In the latter half of the nineteenth century, New Orleans held one of the largest Italian populations in the United States. These immigrants, which included merchants, musicians, and artists, primarily arrived via the ship route from Palermo, Sicily, to New Orleans, Louisiana. W…
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Mexican American men have the lowest college completion rate of any ethnic group in the United States. Mexican American men lag behind Asian and White students academically and slightly higher than Black and Pacific Islander college graduates. The study attempts to understand th…
Background: previous studies have revealed that newly hired nurses experience stress and anxiety when entering a new clinical setting. Failure to support and prepare these nurses may affect their ability to deliver the required level of nursing care. Preceptorship is a time limi…
Auf der Grundlage der Vorgaben des Deutschen Bildungsrates für Pflegeberufe bietet das Buch theoretische Grundlagen und konkrete Handlungsanleitungen für Praxisanleiter. Das jandlungsorientierte Fachbuch gibt pädagogisch fundierte Informationen, Arbeitsanleitungen und praktische…
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Across postsecondary education in the United States, women continue to be underrepresented in executive-level leadership roles, in contrast to the fact that women earn the majority of degrees at all levels. This underrepresentation is notable in the context of Christian higher e…
This research answers two questions. First, “What, if any, influence will a weekly mentoring experience have on the ability of individuals to self-identify as potential leaders in New Hope Tokyo?” Second, “Will a weekly mentoring experience for current church leaders produce ins…
Claiming women's use of public rhetorics in Classical Greece and 19 th Century American culture, this dissertation examines the social construction of gender in historical research, doctoral education in the field of rhetoric and composition, faculty/student relationships, and t…
Many founding teachers of new schools are motivated by their desire to educate in unconventional ways. They tend to be idealistic and dedicated, and to devote themselves totally to the mission of pioneering their educational enterprise, especially in the early years. However, as…
This dissertation examines the processes of selecting, training, and mentoring managers, also known as "pilots," and considered as change agents in the development of community telecentres in Mali. These processes are analyzed according to their positive and negative outcomes re…
Research has provided evidence that child participation and agency can contribute to child protection. Child participation and agency in the context of war and conflicts are still under-researched. The purpose of this qualitative multiple case study was to explore the agency exp…
This study focuses on Arab Americans' entrepreneurial success. It is a qualitative study using the phenomenological approach. The problem addresses the lack of ability to comprehend the importance of the marketing strategy required for success. In this inductive approach, 10 suc…
In The Mentor's Spirit, Marsha Sinetar shows readers a way to use our inborn "spiritual intelligence" to see the world and everything in it as a potential mentor--a life-affirming source of guidance and inspiration. -- From publisher description.