2021 Projects

 

Recent Submissions

  • Chasing pavements: what causes insect outbreaks on city trees? 

    Author(s):Buenrostro, Jacqueline H., author; Hufbauer, Ruth A., author
    Date Issued:2021-11
    Format:born digital; motion pictures (visual works); digital moving image formats; Student works; posters
    Urban areas are expanding rapidly, with the majority of the global and US population inhabiting them. Urban forests are critically important for providing ecosystem services to the growing urban populace, but their health ...

  • Is mindful partnering associated with physiological reactivity to marital conflict? 

    Author(s):Seiter, Natasha S., author; Lucas-Thompson, Rachel G., author
    Date Issued:2021-11
    Format:born digital; motion pictures (visual works); digital moving image formats; Student works; posters
    Research suggests that high physiological reactivity to marital conflict may serve as a source of chronic stress that leads to negative health outcomes (Wanic & Kulik, 2011), as well as divorce and lower marital quality ...

  • Cultural resource stewardship at Fishers Peak State Park 

    Author(s):Rose, Shaun, author
    Date Issued:2021-11
    Format:born digital; motion pictures (visual works); digital moving image formats; Student works; posters
    The following thesis comes from research undertaken on a contract with Colorado Parks and Wildlife to deliver a cultural resource stewardship chapter for park managers. Additionally, the scope of work called for three oral ...

  • An investigation of emerging music courses in Colorado secondary schools 

    Author(s):Cort, Madeleine, author
    Date Issued:2021-11
    Format:born digital; motion pictures (visual works); digital moving image formats; Student works; posters
    Emerging Music Courses (EMCs) are music classes for secondary students outside of traditional ensemble offerings and include courses in composition, music theory, music technology, guitar, piano, and general music. These ...

  • Piecing together liberation: kintsugi as transforming reflection 

    Author(s):Sterling, Colette, author
    Date Issued:2021-11
    Format:born digital; motion pictures (visual works); digital moving image formats; Student works; posters
    Healing and Liberation fit together like pieces in a cracked ceramic bowl repaired with Kintsugi. Kintsugi is a Japanese traditional art form, dating back to the 15th century, of repairing ceramic or glass objects with a ...