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    • Oral History Interview

      Wozniak, Joseph; Kenyon, Joy R. (2016-06-14)
    • Oral History Interview

      Anthony, Wayne; Kenyon, Joy R. (2016-07-12)
    • Oral History Interview

      Little, Clifford; Kenyon, Joy R. (2016-06-08)
    • Oral History Interview

      Harper, Matthew; Kenyon, Joy R. (2016-07-01)
    • Oral History Interview

      Meeks, Catherine; Kenyon, Joy R. (2016-06-06)
    • Oral History Interview

      Dunaway, John M.; Kenyon, Joy R. (2016-06-14)
    • Oral History Interview

      Roberts, Charles; Kenyon, Joy R. (2016-06-09)
    • Implementing Service-Learning Partnerships: Educating Scientists in the Present and for the Future

      Trogden, Bridget G. (2014-08)
      The purpose of this research is to shed light on the power of partnerships between advanced college science students, K-8 students, teachers, and home-schooling parents. The pedagogical difficulties and educational opportunities of each population is explored via qualitative analysis, with an evaluation of the strengths gained by connecting the groups via a service-learning project. An emphasis on the active, discovery-based nature of science is paramount to the project, and the partnerships allowed for human development of young scientists in ways that are not always achievable through traditional academic experiences.
    • Professional Counseling Programs Ebook Series: Disaster Relief Edition

      Brackette, Caroline M.; Francis, Shatel; Hughes, Walter; Manradgh, Rajeive; Posey, Jasmine; Segovia, Natalie; Tillman, Felicia; Waller, Melissa (Mercer University, 2016)
      "This publication is a collection of articles written by students enrolled in the [Summer 2016 Disaster Counseling] course. Their reflections provide insight into the training requirements and service area opportunities for relief volunteers. Additionally, they address implications for future and current counselors based on their disaster relief preparation experience. My hope is that their reflections will inspire others to complete the training to be prepared to serve as volunteers during disasters and support the care and recovery of those in need." - Dr. Caroline M. Brackette
    • Wrangle Your Data like a Pro with the Data Processing Power of Python

      Brown, Jeremy; Timms, Geoffrey (2016-11)
      Management, delivery, and marketing of library resources and collections necessitate interaction with a plethora of data from many sources and in many forms. Accessing and transforming data into meaningful information or different formats used in library automation can be time consuming, but a working knowledge of a programming language can improve efficiency in many facets of librarianship. From processing lists to creating XML, from editing MARC records before upload to automating statistical reports, the Python programming language and third party Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) can be used to accomplish both behind the scenes tasks and end user facing projects. Creating programmatic solutions to problems requires an understanding of potential. Here we summarize the data sources, flows, and transformations used to accomplish existing projects at Mercer University and The College of Charleston. Foundational programming techniques are explained and resources for learning Python are shared.
    • Oral History with Neil Reichline

      Thompson, Douglas (10/23/2015)
      Oral history interview with Neil Reichline re: SCOPE (Summer Community Organization and Political Education) work in Macon, Georgia.
    • Oral History with Beth Pickens

      Thompson, Douglas; Pickens, Beth (10/23/2015)
      Oral history interview with Beth Pickens re: SCOPE (Summer Community Organization and Political Education) work in Macon, Georgia.
    • Oral History with Shelby B. Jacobs

      Davis, David A.; Jacobs, Shelby B. (2015-10-23)
      Oral history interview with Shelby B. Jacobs re: SCOPE (Summer Community Organization and Political Education) work in Macon, Georgia.
    • Oral History with Kenneth Long

      ; Long, Kenneth; Davis, David A. (2015-10-23)
      Oral history interview with Kenneth Long re: SCOPE (Summer Community Organization and Political Education) work in Macon, Georgia.
    • The Theology of Martin Luther King, Jr.

      Harris, John Colin (2013-08-28)
      This dissertation is a study of the theology of Martin Luther King's response to the experience of black oppression in America as illustrative of a transition to a new anthropological focus for Christian theology. This emerging focus is reflected specifically in the development of various theologies of minority concern and in the Humanum Studies of the World Council of Churches. Especially do the observations and findings of the latter suggest that theology address itself concretely to the problem of being human by directing its efforts at the removal of the dehumanizing features of the human situation, by contributing a doctrine of man that interprets genuine humanity in concrete terms that cannot be made to sanction man's inhumanity to man, and by moving the human situation toward that understanding of genuine humanity. [See dissertation for the rest of the abstract.]
    • Harry Potter Bookmarks

      Twombly, Lee (2012-11-28)
    • Sticker for Bird exhibit

      Unknown (2012-10-31)
    • Guest pages

      Twombly, Lee (2012-10-31)