Institution
University of Tampa
Recent research
- Society & Economics
From non-profit to capped-profit: governance, trust and purpose in organisational transition
Purpose This study aims to examine how a mission-driven organisation navigates ethical commitments, stakeholder trust and governance challenges during a transition from non-profit to capped-profit status. This study addresses how such transitions reshape organisational purpose, l...
- Health & Medicine
Impact of resistance training on mobility among obese individuals living in the US
Date presented: April 23, 2026 Primary Author and Speaker: Thomas Rosenblum, thomas.rosenblum@spartans.ut.edu
- Biology
Autism Severity, Behavioral Interventions, and ADL Difficulties in Children 6–17 Years
Date presented: April 24, 2026 Primary Author and Speaker: Cara E. Nightlinger, nightlinger147@gmail.com
- BiologyOpen access
Abstract In Drosophila , neuroblasts (NBs) undergo self-renewing asymmetric divisions to generate ganglion mother cells (GMCs). Each GMC undergoes a terminal asymmetric division to generate two neurons. It was previously suggested that the loss of function of the chromatin-bindin...
The hidden risk of regulatory arbitrage: strategic exposure in global markets
Purpose This article examines the strategic and ethical implications of regulatory arbitrage in global markets. While firms expand into less regulated environments to increase flexibility and growth, these strategies raise questions about long-term sustainability and corporate re...
- Society & Economics
The Pulse Nightclub: Memorializing a Way Forward, Resisting the Way Back
In this study, we examine memorialization as resistance among minoritized communities following mass violence, focusing on public responses to the 2016 Pulse Nightclub shooting in Orlando, Florida. We analyze 21 handwritten scrolls collected and digitally preserved by Hands On Or...
- Society & Economics
As AI agents transition from simple coding assistants to end-to-end engineers, the profession is shifting from writing syntax to auditing complex systems.
- BiologyOpen access
The Golden Arc Program: Story as a Committed Wave
This paper states, in brief, a research program developed across three companion papers. The model: narrative is a signed waveform of dramatic charge whose decisive structural point is not the climax but the fold, the moment the space of possible endings closes, and one recursive...
- BiologyOpen access
The Golden Arc Program: Story as a Committed Wave
This paper states, in brief, a research program developed across three companion papers. The model: narrative is a signed waveform of dramatic charge whose decisive structural point is not the climax but the fold, the moment the space of possible endings closes, and one recursive...
- AI & ComputingOpen access
The Causal Fold: A Scoring Protocol and Four Worked Cases
The Fold Against the Null established that sentiment-based measurement sees a story's settling tail, not its causal fold, leaving the parent model's central claim, that the space of narrative possibility closes near the golden section, untested at the observable it actually names...
- Health & Medicine
Masculinity as a Determinant of Men's Vasectomy Utilization.
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