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Varieties of Interdisciplinary Approaches in the Social Sciences: A 1981 Overview
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Venturing Into Interdisciplinary Tasks: Common Challenges for Faculty and Students
(Association for Interdisciplinary Studies, 1999)This article offers a series of vignettes of a group of faculty working together to write a collection of essays on interdisciplinary teaching and learning, as these shed light on possibilities for transformative experiences ... -
Violent Crime and the Economy
This thesis examines how the state of the economy in Michigan relates to the violent crime rate in the state. The state of the economy is represented by the independent variables of income and unemployment. An econometric ... -
Vision 2010 and Communication
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Visiting Professionals: Bill Bonds
(2011-01-18)Visiting Professionals is a speaker series hosted by Student Video Productions designed to bring industry professionals to campus in order to discuss their career and experiences with students. -
Vulnerability of AII Amacrine Cells in Oxygen-induced Retinopathy
The retina is a patchwork of many different specialized neurons that all work together to pass visual stimuli to the brain for interpretation. These cells include the rod and cone photoreceptors and different classes of ... -
Warren "Bud" R. Cornock, US Navy veteran-WWII
(Oakland University, 2004)Warren "Bud" R. Cornock is a veteran of World War II, having served in the Navy reserves. He is being interviewed about his war experiences at Oakland University, Rochester, Mich. This interview is part of the Veterans ... -
Water Birthing
This thesis will examine the question: “What are the benefits and consequences of water birthing?” Water-birthing is practiced as a procedure in hospitals, however, it is theorized that due to risks, it is rarely used. ... -
Water Festival 2009 - May 21, 2009
(2011-01-18)The Clinton River Water Festival is an educational and enjoyable learning experience for fifth-grade students from the Clinton River Watershed community schools in Oakland County. The festival design allows students to ... -
Waterwonderland OU to have a scenic lake
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Web tutorials workflows: How scholarship, institutional experiences, and peer institutions' practices shaped one academic library's online learning offerings
(Emerald Insight, 2014-03-21)This article addresses how one academic library sought to better offer its online learning objects to students. Through a careful reading of the scholarship in the area, informal interviews with academic librarians at the ... -
[Welcome Week Fall 2009]
(2010-08-13)Explore OU is a monthly magazine show hosted and crewed entirely by students. This show highlights people and campus happens and also provides information on upcoming events. -
Western and Contemporary Global Conceptions of Creativity in Relief Against Approaches from So-called "Traditional" Cultures
(Association for Interdisciplinary Studies, 1997)For the past few centuries, many in the West have defined their culture as "modern," "dynamic," and "creative," in opposition to other cultures which they have called "traditional," "backward," and of the 20th century, ... -
What Are Transdisciplinary Principles?
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What Do We Know About Knowledge?
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What Do You Say to a Devil's Advocate?
(Association for Interdisciplinary Studies, 1983) -
Where Do Ideas in Science Come From? Teaching Light and Vision as a Case Study
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Which Advocacy Strategies are Most Effective? Examining the Women and Gender Constituency at the May 2017 Bonn Climate Conference
Women’s rights are a crucial aspect of environmental rights because women, particularly those in the developing world, are disproportionately harmed by climate change (Alston 2013; Dankelman 2010; Women Watch n.d.). In ...