Faculty Publications
The purpose of this Faculty Publications collection is to allow TAMU Faculty to self-deposit products of their research, typically journal articles that can be made openly accessible, but also conference presentations and similar materials.
Faculty, please note that as part of the self-deposit process, the Libraries’ Office of Scholarly Communication would encourage you to apply a Creative Commons (CC) license to your work as you share it here. (For help choosing which type, see: https://creativecommons.org/choose/ .) By default via the submission process link immediately below, the CC license version will be the latest (4.0), with international jurisdiction. (For details, see: https://wiki.creativecommons.org/wiki/License_Versions .) If for any reason you would like to restrict the jurisdiction by country, you will need to contact us at digital@library.tamu.edu before you deposit the item.
Recent Submissions
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(2024-02-12)This publication was envisioned by the Network for New Media, Religion, and Digital Studies to highlight important research and scholarship being produced in the increasingly diverse, interdisciplinary, and international ...
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(2023-12-19)This data collection identifies the presence and characteristics of Medicaid coverage for adults with and without dependent children for each state in the U.S. and the District of Columbia between the years of 1996 – 2017 ...
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(2023-12-05)This report explores the current challenges and needs that congregations continue to face related to technology use. This work provides another in-depth analysis of key themes raised in the Tech in Churches During COVID-19 ...
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Report 3- Executive Summary of 'We’re Still Here’: Reflections of the Post-Pandemic Digital Church (2023-11-27)This paper provides a brief synopsis of findings shared in the “’We’re Still Here’: Reflections of the Post-Pandemic Digital Church” report, which is the third and final report in the Tech in Churches During Covid-19 ...
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(2023-11-21)This article links current understanding of major factors that cross critical climate thresholds: 1. Earth’s Anthropocene Epoch of exponential and unsustainable population, consumption, waste, and emissions damaging Earth ...
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(Paul and Alexandra Canellopoulos Museum, 2023)Between 1931 and 1939, Oscar Broneer and the American School of Classical Studies excavated the eastern half of the North Slope of the Acropolis and conducted limited exploration on the East Slope and within the East Cave. ...
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(2023 IEEE ASEE Frontiers in Education, 2023-10-18)Incorporating the multidisciplinary expertise of a research librarian who specializes in scholarly communication can enhance the quality and impact of student publications and writing. Doing so early in the PhD program ...
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(2023-10-13)This is the final research report of the "Tech in Churches During Covid-19" research project, a three-year study of churches in Indiana who received funds from the Center for Congregation's Connecting through Technology ...
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(Association of College & Research Libraries, 2025-03)As higher education continues to focus its attention on first-generation college students, academic libraries are increasingly interested in designing outreach and instruction programs to support these students, especially ...
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(2023-09-07)This entry contains data sets for Pham, P and Hilty, C. Biomolecular interactions studied by low-field NMR using SABRE hyperpolarization, Chem. Sci., 2023, DOI: 10.1039/D3SC02365F
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(Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI), 2022)Background: Comparative effectiveness research (CER) and patient-centered outcomes research (PCOR) routinely use secondary data (eg, insurance claims, health records). Leveraging secondary data requires effective and ...
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(Physical Review, 2023)We studied Ni50+xTi50−x with compositions up to x=2, performing 47Ti and 49Ti nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) measurements from 4 to 400 K. For large x in this system, a strain glass appears in which frozen ferroelastic ...
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(2023-07-17)“Thinking Tools for AI, Religion and Culture” seeks to raise key ethical questions and issue culturally informed provocations that are currently missing in most current popular media discussions about humanity and artificial ...
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(Elsevier, 2021-07)Information literacy efforts in academic libraries commonly target first-year students as a way to ensure that students learn foundational research skills at the beginning of their college experience. However, little has ...
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(Johns Hopkins University Press, 2023-04)This study assessed student research papers using a rubric to determine the information literacy skills of students in introductory composition classes. Librarians taught a pilot composition course that infused information ...
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Uncovering the information literacy skills of first-generation and provisionally admitted students (Elsevier, 2021-01)Librarians have experimented with a variety of instructional models, from one-shots to tutorials to semester-long information literacy courses, to increase the impact of information literacy instruction. This study assessed ...
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(Johns Hopkins University Press, 2017-04)This article proposes that libraries reimagine their information literacy instructional programs using a broader conceptualization and implementation of information literacy that promotes collaborative and personalized ...
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(Elsevier, 2020-07)Colleges and universities across the country have been developing robust programs and services to support student veterans, including veteran-specific orientations. The Texas A&M University Libraries received a grant from ...
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(Elsevier, 2021-07)College and university library programs and services for military-affiliated populations are typically aimed at student veterans and service members and not their spouses or children who are also students. However, librarians ...