• Pathways from polyvictimization to offline and online sexual harassment victimization among South Korean adolescents 

  Hong, Jun Sung; Kim, Jinwon; Lee, Jeoung Min; Saxon, Shani; Thornberg, Robert (Springer Link, 3/14/2023)

  This study aimed to investigate the association between polyvictimization and offline and online sexual harassment and whether the association might be mediated by internalizing problems, low school satisfaction, and ...

• Symmetries of spaces with lower curvature bounds 

  Searle, Catherine (American Mathematical Society, 4/1/2023)

  [No abstract available]

• Compassion fatigue and spiritual leaders: A pilot study 

  Malone, Stormy; Lewis, Rhonda K. (SAGE Publications, 9/26/2022)

  This is a pilot study on compassion fatigue experienced by spiritual leaders. The sample consisted of 15 religious affiliations with a total of 41 participants (30 males and 11 females). In this sample, spiritual leaders ...

• Accessing gluon polarization with high-${P}_{T}$ hadrons in SIDIS 

  Whitehill, R.M.; Zhou, Yiyu; Sato, N.; Melnitchouk, W. (American Physical Society, 2023-02-27)

  A recent global QCD analysis of jet production and other polarized scattering data has found the presence of negative solutions for the gluon helicity distribution in the proton, Δg, along with the traditional Δg > 0 ...

• Manifolds with nonnegative curvature operator of the second kind 

  Li, Xiaolong (World Scientific Publishing Co., 2023-01-13)

  We investigate the curvature operator of the second kind on Riemannian manifolds and prove several classification results. The first one asserts that a closed Riemannian manifold with three-positive curvature operator of ...

• Using Biological Motion to Investigate Perceptual–Cognitive Expertise in Law Enforcement Use-of-Force Decisions 

  Connelly, Monica E.; Suss, Joel E.; Vangsness, Lisa (Springer Link, 2023-03-04)

  Research focused on police officers’ decision-making in ambiguous use-of-force situations has yet to investigate the role that a suspect’s biological motion plays in unknown-object identification. The current study uses ...

• COVID-19 health disparities minority health and health equity 

  Walker, Melissa; De La Rosa, Ernestor; Lovelady, Teresa; Miller, Melody McCray (Wichita State University, 9/18/2020)

  The disproportionate effect of COVID-19 on the health of racial and ethnic minorities is becoming clear. Essential workers, many in low wage jobs, racial and ethnic minorities are at greater risk of contracting the virus. ...

• COVID-19 Its impact on the performing arts and its audiences 

  Miller, Rodney; Baker, Danette; MacDonald, David; Miller, Matt; Santiago, Marisa (Wichita State University, 9/25/2020)

  The disproportionate effect of COVID-19 on the events industry, of which the performing arts is a significant portion, is devastating. It was the first industry to close down and will be the last to fully open back up. ...

• Rethinking the city and the community for a post-pandemic world 

  Billingham, Chase (Wichita State University, 9/10/2020)

  Cities are places characterized by constant activity, dense social interaction, and innovation fostered in collaborative working environments. With the widespread adoption of social distancing, bans on large gatherings, ...

• In search of a COVID-19 vaccine and therapeutics 

  Groutas, William (Wichita State University, 5/11/2020)

  Since the emergence of severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2, SARS-CoV-2, and the end of March 2020, there have been almost 1,500,000 cases of COVID-19 and more than 90,000 deaths worldwide. There are currently ...

• The impact of COVID-19 on democracy in the world 

  Azpuru, Dinorah (Wichita State University, 9/9/2020)

  Beyond the effects on health, the COVID-19 pandemic has had huge effects on the economy, but also on politics in countries around the world. More specifically, in certain countries, it has impacted democracy in a negative ...

• The impacts of COVID-19 on incarcerated people and their families 

  Boppre, Breanna (Wichita State University, 9/15/2020)

  Breanna Boppre will discuss the implications of COVID-19 for correctional agencies nationwide and in Kansas. She will provide preliminary results from her ongoing mixed-methods study that examines families' experiences of ...

• Influenza pandemics since Russian Flu. Do they provide insight to COVID-19? 

  Dehner, George (Wichita State University, 5/3/2020)

  The surprising appearance and rapid spread of Covid-19 has prompted comparisons with pandemic influenza. This presentation will examine influenza pandemics from 1889 Russian flu through the Novel 2009 H1N1 pandemic with ...

• Modeling the spread of the Coronavirus 

  Jaeger, Adam (Wichita State University, 5/3/2020)

  This talk will introduce statistical modeling concepts relating to prediction of COVID rates at a county level and specifically introduce the notion of spatial correlation, which recognizes that there is a connection between ...

• Kansas promotional activities with particular reference to Mennonites 

  Dyck, Cornelius J. (Wichita State University, 1955-01)

• John Steinbeck, "Va pasando por aqui" : A critical study of Steinbeck in the mid-course of his career as an American novelist 

  Crockett, Helen M. (Wichita State University, 1955-06)

• The copper (II) acetohydroxamate complex ion and the preparation of acetohydroxamic acid by Hoffmann's method 

  Giffin, Gynith (Wichita State University, 1955-03)

  This research was undertaken to determine the length of time necessary to obtain the maximum yield of acetohydroxamic acid and to study the suspected copper(II) acetohydroxamate complex ion.

• Patterns of internal residential movement of population in Wichita, Kansas, 1920-1950 

  Brown, Lecil (Wichita State University, 1955-05)

  Our society is an urban society. As a nation, we have made the transition from rural to urban in less than fifty years. Perhaps no other trend has had such a profound effect on our way of life as the trend toward ...

• Francis Kirkman, theatrical historian 

  Connor, Francis X. (University of Pennsylvania Press, 2022-09-01)

  The authors staged most frequently during the first decade of the Restoration were John Fletcher, William Shakespeare, and Ben Jonson, codifying the post-Restoration critical history of the English theater around the ...

• “As a clinician, you have to be passionately involved”: Advocacy and professional responsibility in gender-affirming healthcare 

  Lynne-Joseph, Alyssa (Elsevier Ltd., 2023-03-01)

  Previous research has studied how clinicians such as physicians, nurses, social workers, and nutritionists understand advocacy as a professional responsibility. Analyses have typically focused on individual healthcare ...

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