Roosevelt University

All-American city: Bluster, boom, and bust in Wichita , by Chase M. Billingham

I grew up in the hinterlands of Wichita in the 1980s and 1990s, knowing that—no matter what—I had to get out. The culture (and lack thereof) was stifling, and opportunity was limited. Returning to ...

Clarifying the Protective Role of Empowerment Against Weight/Shape Concerns Among Black and White Women Who Have Experienced Intimate Partner Violence and are Residing in Shelter

Women who have experienced intimate partner violence (W-IPV) exhibit relatively high levels of disordered eating (DE). Empowerment has been demonstrated to be a protective factor against negative mental health outcomes for W-IPV, but has not been studied, with respect to DE, in t...

Artificial intelligence literacy among U.S. rural medical education students: perceptions, readiness, educational needs, and barriers

Artificial intelligence is increasingly integrated into healthcare. However, formal training in medical education remains limited, especially among Rural Medical Education students. This study examined students’ perceptions of artificial intelligence, their readiness to use it, t...

Teaching the Halstead Category Test: A survey of post-doctoral fellowships in adult clinical neuropsychology

The Halstead Category Test (HCT) is considered among the most sensitive measures for detecting global neurological impairment. Although its ability to localize neurological dysfunction or to assess executive function has been questioned, its demonstrated diagnostic sensitivity to...

Introducing HUM19

Abstract This report introduces the HUM19 corpus of 19th century British and Irish novels and describes its construction. We characterise the HUM19 corpus as a specialised reference corpus that can be used both as a comparator against which other corpora or texts may be compared...