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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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Measuring Attitudes Towards Islam
(2019-05)In recent years, the rhetoric surrounding individuals who are Muslim has resulted in severed freedoms of expression, violations of basic human rights, stereotypic labeling, and the stripping away of the dignity of Muslim ... -
The Effect of Artificial Sweeteners on Reactive Oxygen Species in the Growth of Yeast
(2019-01-07)Artificial sweeteners have become a comparable option to sugar, especially for those who cannot tolerate sugar in their diets, such as diabetics. There have been many stated negative effects resulting from the consumption ... -
Las Causas Negativas de la Salud Mental Encontradas en Personas Documentadas e Indocumentadas en los Estados Unidos
(2019-05-07)Over the years there has been a correlation among immigrant families and their mental health effects. This is due to a series of traumatic events across the United States. Although adults are often the most targeted by ... -
La educación: Un derecho para todos
(2019-05)As of 2015, there are 4.8 million ELLs in the public school system out of which eighty percent are Spanish speakers. Unfortunately, many of these students do not have access to the resources they need to be successful in ... -
Ameliorating Effects of Virgin Coconut Oil Against Oxidative Stress
(2019-04-30)Many neurodegenerative diseases are characterized by mitochondrial dysfunction and oxidative stress, both of which lead to an interconnecting vicious cycle of cell death. Research has indicated that heavy metals found in ...
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