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Women in Prisons and Jails
- Jazmin DelgadoPsychologyUndergraduate Student
- Rosio CejaBusiness MajorUndergraduate Student
- Jeremy TietzPsychologyUndergraduate Student
- Andrea GerardenNursing, International StudiesUndergraduate Student
- Kory LambertsEnvironmental Studies, Scientific DivingUndergraduate Student
This presentation was made and presented by the members of the Formerly Incarcerated Students Club. This presentation discusses the overlooked oppression that women in prisons face. Presented are the rising rates of women in jails, reasons for these numbers, how the incarceration of women affects families, birth in prisons, sexual assault in prisons, and Trans rights when it comes to incarceration.
Worldviews and Ideologies of Humboldt County
- Michael HowellReligious StudiesUndergraduate Student
Mapping the worldviews and ideologies of Humboldt County
Yurok Social Services Internship Manual
- Dianna HeimstadtSocial WorkGraduate Student
I’ve partnered with the Yurok Social Services (YSS) department to develop the Yurok Social Services Internship Manual. As the largest federally recognized tribe in California with over 6000 enrolled members, interns placed within YSS have an opportunity to learn from and be exposed to a diverse community with varied Indigenous, Yurok worldview(s). The Yurok Tribe continues to suffer from the historical and ongoing impacts of colonialism, and as Indigenous peoples, they have also continued to thrive. The intent of this manual is to better orient and train incoming interns as to their roles and responsibilities as well as to provide an introduction to a Yurok worldview.
Zooarchaeology 3D Digitization
- Brianna KingAnthropologyUndergraduate Student
Our research project consists of photographing animal remains and combining the photos to make digital 3D models which will later be used for student education for those who do not have direct hands-on access to these materials. To provide accurate models to be studied, photographs are taken of each bone 360 degrees around and stitched together using a program called STRATA 3D. The purpose of this project is to make our zooarchaeology collection available to the public while also ensuring that the remains will not be damaged. By incorporating the use of STRATA 3D, current and future students of Humboldt State University will be able to access this database for years to come.
Жаворонок (The Lark)
- Aaron LopezMusicUndergraduate Student
'The Lark' is a Russian Folk Song most famously arranged by Russian Classical Composer Mikhail Glinka. Mily Balakirev later arranged this song as a piano work, inspired by other romantic era composers like Franz Liszt in the composition. The piece emulates the bird it is named after with its fluttering passages and a strong Russian presence.