• In search of a father: Alexander Hamilton and his father figures 

  Nash, Ashleigh Marie (Southern New Hampshire University, 2018-12)

  Alexander Hamilton has long been considered a controversial founder. His political and economic beliefs polarized a new nation. Due to his controversial nature, Hamilton’s childhood circumstances were brought to public ...
• Organizational mindfulness in higher education information technology: a Delphi study 

  McArthur, Karen R. (Southern New Hampshire University, 2018)

  This study examined the opinion of higher education information technology professionals on organizational mindfulness and mindful organizing in aligning their department’s organizational goals with the broader college/university ...
• “If That’s Art Then I’m a Hottentot!”: American art’s divorce from the American people 

  Loraditch, Timothy Frederick (Southern New Hampshire University, 2018-09)

  In the second half of the twentieth-century American Art experienced significant changes. Despite the rapid development of modernism in Europe, American Artists continued in a very representative style of painting. After ...
• Otherness as entertainment: the Victorian-era freak show and its legacy in contemporary popular culture 

  Ploeger, Ernst Otto IV (Southern New Hampshire University, 2018-12)

  This research seeks to provide a more detailed examination of the fate of the Victorian-era freak show than provided in the historiography. The prominent contention is that once the specific maladies became known, the ...
• Climate change and sustainability strategy: MNCs performance assessment - impact of climate change on business sector 

  AL Ghunaim, Mashari S (Southern New Hampshire University, 2018-11)

  Climate change poses many challenges for business operations worldwide. The study evaluated multinational companies (MNCs) and the implications of climate change on their business operational activities. Moreover, the study ...

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