Liberty University

Program Development of She Fights Forward!: Healing Through Martial Arts for Women Survivors of Sexual Violence

Sexual violence disrupts functioning in survivors, with many experiencing complex mental health symptomology after assault. Women survivors of sexual violence may be interested in martial arts to prevent nonconsensual encounters; however, many martial arts gyms do not offer accom...

“There’s a Land Beyond the River”: Promised Land Imagery in Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird

Harper Lee evokes the biblical Promised Land through the hymns “There’s a Land Beyond the River” and “On Jordan’s Stormy Banks.” As Calpurnia’s congregation sings these hymns, readers are invited to interpret the church service in light of the biblical journey from Egypt to the P...

Leading for equity: Educational leadership at the intersection of bilingualism and special education in an urban elementary school

This article examines how educational leadership is mobilized in efforts to foster equity at the intersection of bilingualism and special education in a large urban U.S. elementary school. Although bilingual education and special education (SPED) have developed robust but largely...

Judgment Cost Theory, Study 2 — Replication and Audit Archive: When Automation Concentrates Judgment: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of Residual Decision Difficulty and Oversight Burden Following AI Adoption

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Ethical decision-making in online supervision of counselors-in-training: A practice-oriented framework

Online supervision is a routine component of counselor training, requiring supervisors to make ethical judgments when information may be incomplete or difficult to interpret. Although perceptual uncertainty is not unique to online supervision, technology-mediated environments may...

Who Is Accountable for the Older Adult in Crisis? Administrative Fragmentation in Late-Life Suicide Prevention

Adults aged 75 and older recorded the highest suicide rate in the United States in 2023. Yet late-life suicide has received limited treatment in public administration as a problem of design, interagency accountability, and statutory responsibility. Drawing on the disarticulated s...

Why change management initiatives fail during strategy implementation: a multi-level qualitative case study

Purpose This study aims to examine why change management initiatives fail during strategy implementation by analysing how failures emerge, interact and compound across organisational levels. Design/methodology/approach A qualitative single embedded case study was conducted within...