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Improving Outcomes for Complex Consumers with Traumatic Brain Injury: Experiences and Practices of Providers in a Medical Respite Center, 2023
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Identifier: cd_2023spring_shukan_leah.pdf
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"This qualitative study explored the experiences and practices of caregivers for consumers with suspected traumatic brain injury (TBI) in a local medical respite center serving individuals experiencing houselessness who need a safe place to recuperate from medical interventions or illness. It also aimed to identify ways to improve these consumer's outcomes. To address these questions, five ethnographic interviews and one focus group were conducted with staff members at Boston Healthcare for...
Dates:
2023
In Her Shadow, 2020
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Identifier: pf_2020spring_porcaro_sara_jane.pdf
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"Presented in this thesis project is the first 101 pages of an original work of fiction, the first book of a tentative trilogy titled "In Her Shadow." The genre is high fantasy and decopunk, a style of fiction revolving around the aesthetics of the 1920s/30s era, and is currently 32,555 words in length, extending across a sizeable portion of the first book's overall story arc. This has been my focus project across my entire two years of study within Emerson's Popular Fiction and Publishing...
Dates:
2020
In Lieu of Gravity, 2016
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Identifier: cw_2016spring_ellis_johnette.pdf
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"This sequence of poems works to embody the experience of finding, making and even abandoning ground—the poems move from the seemingly individual to that of the collective. With a range of prose poems and haiku threaded among a majority of free verse poems, the collection aspires to synthesize the abstract with the physical. Who are we outside of the constructs of this world—race, gender, time—how do we acknowledge a reality, while rejecting it altogether? Full of influences from the...
Dates:
2016
In the Blood of Angels, 2023
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Identifier: cw_2023spring_rogers_tatum.pdf
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"This high fantasy novel is set in a world where the angels have come down and enacted the Reckoning, killing off most of the human population. In this post-Reckoning world part-human part-stone creatures called the oraesti have popped up, and a church known as the Marble Basilica has taken it upon themselves to hunt these "monsters" to extinction in the name of the angels. Our story starts about 1,000 years after the Reckoning, when Elias, a man who's been trained since childhood to hunt...
Dates:
2023
In the hands of my fellow prisoners, 2015
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Identifier: cw_2015spring_medeiros_peter.pdf
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Historical novel featuring Miriam Hatch, a free black woman and huntress in 1852 Ohio and her efforts to secure a loan after her traps are vandalized. --Abstract.
Dates:
2015
In Too Deep, 2022
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Identifier: pf_2022fall_messer_kimberly.pdf
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"In Too Deep is a YA novel about Autumn and Lucas, two teenagers that discover the value of friendship and trust while navigating the ins and outs of high school drama, divorce, and grief. Autumn must learn to love herself without validation from others. Lucas is a teenage sea monster who must keep his identity secret while maneuvering through the guilt he feels over the loss of his brother." -- Abstract
Dates:
2022
Inclusive Placemaking: Strategies for Enhancing Community Participation and Access in East Somerville, 2024
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Identifier: md_2024spring_ochoa_tovar_paula.pdf
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"East Somerville, celebrated for its vibrant arts scene and diverse community, is thriving with placemaking efforts fostering connection and belonging. Despite challenges, organizations like East Somerville Main Streets are making strides in engaging the community. Through insightful interviews and partnerships, valuable insights into community needs and ongoing initiatives have emerged. This thesis aims to explore these positive dynamics, culminating in the creation of Cubo, an innovative...
Dates:
2024
Infinity, 2023
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Identifier: cw_2023spring_fitch_lauren.pdf
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"Infinity is a novel that explores what its like to think differently in the world. The novel follows Mari, a twenty-five year old with Autism as she navigates her first real relationship. The novel works with themes of domestic abuse, mental health, and living with Autism. It is meant to represent an underrepresented portion of the female population." -- Abstract
Dates:
2023
Ingredients, 2016
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Identifier: vm_2016summer_corsano_nicholas.pdf
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Installation that explores the complex relationship between the food production cycle, climate change, and everyday consumers. --Abstract.
Dates:
2016
Inheritance, 2021
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Identifier: vma_2021spring_quill_michael.pdf
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"In my thesis film, Inheritance, I sought to highlight the dysfunction that exists in most families, specifically, the way in which toxic behaviors have a tendency to be passed down, or inherited, from parents to their children. The story centers on a 16 year old boy who must navigate his parents' crumbling marriage, at the total expense of experiencing his own childhood. I found this subject matter compelling both because the ideas and themes are rooted in something that is personal to me,...
Dates:
2021
Insomnia and Other Stories, 2020
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Identifier: cw_2020spring_rosenthal_laura.pdf
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"Insomnia and Other Stories is a collection of short stories and flash fiction revolving around identity, loss, and the complexity of love. In each story, characters grapple with their identities in the context of the people they love, the places they call home, and the narratives of their past—personal and historical, individual and collective. Many of these stories portray Jewish life in the contemporary world, examining the ways in which the personal is political and the political...
Dates:
2020
Instruments of ritual, 2017
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Identifier: cw_2017spring_title_cathryn.pdf
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"The characters in these stories are in degrees of estrangement—from lovers, from family, from religion, but mostly from themselves. They cling to rituals—therapy, remnants from organized religion, categorization of the world through listmaking, even things as mundane as making jalapeño cream cheese at a coffee shop five days a week. Whether they realize it or not, they are searching for something—maybe love, maybe spirituality, maybe purpose—all while wondering if finding solace can even...
Dates:
2017
Integrating Emotional Intelligence into the College Acting Curricula, 2021
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Identifier: te_2021spring_neely_janet.pdf
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"Emotional Intelligence (EI) training can be used in the college acting classroom to add depth to learning and provide a concrete vehicle for faculty to address emotions. Along with movement and voice, EI education will create a strong foundation and give acting students the skills they need to hone their craft. This paper will provide support for integrating EI into the college acting curricula and reflections on the implementation of an EI unit into several acting courses. Anecdotal and...
Dates:
2021
Intentional Playmaking: Integrating Sheltered English Immersion into the devising process, 2021
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Identifier: te_2021fall_schreiber_megan.pdf
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"This project explores the planning and implementation of a theatre curriculum designed to serve English language learners and all students. The curriculum adapts and includes Sheltered English Immersion strategies and Sheltered Content instruction within the theatre classroom, using Playmaking and Devising exercises in hybrid and concurrent learning models. Due to the structured supports and equitable access to the playmaking process, throughout the project engagement increased; as did the...
Dates:
2021
International coverage and media effects : Setting the agenda for U.S. college student's perceptions of Tibet's independence, 2016
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Identifier: vm_2016spring_hou_jue.pdf
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"The purpose of this study is to investigate the tendency of mainstream media when reporting Tibet independence related stories as well as measure its ability to influence college students' perception of Tibet's independence. The three targeted research areas of this thesis are students' exposure to mass media affected by technology improvement; U.S. mainstream media's tendency when reporting Tibet's independence related stories; media's ability to influence students' perception over Tibet's...
Dates:
2016
Intersection, 2018
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Identifier: vm_2018summer_xiang_yu.pdf
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In Boston, a Chinese couple, an old policeman, and two teenagers' lives intersect with each other because of a wallet.
Dates:
2018
Intimacy issues, 2018
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Identifier: cw_2018spring_tallent_mark.pdf
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"This collection of short stories traces the subtle, often complicated, relationships between high school and college age youth in southeast Tennessee. Involving head-injuries, hemophiliacs, porn stars, psych majors, and ghosts, these stories portray an inequality of love between men and women, men and men, lovers and friends, the living and the dead. No one here knows quite what they're looking for, only that they must dive into these swift and treacherous waters, only that they must seek a...
Dates:
2018
Invisible, 2017
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Identifier: vm_2017spring_wojick_victoria.pdf
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"This is a story about human connection and how our childhood can shape our lives as adults. An adolescent boy who is traumatized both psychologically and physically is befriended one summer by an empathetic and eccentric adolescent girl. She inspires and empowers him in ways that he only fully realizes when he becomes an adult. Inspired by true events." --Abstract.
Dates:
2017
Invisible Green, 2022
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Identifier: vm_2022spring_liu_dinghui.pdf
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"Invisible Green is a 13-minute short film written and directed by Dinghui Liu. The story is about a middle-aged housewife, MARY, who decides to take a road trip to see her lover, but her daughter, ALIYA, insists on coming along. Mary tries to continue the affair and hopes to have the romantic weekend she wanted, but Aliya confronts her about it. Mary opens up to her daughter and Aliya begins to see her mother as a person who has needs. We shot this in muted color and used a 4:3 frame to...
Dates:
2022
Invisible women project : the use of the art of devising as a tool for empowering the feminine voice in women, 2017
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Identifier: te_2017spring_snavely_rachel.pdf
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"Devising, a form of collective creation, is a style of theatre used within the field of Theatre Education. Devising is used to create original plays with a group of devisors and at least one facilitator. This thesis explores the concepts of masculine and feminine identities, and argues for the use of Devising as an empowerment of the feminine voice in women. The argument is supported by The Invisible Women project, an originally devised play by a group of Emerson College students who...
Dates:
2017