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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.
Recent Submissions
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Influence of Divine Images on Patriarchal Leadership in the Church
(2022-04)Patriarchal hierarchies hold a long history dating back to the earliest of biblical texts as the authors and biblical figures were influenced by the cultures around them. The foundations of Judaism and Christianity built ... -
Lay Down your Stones: A look into why Christians support the Death Penalty and the justifications for being against it.
(2022-04)This project explored the issue of the Death Penalty in America. Particularly, this study focused on why Christians are some of the largest proponents for the Death Penalty despite the foundations of our beliefs resting ... -
Origen: Platonism and the Preexistence of Souls in the Gospel of John
(2022)Philosophy and religion have been at odds nearly as long as both have existed. There is a never ending tension between philosophy and religion, reason and faith. Many believe these categories are completely separated, ... -
The Emotional Implications of Adopting a Drug Exposed Child
(2021-03-22)Adopting children who were prenatally drug exposed may lead to stresses and concerns for adoptive parents. This qualitative research study examined the emotional implications of adopting a drug exposed child. This is a ... -
Effects of game-based learning on improvement of cognitive skills in elementary-aged children
(2021-04)The purpose of this study is to look at the impact of educational games upon children and how it affects their information retention and cognitive skills such as long-term memory as opposed to traditional lecture methods. ...
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