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  • Flash 2005 February 24 
    James E. Walker Library, Middle Tennessee State University; Digital Initiatives, James E. Walker Library, Middle Tennessee State University (Students of Middle Tennessee State University, 2005-02-24)
  • Flash 2005 January 27 
    James E. Walker Library, Middle Tennessee State University; Digital Initiatives, James E. Walker Library, Middle Tennessee State University (Students of Middle Tennessee State University, 2005-01-27)
  • Flash 2005 March 17 
    James E. Walker Library, Middle Tennessee State University; Digital Initiatives, James E. Walker Library, Middle Tennessee State University (Students of Middle Tennessee State University, 2005-03-17)
  • Flash 2005 March 24 
    James E. Walker Library, Middle Tennessee State University; Digital Initiatives, James E. Walker Library, Middle Tennessee State University (Students of Middle Tennessee State University, 2005-03-24)
  • The Flint Water Crisis: A Case Study on Flint, Causes of the City's Downfall, and the Need for New American Infrastructure 
    Qattea, Samir (University Honors College Middle Tennessee State University, 2019-12-04)
    This research project is an investigation of the central causes that led to the condition of the city of Flint, Michigan, as of 2019. Based on the central causes, it is imperative to stress the need for an improved ...
  • Folate Effects on Lifespan of Saccharomyces cerevisiae 
    Hicks, Alesha; O'Connell, Kayla O'Connell; Seipelt-Thiemann, Rebecca (Middle Tennessee State University, 2016)
    Dietary effects on lifespan have been studied for many years. The most well-known is that calorie restriction can increase longevity in many species. Previous research has also implicated restriction of certain nutrients ...
  • Food Access and Conflict: Responsibility and Future Prosecution Guidelines for the Continued Humanitarian Violations of the Yemeni People 
    Evans, Elizabeh Louise (Middle Tennessee State University, 2018)
    Food used as a weapon of war literature focuses on how the state uses this form of “weapon” in order to weaken the opposition, for instance using siege warfare. Although sieges are costly and time-consuming, they may under ...
  • Food, Authenticity and Travel: A Study of Students Traveling to China for the First Time 
    Barnhart, Hannah (Middle Tennessee State University, 2013-12-14)
    The purpose of this study was to analyze and recognize how the first time traveler's perception of authenticity, based on the local cuisine and encounters with staged authenticity, affect their overall perception of the ...
  • The foods we read and the words we eat : four approaches to the language of food in fiction and nonfiction. 
    Dunne, Sara (Middle Tennessee State University, 1994)
    Food is a common element in both fiction and nonfiction, and critical theory is the best way to understand food as a literary element. Food and critical theory have a long history together, and this study applies structuralism, ...
  • For those of us who love to read. 
    Adams, Larry (Middle Tennessee State University, 2002)
    Using the theories of Mikhail M. Bakhtin concerning the chronotope (the authorial use of space and time combined), this discussion seeks to apply those theories to the identification of mode in selected novels. Close reading ...
  • Forced Retirement: The Effects of Ending Participation in Elite Collegiate Sport 
    Murray, Erynn Ashley (Middle Tennessee State University, 2017-04-06)
    Every elite intercollegiate student-athlete will face a forced retirement upon the ending of their NCAA career eligibility. It is hypothesized that many elite athletes identify as having strong and exclusive athletic ...
  • Forced Retirement: The Effects of Ending Participation in Elite Collegiate Sport 
    Murray, Erynn Ashley (Middle Tennessee State University, 2017-04-06)
    Every elite intercollegiate student-athlete will face a forced retirement upon the ending of their NCAA career eligibility. It is hypothesized that many elite athletes identify as having strong and exclusive athletic ...
  • Forced Retirement: The Effects of Ending Participation in Elite Collegiate Sport 
    Murray, Erynn Ashley (Middle Tennessee State University, 2017-04-06)
    Every elite intercollegiate student-athlete will face a forced retirement upon the ending of their NCAA career eligibility. It is hypothesized that many elite athletes identify as having strong and exclusive athletic ...
  • Forced Retirement: The Effects of Ending Participation in Elite Collegiate Sport 
    Murray, Erynn Ashley (Middle Tennessee State University, 2017-04-06)
    Every elite intercollegiate student-athlete will face a forced retirement upon the ending of their NCAA career eligibility. It is hypothesized that many elite athletes identify as having strong and exclusive athletic ...
  • Framework of Understanding Somatological Constructs Relative to the Fit of Apparel 
    Cottle, Frederick S.; Ulrich, Pamela V.; Teel, Karla P. (Middle Tennessee State University2014 Conference Proceedings edited by Hometrica Consulting - Switzerland, 2014-10-21)
    Past research in the field of somatology (human body measurement) related to the fit of apparel has focused on the current apparel manufacturing process flow. In the current system, three dimensional (3D) body form is ...
  • Franklin Roosevelt and His New Deal: A Rhetoric of Class-Consciousness and the Role of Identification 
    Narrell, Benjamin (University Honors College Middle Tennessee State University, 2020-12-02)
    Using an understanding of rhetoric put forward by Kenneth Burke, one which emphasizes the role of identification in rhetorical interaction, this project examines the techniques used by Franklin Roosevelt to raise the ...
  • Freeze-thaw effects on the biology of seeds and seedlings from exotic and native plants 
    Limbird, Eric James (Middle Tennessee State University, 2017-10-23)
    During the cold-moist conditions of winter, stratification occurs that alleviates diaspore dormancy in many species enabling spring germination. Winters in southeastern United States frequently have warm spells, lasting a ...
  • The French James, or Henry James under the French critical gaze / 
    Gavand, Karine (Middle Tennessee State University, 2008)
    The French James, or Henry James under the French Critical Gaze explores, through the analysis of how French critics approach Henry James, the influence of cultural factors specific to a country, including historical, ...
  • Freshman Fit: A Collaborative Approach to First-year Engagement Practices 
    Pruitt, Courtney Lynn (Middle Tennessee State University, 2019)
    With college completion and retention rates moving to the forefront of education efforts, student engagement has earned the interest of many scholars, university efforts, and funding agencies. Student engagement is typically ...
  • A Freshman’s Tale: An Italian Travel Memoir 
    Kurtz, Madeleine (University Honors College, Middle Tennessee State University, 2018-05)
    In the summer of 2016, I went on a two-week study abroad to Italy with the MTSU Honors College. Our trip was led by Dr. Philip Phillips and April Goers, and I was one of seventeen students. The goal of the journey was to ...

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