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Milligan’s RISE Above (Research Increases Student Engagement) program provides opportunities for students to participate in experiences of faculty-mentored research and creative expression. Many Milligan students already conduct research, perform on stage, exhibit original artwork, present at conferences, and publish written works. Milligan’s RISE Above program provides more opportunities for students to participate in these experiences of research and creative expression.
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Flying High: Water Rocket Telemetry
(2023-04)Milligan Engineering utilizes water rockets at summer camps and for certain mechanical engineering classes to illustrate key principles of aerodynamics and get students excited about engineering. While the rockets perform ... -
Correlation Between Role Perception and Motivation in Team Athletics
(2022-11)The increase in the importance of sports and success has been widespread across the globe. A high value on performance and the role an individual plays has positively grown along with the importance of sports. This growth ... -
The Relationship Between Self-Efficacy, Autonomy Support, and Academic Motivation among Students at Milligan University
(2023-04-13)There are many different factors that all coincide in their effects on students’ academic success. These factors include a student’s academic motivation, personal self-efficacy, as well as the autonomy support they receive ... -
How Music Can Support Refugee Children During Resettlement
(2023-04)As of 2021, over 30 million people worldwide lived as refugees or asylum seekers having been torn away from their homes and normal lives by war, violence, natural disasters, or persecution. Upon arriving in a host country, ... -
Jesus Is a Black Woman: The Implications of Intersectionality on Christology
(2023-04)Oppressive Christologies have historically pervaded the Church, and even progressive ones, such as feminist and Black Christologies, have still furthered the exclusion and oppression of Black women. This research critically ...
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