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How can social and emotional learning help teachers help students reduce challenging behaviors in the early childhood classroom
Emily Brown

LSAB Minutes April 2024
Shawna Battle and Maryke H. Barber

LSAB Minutes November 29, 2023
Shawna Battle and Maryke Barber

The Effect of Background Colors and Associations on Perceived Attractiveness, Help-seeking, and Helping Behavior
Zeina Y. Ghanem

Holy Body/Monstrous Body: The Life and Practices of Saint Catherine of Siena.
Melissa B. Miller

Rhythms that {Bind}: Emerging through Dissonance
Tessa Hailu

Careful Communication: A Confrontation of Cartesian Mind/Body Dualism and Western Perceptions of Intelligence in the Dance Classroom
Sarah Lunceford

Good Girl: My Performatives, Living as a Woman and Mother
Laura Elizabeth Halm

Here and There a Latinx Experience
Angelica Salazar

Pathways Toward Healing: The Presence of Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome in Black Mother-Daughter Relationships
Rachael Appold

Strictly Intersectional Scrutiny: A Recommendation for Transforming the EPC to Highlight Queer Black Women
Kayla M. Richardson

“We’ll Offer Asylum Just So Long As…” The Discrimination of POC and LGBTQ+ Refugees in Ongoing Refugee Crises
Faith N. Schaefer

International Cultural Property Protection and Law: Ukraine and Beyond
Susanna Helms

Growing Pains: A Jewish Lesbian Feminist Autoethnography
Alexa B. Hulse

løvetann/tvntēli'on/beàrnan-brìde/paardebloem: decolonization through heritage
Brooke Howton

Bridging Theory & Functionality: Our Urban Spaces
tate hurley

Lyme Disease Ecology in the Eastern United States: An Overview
Aliya C. Aguirre

Hollywood on Trial, as Portrayed in Eric Bentley's Play: Are You Now Or Have You Ever Been: The Investigation of Show-Business by the Un-American Activities Committee 1947-1958
Arthur Adams

Red Curtain Rivalry
Amy Lytle

Encouraging Students To “Think Like a Scientist” Through Picture Books Designed to Support Research-Based Science Education
Emily Mae Starr

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