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Are (Should) Human Rights (Be) Universal?
Rhoda E. Howard-Hassmann

ABIOTIC CONDITIONS, ALGAL BIOMASS & FISH GROWTH RATES AFFECT FISH MERCURY CONCENTRATIONS IN TWO SUBARCTIC LAKES
Ari Yamaguchi

A Qualitative Investigation into the Influence of a Mental Health Physical Activity Intervention on University Students
Heather M. Tunks

Determination of Samarium and Dysprosium Solubility
Seana Brennan

“There’s no manual for this” : A Multi-Case Study Exploring Familial Experiences of Maternal Incarceration
Lauren Hawthorne

USING PHYTOGLYCOGEN-BASED NANOPARTICLES TO ENHANCE INOSINE MONOPHSOPHATE DELIVERY USING RAINBOW TROUT AND BOVINE MODELS
Kristof Jenik

Capitalism and Human Rights
Rhoda E. Howard-Hassmann

Yukawa Potential Orbital Energy: Its Relation to Orbital Mean Motion as well to the Graviton Mediating the Interaction in Celestial Bodies
Connor Martz, Sheldon Van Middelkoop, Ioannis Gkigkitzis, Ioannis Haranas, and Ilias S. Kotsireas

A Housing First Model for Youth and its Relation to Social Integration
Alexandra Amiri

Holy Estrangement: The Poetics of Estrangement in John Donne's Divine Poems and Sermons
Anton Bergstrom

LGTBQ+ COMMUNITY PERCEPTIONS OF POLICE AND POLICE INVOLVEMENT IN PRIDE CELEBRATIONS IN A SMALL ONTARIO CITY: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY
Priscilla Ramjit

AGGREGATE LOSS MODEL WITH POISSON-TWEEDIE LOSS FREQUENCY
Si Chen

Exploring Young ACB Women’s Experiences of Navigating Sexual Health in the Greater Toronto Area.
Natasha Afua Darko

Beyond a Mapping Exercise: Inclusion of Aboriginal Traditional Ecological Knowledge in Parks and Protected Areas Management
David Cook

“ONCE A LAWYER, NOW A SECURITY GUARD… AND ANYBODY CAN REALIZE HOW MUCH IT IS HURTING, RIGHT?” THE EXPERIENCES OF DESKILLING AMONG SKILLED, MINORITIZED IMMIGRANTS IN WATERLOO REGION, SOUTHWESTERN ONTARIO
Karun Karki

Economic Imperialism and Oligopolization of Trade in the Gold Coast: 1886-1939
Rhoda E. Howard-Hassmann

State-Induced Famine and Penal Starvation in North Korea
Rhoda E. Howard-Hassmann

Using Our Past to Predict Our Future: Applying Reference Class Forecasting to Debias Individual Project Completion Predictions
Rebecca Friesdorf

Seeking a Path to Wellness and Flourishing: Exploring Ecological Citizenship, Systems Thinking, and Environmental Governance in Southwest Yukon
Amanda Solmes

Revealing and Reveling in Late Medieval Sermons from England: Siegfried Wenzel, Preaching in the Age of Chaucer: Selected Sermons in Translation
Chris L. Nighman

Sam Shepard’s ‘Body’ of Tragedy
Tamas Dobozy

Pulling up Roots: Border-crossing and Migrancy on Southern Alberta’s Irrigation Frontier
Jenny Kerber

Remediating the Past: Doing “Periodical Studies” in the Digital Era
Maria DiCenzo

Pressing the Public: Nineteenth-Century Feminist Periodicals and “the Press”
Maria DiCenzo

Supply Line: The Canadian War Museum’s Second World War Discovery Box
Sandra O'Quinn

The Effects of Dorsal Lateral Telencephalon Lesions on Zebrafish Social Behaviour
Hailey Katzman

Actions and Words: Luther and James through an Alternative Hermeneutical Lens
Daniel Maoz

Borderless Boundaries – as Means of Death and Life: Wilderness Portraits in Patristic and Rabbinic Literature
Daniel Maoz

Authenticating Novelty
Allen G. Jorgenson

Peopled by the Book
Allen Jorgenson

*Updated as of 02/24/20.