Investigating the Justice System Response to Domestic Violence in Missouri

One in four women will experience domestic violence in their lifetimes. Each year, 5.3 million domestic violence assaults occur in the United States alone and domestic violence is the leading cause of injury to women. Yet, despite the prevalence of domestic violence, little empirical research on the justice system\u27s response to it exists. This paper seeks to describe a state funded project that was created to assess and compare responses to domestic violence throughout the state of Missouri. The project lasted for three years and was conducted by an interdisciplinary team of University of Missouri-Columbia (MU) professors and students

The Best Estimated Trajectory Analysis for Pad Abort One

I. Best Estimated Trajectory (BET) objective: a) Produce reconstructed trajectory of the PA-1 flight to understand vehicle dynamics and aid other post flight analyses. b) Leverage all measurement sources taken of vehicle during flight to produce the most accurate estimate of vehicle trajectory. c) Generate trajectory reconstructions of the Crew Module (CM), Launch Abort System (LAS), and Forward Bay Cover (FBC). II. BET analysis was started immediately following the PA-1 mission and was completed in September, 2010 a) Quick look version of BET released 5/25/2010: initial repackaging of SIGI data. b) Preliminary version of BET released 7/6/2010: first blended solution using available sources of external measurements. c) Final version of BET released 9/1/2010: final blended solution using all available sources of data

The intersection of diversity, equity, and inclusion with pediatric Patient and Family Advisory Councils

Patient and family advisory councils (PFACs) advance patient- and family-centered care within children’s hospitals but may not reflect the diversity of the communities they serve. We sought to assess PFAC diversity among children’s hospitals and explore barriers, drivers, and enablers of recruitment, retention, and engagement of patient and family advisors (PFAs) with diverse perspectives and backgrounds. We performed a mixed methods study to evaluate structure, composition, recruitment, and engagement strategies of children’s hospital PFACs. Individuals likely to have knowledge of or responsibility for PFACs at each Children’s Hospital Association (CHA) member hospital were asked to complete an electronic questionnaire. A subset of respondents from hospitals varying in size and region participated in 1-hour virtual interviews. We received valid responses from 166 (73%) of 228 CHA member hospitals. Eighty-eight percent reported having at least one PFAC. Only 21% selected “definitely true” when asked if their PFACs reflected the racial and ethnic diversity of the community served. Twelve respondents from various children’s hospitals participated in qualitative interviews. Five themes emerged: 1) Importance of Diversity in PFAC Membership; 2) Targeted, Personalized Recruitment and Engagement Strategies Facilitate Diverse PFACs; 3) Importance of Supporting PFAs from Diverse Backgrounds; 4) Ample Opportunities to Engage PFAs in Institutional Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Efforts; and 5) External Factors as Drivers for Change within PFACs. Many PFACs are working to increase diversity, equity, and inclusion, but opportunities to close gaps remain. Findings may inform strategies to promote diversity, equity, and inclusion within PFACs across hospital systems. Experience Framework This article is associated with the Patient, Family & Community Engagement lens of The Beryl Institute Experience Framework (https://www.theberylinstitute.org/ExperienceFramework). Access other PXJ articles related to this lens. Access other resources related to this lens

The Grizzly, August 30, 2001

Construction on Campus: Residents Return to Numerous Campus Improvement Projects • What is a Watson? • Lending a Helping Hand: Class of 2005 Volunteers at Philadelphia\u27s Cobb Creek Park • UC Students Complete Summer Research • Class of 2005 Receives Dell Laptops • Tumultuous Tuition? • Opinions: Potty Improvement?; Pet for a New Age; Mind the Dust: A Student Perspective of Construction on Campus • More Bang for Your Buck: A Comparative Report on the Prices of Condoms in Collegeville • What is There to do in Collegeville? • Francoise Gilot Exhibit in Berman Museum of Art • Art Fair Coming to Berman Museum of Art • Looking Back: The Life of an Ursinus Student in 1870 • What\u27s in a Name? • Drug-Testing for College Athletes • New Fitness Area Not Quite Ready for Students • Ursinus College Football Head Coach Peter Gallagher • Dog Days of Summer May Lead to Heat-Related Illnesseshttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/grizzlynews/1491/thumbnail.jp

The Grizzly, September 6, 2001

Activities Fair Helps Students Get Involved on Campus • Ursinus Leadership Scholar Program Teaches Students Skills to Succeed • Students Express Concern About Unsafe Campus Pathways • Opinions: Roommate: Friend or Foe?; Is our Campus Safe?; Homesickness not so Uncommon • Former UC Professor to Perform in Seven Stars Music and Art Festival • Free Museums on the Philly Parkway! • Wash, Cut, Blow Dry: It Doesn\u27t Have to Empty Your Wallet! • A Face From the Past: Dr. John Henry Augustus Bomberger • Women\u27s Soccer Team Victorious at UC Invitational • La Roche College Men\u27s Soccer Invitational Champions • Soggy Soccer Field Creates Muddy Waters • Women\u27s Volleyball Defeats Hood in their own Tournament • Bears Fall to Presidents in Heated Battle at Patterson Field • Blood, Sweat and Tearshttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/grizzlynews/1492/thumbnail.jp

The Grizzly, October 26, 2000

Alleged Sexual Assault Still Under Investigation • Quarter-Million Dollar Check to Aid the Arts • Unwelcome Party-Crashers Cause a Ruckus, Involve Police • Alum Melrose Honored for Foreign Humanitarian Service • Ursinus Students Unite for Collegeville Dam Clean-up • Campus Safety an Issue After Recent Events • Alcohol Awareness Week no Sobering Event • Quinn\u27s Irish Eyes Were Smiling During Study Abroad Trip • Take Back the Night Friday Oct. 27 • Opinions: Students Respond to Issues Surrounding Homecoming\u27s Alleged Sexual Assault; But, is it Timely?; UC in Need of Marching Band; Are Ursinus Students Safe? • Students Want Ursinus to Change Channels • Students to Vote for Favorite Work of Art in Nov. 2nd Pfahler Plaza Sculpture Contest • Volleyball Serves up Huge Win Over Fords • Women\u27s Golf Tees up for Spring Season • Gettysburg invite Prelude to Conference Champs This Week • Former UC Star Athlete Now an Assistant Volleyball Coach with Grit • Health Alert: West Nile Virus Makes it\u27s way to Montgomery County, Ursinus Campus • Relaxation is Key to Staying Sane at College • Study Shows 48% of UC Students Don\u27t Binge Drink • Underdog Men\u27s Soccer Unloads on G-Burg Bullets • Bears Bite Bullets; Steamroll Scots to Improve to 6-1 • Women\u27s Soccer Squad Kicks Into Gear as Season Winds Down • Hockey Ends Albany Win Streak • From Hockey to XC: UC\u27s Glah True Multi-sport Athletehttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/grizzlynews/1476/thumbnail.jp

The Grizzly, August 29, 2000

UC Class of \u2704: Welcome to a Journey of a Lifetime • Campus Security puts Safety First • Students React to Parking Fee Increase • Chemistry Course Canceled • UC Gets Wired: New Laptop Program Debuts • Opinion: What This Campus Really Needs; Tuition Rises, Why Not Scholarships?; Campaign 2000: Bush, Gore and so Much More • Making the Most of Your Ursinus Experience • Commuters are Students Too!! • Upperclassman Reflects on First Days of a New Life at UC • Finding a New Home at UC • Food for Thought: Eating Right at Wismer • Getting Involved in UC Clubs, Organizations • CIE: One Student\u27s Perspective • UC Student to Appear on Jeopardy! • Field Hockey Team set for Breakout Season • Football Program Looks to Build on Success • Men\u27s Soccer Program On the Rise • Women\u27s Program Looking to Score Big • Volleyball Team Set to Kill Competition • XC Squad, After False Start, Ready to Run • No Routine Season for Cheerleading Squad • Field House Construction Behind Schedule • UC Grad Brackin Earns Post-Grad Scholarshiphttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/grizzlynews/1469/thumbnail.jp

The Grizzly, February 15, 2001

Deadly Earthquake Affects Students a World Away • First Annual Freshman Dance a Smashing Success • Borough Council Votes to Remove Local Dam • Pledging at Ursinus now Known as New Member Education • Is UC Housing in Danger of Overpopulation? • Opinions: No Spot for You; Should the Government Give Money to Faith-based Charities?; Students Should Choose Socks Wisely • Men\u27s Basketball Hopes to Finish Atop East Conference • Indoor Track Positive About Season • Coach Leads Gymnastics to big win • Wrestling Squad Finds Success on the mat in Weekend Tri-match • Women\u27s Swimming Falls in Battle with Bryn Mawr • Lady Bears\u27 Hussey Sets School Record in big win Over Conference Foe • Staying Healthy with Help from Wismerhttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/grizzlynews/1483/thumbnail.jp

The Grizzly, November 8, 2001

Construction on Campus Continues as Scheduled • UC Leadership Scholars Attend Annual Halloween Concert • An Evening with Alice Parker a Musical Success • Peace Corps and City Year Representatives Speak About Careers in Common Good • Anthrax Vaccine at Center of Controversy • Opinions: Closed Courses and Wait Lists: Nightmares of Registration; Pop Goes the Quiz! • Gospel Choir Sings out for Peace, Prayer and Healing; Concert a Great Success • Judy Chicago is Coming! World-famous Artist to Visit Ursinus • Influenza Season is Upon Us • Comparative Prices on Museums • Self Protection Facts: What You Need to Know • Power of Dance • Rushing Season Begins Again • Gettysburg Becomes New CC Men\u27s Soccer Champion • UC Women\u27s Rugby Fighting the Good Fight • NCAA Volleyball Semi-finals • UC Downs FDUhttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/grizzlynews/1500/thumbnail.jp

The Grizzly, September 5, 2000

Freshman Clustering: Ideal Living or Mission Impossible? • 2 Major Additions Make Debut this Fall • UC Online Generates Digital Excitement • Fitness House Hopes to Spark Student Interest in Athletics • Fountain Near Pfahler in the Works for Next Summer • Summer in Cambridge, Paris Unforgettable • New Professor Added in Computer Science Department • Opinion: Is Cheerleading a Sport??; Campaign 2000: Eye on Education; The Lesson is in the Language: The Republican Educational Plan • Summer Concert Review: Dave Matthews Band Spectacular at the Vet • International Film Festival Set to Begin at UC • Women\u27s Soccer Invincible at Invitational • Men Win Opener, Drop Heartbreaker • Uphill Battle Ahead for Cross Country Squad • Volleyball Team Dlgs out a Win in Virginia • Football Ranked Second in Conference Preseason Poll • Athlete of the Week: Krista Bailey • Meningitis: What UC Students Need to Know • UC Sophomore Reflects on Horrors of Freshman Fifteen • Rough Start for Bears\u27 Field Hockeyhttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/grizzlynews/1470/thumbnail.jp