Research Methods in Psychology PSYC 362 Posters (Stebbins)
by students in PSYC 362
Vegetius and Julius Caesar: A Proper Roman General
by William Carpenter
COMM 491: Digital Writing & Design
by Megan Marzzacco
The Influence of Polyethylene Nanoplastics on The Toxicity of Methoxychlor on D. magna
by Thanh-Bin Duong
Mapping Ivy Hill Cemetery
by Lindsey Minges, Nigel Brown, Samantha Melvin, Matthew Bova, Nicholas Buccella
Inspired by Literature and Film: Creative Interpretations from Spanish 312
by Liliana Ramírez, Cadiann Treviño Pinto, Rogelio Santiago
The impacts of pH on trace contaminant leaching and toxicity of coal ash in Planorbella duryi
by Catherine Crowell
“American and Nothing Else”: Japanese American Dual Citizenship in Hawaii
by Maddie Shiflett
Manipulation of the Greeks Within Black-Scholes
by Bryce Runey
Caregivers’ Failure Mindset, Helicopter Parenting, and Emerging Adults’ Intelligence Mindset
by Nichole Boigegrain
Arabic to Urdu: The Journey of Semantics
by Anushah Hassan
Laser Harp
by Rebecca Callaway, Mary Dye, Adam Schoene
The Presence, Distribution, and Concentration of Microplastics In the Lower Basin of the Chesapeake Bay, USA Near Wastewater Treatment Plants
by Thanh-Bin Duong
Evaluation of Metal Contamination and Soil Properties at Former Mine Sites in Poland
by Kaitlyn McClung and Emily Brooks
Investigating reproductive success and endocrine regulation of mating strategies in male medaka
by Lauren Closs
Live Sound Reinforcement Comprehensive Study
by Javon Jones
The Effect of Internet Download Speeds on Income in a County
by Zachary Milnes
Finding Quiyough: A Preliminary Site Report for 44ST1164
by Rick Altenburg
The Imitation Game | VR Concept
by Alyssa Brown
Fantasmas o Fantasia: Un Análisis de Casa tomada
by Christopher Good
Victorian Identity and Material Culture
by Claire Ross
Minimum Wage and Fast Food Employment
by Siddhartha Rao
Making Sense of Time: Using a 2-Cent Coin to Follow the Johnson Family from Sherwood Forest Plantation to Fredericksburg
by Delaney Resweber
Error Related Negativity and Moderate Exercise
by Jade Turner, Peyton Dunow, Samara Wong, Julie Boynton
Challenging Bosnian Women’s Identity as Rape Victims: The Fetishization of Sexual Violence in Post-Conflict Discourse
How does one call attention to the gender dimensions of war violence or postwar inequalities without reproducing images of passive female victimhood and support for patriarchal notions of the protection of women? In the case of the Bosnian War, because of the large scale of sexual violence and the attention focused on this violence, Bosnian women have been stereotyped and relegated to the role of rape victim. Although women suffered from grave violations of human rights, this stereotypical portrayal is not adequate, and neglects the active role played in the perpetration of violence by some women. It also neglects women’s roles as activists, peace builders, sole supporters of their family, or political elites in a war effort.
This project seeks to identify how existing scholarly literature and American newspaper media articles about the Bosnian War has contributed to the victimization of women. Most of the literature on women and warfare, or women and gender, analyzes the role of women from a victim-centred perspective. Although research shows that the majority of perpetrators are men, women too have been involved in the perpetration of war crimes. Hence, this project utilizes scholarly material, court cases, interviews with Bosnian women, and representations from the media to make the case that the securitization of sexual violence has unintentionally resulted in its fetishization and enhanced the invisibility of women in post-conflict discussions.
How to Create an AR Poster
by Devin Carson
Margaret’s Menagerie
by Alexis Anderson, Gillian Brown, Sarai David, Meredith Glasco, Tanner Herndon, Emily Hilbert, Tessa Honeycutt, Jonni Hower, Brittany Johnson, Jordan Petty, Alana White
The Necromancer: A novella
by Krista Beucler
Academic Podcasts & Posters for Political Science 370 Spring 2020:Women in Politics
by the students of PSCI 370 Spring 2020
The Pronoun Vos In Spanish Textbooks
by Katheryn Gonzalez
An Economic Base Analysis of Virginia in 2012 and 2017
by Beau De Koninck, Tom Meldrum
Error Related Negativity and Moderate Exercise
by Jade Turner, Peyton Dunow, Samara Wong, Julie Boynton
An Interview with Petrarch: The Humanist World Cup
by Grace Smith
Assessing the presence and concentrations of microplastics in the gizzards of Virginia waterfowl
by Thomas Bustamante
Generosity of Spirit: Faith, Democracy, and Grace in Marilynne Robinson’s Gilead
by Elisabeth DellaRova
Effect of Higher Education on Opioid Overdose Deaths: A Case Study of the US
by Nicholas Maksimowicz and Patrick George
Depots and Dollars: A Comparative Analysis of the Effects of Federal Spending on Preservation in Urban and Rural Communities
by Claire Parkey
Owning the Birthing Room: Self-advocacy and Proof of Authority in Seventeenth Century Midwifery Manuals
by H. Sumner Bridenbaugh
The Effect of Helicopter Parenting on the Prosocial Behaviors of Emerging Adults
by Erin Whitesell, Miranda Batte-Futrell, Christine Cao, and Nichole Boigegrain
Connect Fred: Enhancing Trail Connectivity through Historic Fredericksburg
by the students of HISP 469: Laboratory in Preservation Planning
Sublethal Effects of Sulfoxaflor Pesticide on Physiology and Behavior of Daphnia magna
by Mary Hoffman
Carbon Sequestration and Storage Estimates of Landscaped Trees on the University of Mary Washington Campus
by Daniel Milliken
Predicting Sexual Satisfaction in Age-Diverse Women
by Meryl Menezes, Anna Higginbotham, Jessica Raiford, and Aidan McClanahan
UMW Studio Art Senior Exhibition
by 2020 Studio Art Seniors
Leonardo’s Versions of the Rocks
by Sarai David
Allied Contributions to Post 9/11 Wars
by Rachel McVicker
An Archaeological Analysis of a Possible Slave Quarter on the Little Falls Plantation in Southern Stafford County
by Lillian Salamone, Laurence King, Kathleen Keith
Exposure effects of thiamethoxam on the viability, growth, and behavior of Physa acuta
by Spencer Saunders
Hair and Power in Ovidian Elegy: A Discussion of Feminine Dominance and the Hair Apparent
by Lydia Eisenberg
Interpersonal Violence in the Context of Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities
by Abigail Farley
The effect of a possible glioblastoma treatment on somatic cells
by Emily Matuczinski and Ashley Parkhurst
UMW Theatre Remote Production of William Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing
Live Zoom Production aired on April 16, 2020 Faculty mentor: Professor Helen Housley Much Ado About Nothing by William Shakespeare Beatrice and Benedick are meant for each other. Trouble is, they don’t see it that way. In one of Shakespeare’s wittiest and most romantic of comedies, mistaken identities, misdirected insults, devious fakery, and bumbling antics …
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The Roman Dogma of Animal Breeding: “Bark”aeological Findings Reveal the Effects of Selective Pressures on Roman Dogs
by Ariane Akhand
The Effects of Gender, Discipline, and Scientist Advocacy on Perceptions of Credibility and Motivations
by Kathryn Arntsen, Kayln Clinkenbeard, Madeleine McGann, & Rebekah Stone
What has happened to U.S. Inflation? The Effect of Globalization on the Phillip’s Curve
by Brandon Williams
A Guide for Creating Great VR Storyboards: Planning to Make Your Virtual Vision a Reality
by Cristina Montemorano
Effects of Probiotics on Inflammatory Responses in Neuronal Tissue
by Laura O’Dea, Meredith LeBel, Nicole Haynes
Embryonic development of the stress hormone axis in two model teleost species
by Rachel Summers
Idealized Representations of Alcatraz Federal Prison
by Tara Scroggins
