2013 AURCO Journal

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Refereed Papers

James Kofi Adabor, Wright State University Lake Harnessing Formative and Summative Assessments to Promote Mathematical Understanding and Proficiency	1-11
Kristi Barnes, Ohio University Southern A Review of Age-Discriminat Relationships Involving Younger Women: Couples Therapy Not A "One Size Fits All"?	13-26
Natalia Darling, University of Cincinnati Blue Ash Reading and Writing Strategies for Mathematics	27-37
Sharon L Burns and Darwin R. Church, University of Cincinnati Clermont Writing to Improve Conceptual Understanding in STEM Disciplines Abstract	39-54
Purba Das and Orianna Carter, Ohio University Southern Collaborative Teaching on Regional Campuses	55-63
David D. Hochstein, Judy Brewer, Matt Bonin, and Amanda Slusser, Wright State University Lake Examining the Issue of Academic Plagiarism: What Do Faculty at AURCO Affiliated Instutions Know About Plagiarism?	65-81
Brian R. Hoyt, Ohio University Lancaster Predicting Training Transfer of New Computer Software Skills: A Research Study Comparing e-Learning and In-class Delivery	83-111
Nancy Kern-Manwaring and Virginia B. Wickline, Miami Univerisity Middletown Health Matters: Service Learning (SL) Interdisciplinary Health Fair in Nursing and Psychology Provides Student Satisfaction & Growth	113-125
Martin Kich, Wright State University Lake Some Advice on Pursuing Research and Scholarship at a Regional Campus	127-138
William Larson, Ohio University Southern A Professional Development Project for School Leaders: Including Investigations of the Value of the Project to the Participants	139-155
Janet L. Marshall and Wiliam Comminos, Miami University Middletown Incorporating Aspects of the Ohio REEL Program into the Organic Chemistry Laboratory: The SN1 Reaction of Bromotriphenylmethane	157-167
David McCoy, Ashland University Social Media Convergence: How A Blog Assignment Can Be A Professional e-Portfolio	169-175
Mitch McKenney and Robert Hamilton, Kent State University Stark Environmental Media Biology Theory, Journalism Practice, Community Engagement	177-189
Renate W. Prescott, Kent State University Geauga Lost in the Sea of the World: Teaching Culture and History in Vietnamese Literature of Internal Exile and of the Diaspora	191-207
Scott Tobias, Kent State University Stark Perspective Transformation Through Service-learning: Student Reflections	209-220
Steven M. Toepfer and Elizabeth Horner, Kent State University Salem Stories of Family Context at a Regional Campus	220-237
Matt Aanat, Ohio University Lancaster Membership and Masonry: Wendell Berry, Cormac McCarthy, and the Search for Wisdom	239-250
Mark E. Woods, University of Akron Wayne The Crisis of Culturally Inappropriate Epigenetic Principles: A Model for Teaching Social Theory Using Rearward Analysis	251-269

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