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Panola Mountain State Park: Natural Resource Management Intern
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Parking Lot Project - University of Richmond
(2014-12)This student-made film depicts the thinking behind and progress toward the Parking Lot Project, an year-long art installation on the University of Richmond campus in C-Lot encouraging reflections about landscape and ... -
Particulate Air Pollutants Exacerbate Polyglutamine Aggregation in C. elegans
(University of the South, 2020)The proteostasis network refers to the biochemical pathways that together regulate protein synthesis, transport, folding, and degradation. Functional decline in the proteostasis network activity results in protein misfolding, ... -
Partners in Health: Zamni Agrikol, Haiti internship
(University of the South, 2013-08) -
Partners in Health: Zamni Agrikol, Haiti internship
(University of the South, 2013-08) -
Partnership for Children, Families, and Adults internship
(University of the South, 2013-08) -
A Pastoral Response to Haitian Vodou: A Nightmare for Religious Leaders Seeking True Converts to Christianity
(2014-01-20)Syncretism between Vodou and Christianity is an important and current topic in the churches of Haiti. There seem to be conflicting ideas on how Vodou entered the Roman Catholic system and how the church should approach ... -
PCI-Media Impact internship
(University of the South, 2013-08) -
Pedagogy of the Bible and the Liberal Arts: Student Perspectives
(University of the South, 2012-08)It seeks to formulate a research tool to discover what students know and assume about the Bible, what value (if any) they ascribe to the Bible, why they take classes in biblical studies, what they hope to learn in such ... -
Peer Mentoring for Preachers: Helping Priests Become Better Preachers
(University of the South, 2015-05)This project focuses on the monumental task of helping priests effectively communicate and answer the homiletical question in the 12-15 minute window of time they have for a sermon each Sunday. The homiletical question ... -
The Pendragon, the President, and the Captured Woman: The Aesthetics of Male Violence in the Stories of Donald Barthelme
(University of the South, 2017) -
PERCY DEARMER REVISITED: DISCERNING AUTHENTICALLY ANGLICAN LITURGY IN A MULTICULTURAL, ECUMENCIAL, 21ST CENTURGY CONTEXT
(University of the South, 2017-05-11)As the worship of The Episcopal Church stands on the cusp of a new period of renewal and innovation, important questions must be explored about what constitutes Anglican liturgy in today’s multicultural and ecumenical ... -
The Perpetual Advent of Christ the Eschaton: Beauty, Resurrection, and Hope
(University of the South, 2009-05)Central to Christian belief is a pervasive hope; hope which lies in God's revealed word, can be viewed in God's creation, is realized in God's son, and resides in the hearts and minds of the faithful. We hope for redemption, ... -
Pharmaceuticals from Wastewater in Streams Draining a Forested Watershed on the Cumberland Plateau
(University of the South, 2011-04-29)Research has increasingly focused on the excretion of pharmaceuticals into the environment through wastewater effluent. Wastewater treatment at the Sewanee Utility District involves biodegradation of sewage passing through ... -
Pharmaceuticals in treated wastewater and streams draining the Sewanee Utility District watershed and the potential for water reuse in Sewanee, TN
(University of the South, 2010-09) -
Pharmacological Effects of Neurotransmitters on Earthworm Gut Motility
(University of the South, 2020)Earthworm gut and mammalian smooth muscle motility can be modulated by neurotransmitters, making the earthworm a useful model to study the pharmacological effects of different neurotransmitters. Research has shown that the ... -
Phosphorus Concentration in Agricultural Runoff
(University of the South, 2022-04-07)There are several factors that need to be monitored to fully understand agricultural contributions to environmental degradation as well as the effectiveness of implementing sustainable practices. This study did so by ... -
Pignut hickory (Carya glabra) recruitment failure on a Georgia barrier island
(2008-05-01)Demographic disruption in pignut hickory (Carya glabra) populations, a major canopy species, was observed for 10 years on St. Catherine’s Island, GA., and recruitment failure was identified as the central mechanism of local ... -
Pilgrims in the unholy land: Asian migrant workers in Jordan Internship Report
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The Pitch of a Woman's Voice: Paradigms in Preaching and Power
(University of the South, 2019-04)This project focuses primarily on the voices of female preachers. The interest arose from personal experiences as a woman whose voice has been challenged and questioned as well as encouraged and sustained both within the ...
