Institution

Wyoming Department of Education

USgovernment

Recent research

  • Health & Medicine

    Taking It Out of PE: Transfer of Student Motivation

    A ubiquitous goal of physical education (PE) has been that students learn the skills, knowledge, and motivation to engage in a lifetime of healthful physical activity. Thus, a preeminent question for any physical educator is whether their curriculum and instruction will influence...

    Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport2026-09-230 citationsDOI
  • Climate & EnvironmentOpen access

    Host tissue stoichiometry links nutrient availability to parasite abundance in a piscivorous fish

    Abstract Understanding how ecosystem nutrient availability influences parasites is challenging, especially for trophically transmitted parasites in hosts occupying higher trophic levels. Host tissue nutrient stoichiometry may elucidate these effects by indicating nutrient availab...

    Oecologia2026-09-041 citationsRead our summary →DOI
  • Health & MedicineOpen access

    Mental Health Care Access in Rural Communities Amid the Expansion of Telehealth

    Abstract Introduction Compared to metropolitan residents, rural residents face disparities in access to local mental health providers that are even larger than for other health care services. Telehealth appears to be a solution: patients should be able to more easily access provi...

    Health Affairs Scholar2026-09-040 citationsDOI
  • Physics & SpaceOpen access

    ODIN: Confirmation and 3D Reconstruction of Six Massive Protoclusters at Cosmic Noon

    Abstract Protoclusters represent sites of accelerated galaxy formation and extreme astrophysical activity characteristic of dense environments. Identifying massive protoclusters and mapping their spatial structures are therefore crucial for understanding how large-scale environme...

    The Astrophysical Journal2026-08-260 citationsRead our summary →DOI
  • Society & Economics

    Still a soldier: Navigating military identity during incarceration

    Incarcerated veterans are a unique segment of the prison population, but despite growing research, the voices of incarcerated veterans remain largely absent from literature. Drawing upon Narrative Identity Theory, this study examines how veterans construct and negotiate their mil...

    Punishment & Society2026-08-010 citationsDOI