Approximately one-third of college students are overweight or obese and the average
student gains 5kg during college. Previous research has identified a relationship between …

Little work has addressed the ways in which race and gender intersect and shape Black
professors' experiences as they seek professional advancement. Framed by critical race theory, …

Increasing biomedical workforce diversity remains a persistent challenge. Recent reports
have shown that biomedical sciences (BMS) graduate students become less interested in …

This paper exploits the homogeneity of data from a cohort of Northern Ireland graduates to
explore the extent to which both the incidence and impacts of overeducation are specific to …

The learner-centered paradigm departs from traditional teaching models by focusing on
students more than teachers and learning more than teaching. Thus, classes are more …

Evidence of human use of opium dates back as far as the sixth millennium BCE. Ancient
societies through the Renaissance period created a variety of opium products, proliferating its …

Focusing on the intersection of gender and racial identity, this chapter explores the utility of
mixed methods to promote understanding of how black faculty experience cultural taxation …

The increase in global population, industrialization and need for water security has fostered
a demand for novel technologies related to water treatment and purification. The oxygen …

This article utilizes data from three separate skill related surveys of firms in the Northern Ireland
IT, Electronic Engineering and Mechanical Engineering industries in order to assess the …

Early career faculty bring many expectations to the door-steps of their new academic homes.
Yet such expectations are often left unsaid. Unfortunately, what is left unsaid can be a major …