’s signature event is the annual summit, open to all IWU women—alumnae, students, faculty and staff. Held on the IWU campus March 3-4, the theme of the 2017 summit was “Raise Your Voice”. Special guests at the 2017 event included Casey Erin Clark ’04 and Julie Fogh, the founders of Vital Voice Training, an organization dedicated to creating a deeper understanding of effective communication.
Oral Interviews are one many summit activities that bring alumni and students together to share their experiences. In this interview, Abigail Sullivan \u2708 and Linda Stone \u2785 discuss their time at Illinois Wesleyan, and life after
No. 34, "Abigail"
No full text"Abigail" discusses her experiences moving from Washington to Tooele, Utah at age 13 in 1998. 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
Statewide drought and heat needs assessment with Oregon farmers and ranchers
No full textlead author: Berit Dinsdale, Ph.D. ; project supervisors and co-contributors: María Zamora Re, Ph.D. and Abigail Tomasek, Ph.D.This archived document is maintained by the State Library of Oregon as part of the Oregon Documents Depository Program. It is for informational purposes and may not be suitable for legal purposes.Includes bibliographical references (pages 69-70).Mode of access: Internet from the Oregon Government Publications Collection.Text in English
Land fragmentation under rapid urbanization: A cross-site analysis of Southwestern cities
No full textabstract: Using National Land Cover Data we analyzed land fragmentation trends from 1992 to 2001 in five southwestern cities associated with Long Term Ecological Research (LTER) sites.Corresponding Author:
Abigail M. York
Arizona State University
[email protected]
Stick and Stone
No full textStick and Stone is a sweet story about an unexpected friendship between a stick and a stone. At first Stick and Stone are alone but then they meet on a playground and become fast friends. But then trials and challenges hit in the form of a mocking pinecone that makes fun of Stone and a hurricane that blows Stick away. However, Stick and Stone stick up for each other (pun intended) because friendship rocks (another intended pun)
Updating the criminal law on child neglect: protecting children from severe emotional abuse
No full textPaper by Abigail Gill (Policy and Research Assistant at the charity Action for Children) concerned with updating the law on child neglect to protect children from emotional neglect. The author highlights the problem, the need for legislation, the detail of that legislation and the mechanism for bringing forward that legislative change. This paper gives the perspective of a body campaigning for a change in the law
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