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1. Works Cited

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Martin, Sheila and Wessinger, Catherine

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2009

3. Index

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Martin, Sheila and Wessinger, Catherine

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2009

4. NOTES

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Martin, Sheila and Wessinger, Catherine

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5. Photos

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Martin, Sheila and Wessinger, Catherine

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8. Cover

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Martin, Sheila and Wessinger, Catherine

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11. Table of Contents

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Martin, Sheila and Wessinger, Catherine

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2009

12. Foreword

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Martin, Sheila and Wessinger, Catherine

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2009

25. WORK

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Martin, Sheila and Wessinger, Catherine

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2009

26. THE SIEGE

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Martin, Sheila and Wessinger, Catherine

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2009

29. AFTER THE FIRE

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Martin, Sheila and Wessinger, Catherine

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2009

33. Choroidal Thickness Profiles in Myopic Eyes of Young Adults in the Correction of Myopia Evaluation Trial Cohort

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Harb, Elise, Hyman, Leslie, Gwiazda, Jane, Marsh-Tootle, Wendy, Zhang, Qinghua, Hou, Wei, Norton, Thomas T, Weise, Katherine, Dirkes, Keri, Zangwill, Linda M, Norton, Thomas, Deng, Li, Grice, Kenneth, Fortunato, Christine, Weber, Cara, Beale, Alexandra, Kern, David, Bittinger, Sally, Ghosh, Debanjali, Smith, Rosemarie, Pacella, Rosanna, Leske, M Cristina, Hussein, Mohamed, Dong, Li Ming, Fazzari, Melissa, Dias, Lynette, Harrison, Rachel, Zhu, Wen, Schoenfeld, Elinor, Wang, Ying, Yassin, Ahmed, Schnall, Elissa, Rau, Cristi, Thomas, Jennifer, Wasserman, Marcela, Chen, Yi-Ju, Ahmed, Sakeena, Merill, Leanne, Passanant, Lauretta, Rodriguez, Maria, Schmertz, Allison, Park, Ann, Neuschwender, Phyllis, Veeraraghavan, Geeta, Santomarco, Angela, Sisti, Laura, Seib, Lydia, Everett, Donald, Frazier, Marcela, Baldwin, Catherine, Dillard, Carey, Becker, Kristine, Raley, James, Rawden, Angela, Harris, Nicholas, Mars, Trana, Rutstein, Robert, Kurtz, Daniel, Weissberg, Erik, Moore, Bruce, Owens, Robert, Martin, Sheila, Bolden, Joanne, Smith, Justin, Jaramillo, Benny, Hamlett, Stacy, Vasilakos, Laura, Gladstone, Sarah, Owens, Chris, Kowalski, Patricia, Hazelwood, Jennifer, Manny, Ruth, Crossnoe, Connie, Fern, Karen, Anderson, Heather, Deatherage, Sheila, Dudonis, Charles, Henry, Sally, McLeod, Jennifer, Batres, Mamie, Quiralte, Julio, Garza, Giselle, Solis, Gabynely, Do, Joan, Ketcham, Andy, Scheiman, Mitchell, Zinzer, Kathleen, Pollack, Karen, Lancaster, Timothy, and Elliott, Theresa

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Biomedical and Clinical Sciences, Ophthalmology and Optometry, Clinical Research, Eye Disease and Disorders of Vision, Eye, Adult, Axial Length, Eye, Choroid, Cross-Sectional Studies, Double-Blind Method, Ethnicity, Eyeglasses, Female, Humans, Male, Myopia, Organ Size, Refraction, Ocular, Tomography, Optical Coherence, Visual Acuity, Young Adult, COMET Study Group, Clinical Sciences, Opthalmology and Optometry, Public Health and Health Services, Ophthalmology & Optometry, Ophthalmology and optometry
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PurposeTo examine the relationship of choroidal thickness with axial length (AL) and myopia in young adult eyes in the ethnically diverse Correction of Myopia Evaluation Trial (COMET) cohort.DesignCross-sectional, multicenter study.MethodsIn addition to measures of myopia by cycloplegic autorefraction and AL by A-scan ultrasonography, participants underwent optical coherence tomography imaging of the choroid in both eyes at their last visit (14 years after baseline). Using digital calipers, 2 independent readers measured choroidal thickness in the right eye (left eye if poor quality; n = 37) at 7 locations: fovea and 750, 1500, and 2250 μm nasal (N) and temporal (T) to the fovea.ResultsChoroidal thickness measurements were available from 294 of 346 (85%) imaged participants (mean age: 24.3 ± 1.4 years; 44.9% male) with mean myopia of -5.3 ± 2.0 diopters and mean AL of 25.5 ± 1.0 mm. Overall, choroidal thickness varied by location (P < .0001) and was thickest at the fovea (273.8 ± 70.9 μm) and thinnest nasally (N2250, 191.5 ± 69.3 μm). Multivariable analyses showed significantly thinner choroids in eyes with more myopia and longer AL at all locations except T2250 (P ≤ .001) and presence of peripapillary crescent at all locations except T1500 and T2250 (P ≤ .0001). Choroidal thickness varied by ethnicity at N2250 (P < .0001), with Asians having the thinnest and African Americans the thickest choroids.ConclusionChoroids are thinner in longer, more myopic young adult eyes. The thinning was most prominent nasally and in eyes with a crescent. In the furthest nasal location, ethnicity was associated with choroidal thickness. The findings suggest that choroidal thickness should be evaluated, especially in the nasal regions where myopic degenerations are most commonly seen clinically.

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2015

35. Choroidal Thickness Profiles in Myopic Eyes of Young Adults in the Correction of Myopia Evaluation Trial Cohort

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Gwiazda, Jane, Norton, Thomas, Deng, Li, Grice, Kenneth, Fortunato, Christine, Weber, Cara, Beale, Alexandra, Kern, David, Bittinger, Sally, Ghosh, Debanjali, Smith, Rosemarie, Pacella, Rosanna, Hyman, Leslie, Leske, M. Cristina, Hussein, Mohamed, Dong, Li Ming, Fazzari, Melissa, Hou, Wei, Dias, Lynette, Harrison, Rachel, Zhu, Wen, Schoenfeld, Elinor, Zhang, Qinghua, Wang, Ying, Yassin, Ahmed, Schnall, Elissa, Rau, Cristi, Thomas, Jennifer, Wasserman, Marcela, Chen, Yi-Ju, Ahmed, Sakeena, Merill, Leanne, Passanant, Lauretta, Rodriguez, Maria, Schmertz, Allison, Park, Ann, Neuschwender, Phyllis, Veeraraghavan, Geeta, Santomarco, Angela, Sisti, Laura, Seib, Lydia, Everett, Donald, Marsh-Tootle, Wendy, Weise, Katherine, Frazier, Marcela, Baldwin, Catherine, Dillard, Carey, Becker, Kristine, Raley, James, Rawden, Angela, Harris, Nicholas, Mars, Trana, Rutstein, Robert, Kurtz, Daniel, Weissberg, Erik, Moore, Bruce, Harb, Elise, Owens, Robert, Martin, Sheila, Bolden, Joanne, Smith, Justin, Jaramillo, Benny, Hamlett, Stacy, Vasilakos, Laura, Gladstone, Sarah, Owens, Chris, Kowalski, Patricia, Hazelwood, Jennifer, Manny, Ruth, Crossnoe, Connie, Fern, Karen, Anderson, Heather, Deatherage, Sheila, Dudonis, Charles, Henry, Sally, McLeod, Jennifer, Batres, Mamie, Quiralte, Julio, Garza, Giselle, Solis, Gabynely, Do, Joan, Ketcham, Andy, Scheiman, Mitchell, Zinzer, Kathleen, Pollack, Karen, Lancaster, Timothy, Elliott, Theresa, Bernhardt, Mark, Ferrara, Daniel, Miles, Jeff, Wilkins, Scott, Wilkins, Renee, Nicole Lynch, Jennifer, D'Antonio, Dawn, Lear, Lindsey, Dang, Sandy, Sporer, Charles, Jameson, Mary, Grossman, Abby, Torres, Mariel, Jones, Heather, Madigan-Carr, Melissa, Sanogo, Theresa, Bailey, JoAnn, Hardy, Robert, Hillis, Argye, Mutti, Donald, Stone, Richard, Taylor, Carol, Norton, Thomas T., Dirkes, Keri, and Zangwill, Linda M.

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2015
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36. Antropología Cristiana y Ciencias de la Salud Mental

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Gil, Montserrat Lafuente, Segura, Mar Álvarez, Echavarría, Martín F., Rodríguez-Ponga, Rafael, Vitz, Paul C., del Corral, Juan José Pérez-Soba Diez, Venegas, Juana Sánchez-Gey, Joubert, Nicolene L., May, Werner, Phillips-Koning, Daniëlle, Ostaszewska, Anna, Vargas, Inés Espallargas, Calatrava, María, Osorio, Alfonso, del Burgo, Cristina López, González, Martiño Rodríguez, Beltramo, Carlos, de Irala, Jokin, de Fernando García, Sara García, Font, Inmaculada García, López, María D. Barroso, Matías, Lizeth Alonso, Espezúa, Ximena Llerena, Zavala, Gabriela P. García, Olarte, Denisse F. Herrera, Wojcieszek, Krzysztof A., García-Alandete, Joaquín, Juanola, Joan D. A., Lego, Pablo Patricio, Hathaway, William L., de Jesús Gómez, Ruth María, Fernández, Marisa Beatriz Tsuchida, Grygiel, Monika, Chávez, María José, Ponce, Julia Benlloch, Andrés, Mireia, Kasprzak, Agata, Caparrós, Clara Molinero, Mulet, Óscar García, Sahuquillo, Marisa Vendrell, Callado, Narciso Verdejo, Silvestre, Isabel Lacruz, Valle, Federico Mulet, Stuyck, Paloma Alonso, Alejos, José M., Bonete, Saray, Lacalle, María, Domínguez, Luis María García, Cencini, Amedeo, Nuño, Oriol Correa, Torrellas, Gloria Morelló, García, Sara Prats, Martín, Sheila Gallego, Sakuray, Cecilia Akemi Ponce, Hernando, Miriam Buxó, Calleja, Ana Revuelto, Gil, Montserrat Lafuente, Segura, Mar Álvarez, Echavarría, Martín F., Rodríguez-Ponga, Rafael, Vitz, Paul C., del Corral, Juan José Pérez-Soba Diez, Venegas, Juana Sánchez-Gey, Joubert, Nicolene L., May, Werner, Phillips-Koning, Daniëlle, Ostaszewska, Anna, Vargas, Inés Espallargas, Calatrava, María, Osorio, Alfonso, del Burgo, Cristina López, González, Martiño Rodríguez, Beltramo, Carlos, de Irala, Jokin, de Fernando García, Sara García, Font, Inmaculada García, López, María D. Barroso, Matías, Lizeth Alonso, Espezúa, Ximena Llerena, Zavala, Gabriela P. García, Olarte, Denisse F. Herrera, Wojcieszek, Krzysztof A., García-Alandete, Joaquín, Juanola, Joan D. A., Lego, Pablo Patricio, Hathaway, William L., de Jesús Gómez, Ruth María, Fernández, Marisa Beatriz Tsuchida, Grygiel, Monika, Chávez, María José, Ponce, Julia Benlloch, Andrés, Mireia, Kasprzak, Agata, Caparrós, Clara Molinero, Mulet, Óscar García, Sahuquillo, Marisa Vendrell, Callado, Narciso Verdejo, Silvestre, Isabel Lacruz, Valle, Federico Mulet, Stuyck, Paloma Alonso, Alejos, José M., Bonete, Saray, Lacalle, María, Domínguez, Luis María García, Cencini, Amedeo, Nuño, Oriol Correa, Torrellas, Gloria Morelló, García, Sara Prats, Martín, Sheila Gallego, Sakuray, Cecilia Akemi Ponce, Hernando, Miriam Buxó, and Calleja, Ana Revuelto

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2021
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37. Portland State University's Second (R)evolution: Partnering to Anchor the Institution in Sustainable Communities

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Wiewel, Wim, Kecskes, Kevin, and Martin, Sheila

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Portland State University has become internationally known for its whole-university approach to community-university engagement. Many academic leaders from around the world are now drawing on models for engagement that originated at Portland State. As the university takes stock of its successes, of changing economic conditions, and of the increasingly urgent need to focus on sustainability, the campus with its new leadership has begun to look closely at how to expand and refine the models. This paper on Portland State's Second (R)evolution provides models and ideas that how great promise of reinvigorating community-university partnerships nationally and internationally.

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2011

40. FACULTY SALARY SCHEDULES IN PUBLIC COMMUNITY-JUNIOR COLLEGES, 1965-66, A PILOT STUDY OF 2-YEAR INSTITUTIONS.

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National Education Association, Washington, DC. Research Div., GRAYBEAL, WILLIAM S., and MARTIN, SHEILA

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OF THE 479 PUBLIC JUNIOR COLLEGES INCLUDED IN THIS SURVEY, 318 REPORTED HAVING SALARY SCHEDULES, AND 251 PROVIDED COPIES FOR ANALYSIS. CONTENTS OF THESE SCHEDULES RANGED FROM VERY BASIC ELEMENTS TO COMPREHENSIVE AND DETAILED STATEMENTS WHICH INCLUDED MUCH RELATED INFORMATION. COMPILING THE DATA PRIMARILY IN TABULAR FORM, THE AUTHORS INCLUDED INFORMATION ABOUT (1) THE FREQUENCY OF OCCURRENCE OF SEVERAL CHARACTERISTICS OF SCHEDULES, (2) NUMBERS OF ACADEMIC PREPARATION LEVELS, (3) MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM SALARIES, (4) RELATIONSHIPS OF SALARIES TO ACADEMIC RANK, (5) SIZE AND NUMBER OF INCREMENTS, (6) POLICIES CONCERNING INITIAL PLACEMENT ON A SCHEDULE, (7) MERIT INCREMENTS, AND (8) PROVISIONS FOR OTHER THAN TEACHING FACULTY. FOR MOST TYPES OF INFORMATION, FREQUENCY OF OCCURRENCE AND AMOUNTS PAID WERE COMPILED. THE AUTHORS INCLUDED SIX SAMPLE SALARY SCHEDULES FROM INDIVIDUAL COLLEGES AND FROM JUNIOR COLLEGE SYSTEMS. THIS DOCUMENT IS ALSO AVAILABLE AS STOCK NO. 435-13320 FOR $1.00 FROM RESEARCH DIVISION, NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION, 1201 SIXTEENTH STREET, NW., WASHINGTON, D.C. 20036. (WO)

Published
1967

43. Regional indicators as civic governance: using measurement to identify and act upon community priorities

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Martin, Sheila A. and Morehead, Elizabeth

Subjects
Portland, Oregon -- Social aspects, Sustainable development -- Measurement, Economic indicators -- Measurement, Community development -- Methods -- Social aspects, Decision-making -- Methods -- Social aspects, Government, Political science
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The New Civic Index, introduced in this journal by Michael McGrath and Gloria Rubio-Cortes in 2012, points to seven essential components of civic infrastructure that comprise the foundation for community [...]

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2013
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45. Competencia digital : docentes en formación y resolución de problemas

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Grande-de-Prado, Mario, Cañón-Rodríguez, Ruth, García-Martin, Sheila, Cantón-Mayo, Isabel, Grande-de-Prado, Mario, Cañón-Rodríguez, Ruth, García-Martin, Sheila, and Cantón-Mayo, Isabel

Abstract

Esta investigación tiene como objetivo conocer y analizar la autopercepción que el alumnado que inicia sus estudios en el grado de Maestro de Educación Primaria posee en referencia a su competencia electrónica para resolver problemas técnicos en el entorno digital, por lo que constituye un reto educativo relevante, puesto que se trata de un conocimiento imprescindible en la sociedad actual. El presente examen emplea una metodología descriptivo-interpretativa y ex post facto, utilizando para la recogida de datos un cuestionario dirigido al alumnado del primer curso del grado de Maestro de Educación Primaria de una facultad de Educación durante cuatro años consecutivos. A partir de los resultados obtenidos, se puede afirmar que estos docentes en formación se valoran a sí mismos como competentes. Sin embargo, no debemos olvidar que estos resultados solo muestran la autopercepción de los participantes y que en ellos se encuentran diferencias asociadas al sexo, es decir, los varones del estudio se valoran más competentes y parecen sentirse más seguros ante los problemas que puedan surgir con los dispositivos digitales que las mujeres., Aquesta investigació té com a objectiu conèixer i analitzar l'autopercepció que posseeix l'alumnat que inicia els estudis en el grau de Mestre d'Educació Primària en referència a la seva competència electrònica per resoldre problemes tècnics en l'entorn digital, per la qual cosa aquesta qüestió esdevé un repte educatiu rellevant, atès que es tracta d'un coneixement imprescindible en la societat actual. El present examen fa servir una metodologia descriptivointerpretativa i ex post facto, utilitzant per a la recollida de dades un qüestionari adreçat a l'alumnat del primer curs del grau de Mestre d'Educació Primària d'una facultat d'Educació durant quatre anys consecutius. En base als resultats obtinguts, es pot afirmar que aquests docents en formació es valoren a si mateixos com a competents, però no hem d'oblidar que aquests resultats només ens en mostren l'autopercepció i que es troben diferències associades al sexe, és a dir, els homes de l'estudi es consideren més competents i sembla que se sentin més segurs davant dels problemes que puguin sorgir amb els dispositius digitals que les dones., The aim of this research is to determine and analyze the self-perception of first-year students in the bachelor's degree in primary teacher education regarding their skills to resolve technical problems in the digital environment. Digital competence is essential is today's society and constitutes a significant educational challenge. A descriptive-interpretative and ex post facto methodology was used. Data were collected by means of a questionnaire administered to first-year students over a period of four consecutive years. The results indicate that teacher trainees consider themselves to be digitally competent, although it should be noted that these results only show the students' self-perception. Some differences related to sex have been found. Specifically, the men in the study rated themselves as being more digitally competent and seem to feel more confident about problems that may arise with digital devices than the women.

Published
2021

48. Applying industrial ecology to industrial parks: an economic and environmental analysis

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Martin, Sheila A., Cushman, Robert A., Weitz, Keith A., Sharma, Aarti, and Lindrooth, Richard C.

Subjects
Ecology -- Economic aspects, Industrial districts -- Economic aspects, Economics, Economic aspects
Abstract

Industrial ecology (IE) is an emerging framework for characterizing relationships between businesses and analyzing their economic and environmental performance. By applying the principles of IE, members of eco-industrial parks (EIPs) [...]

Published
1998

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