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The UB Faculty Scholarship Collection accepts scholarly work by faculty members of the University of Baltimore. A wide variety of scholarly materials can be uploaded in any file format.
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Recent Submissions
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Integrating Open Challenges in the Curriculum: Lessons Learned from an Experience with NASA
(2022-12-15)Preparing students for the workforce is a balancing act that involves theory, practice, and assessment. As students navigate an educational experience that is, however, often distant from real-world needs, it is imperative ... -
A Cloud Computing Infrastructure to Support xEMUs and Future EVAs
(2022-07)To create a safer operational environment during EVAs, we propose OCTaVIA (Operations Control, Translation, and Visual Interface Assistance), a modular and robust system that incorporates industry-standard technologies ... -
Embedding A "Reflexive Mindset: Lessons From Reconfiguring The Internal Auditing Practice
(Academy of Management, 2022)The education and training of internal auditors is an example of management learning which has received limited attention in management education journals. This paper presents the lessons from an action research inquiry ... -
An Augmented Reality Guidance and Operations System to Support the Artemis Program and Future EVAs
(2021-07-21)In preparation for the challenges of modern and future Lunar missions, NASA has decided to leverage augmented reality technology to aid astronauts to accomplish their lunar assignments and field work. This manuscript ... -
From slavery to "Indian schools" to internment camps, family separation is nothing new in America
(Salon.com, LLC, 2018-06-22)Trump had to sweep his ugly twist on an old story under the carpet. It was a reminder of America at its worst -
Lessons from Sterling Brown's arrest: Bodycams don't deter racist cops
(Salon.com, LLC, 2018-06-05)We have the technology to monitor problem cops in real time. Why aren't we using it? -
"No Ashes in the Fire" author Darnell Morre on what it means to be "Black and Free in America"
(Salon.com, LLC, 2018-07-12)Salon talks to Darnell Moore about his new memoir, existential freedom and the power of "radical black love" -
A Lunar Spacewalk Simulation to Support the Artemis Outreach Program and Promote Remote Public Engagement
(2021-07-21)Video game development is a discipline that has the capacity to create multi-objective systems, fulfilling the needs of Human In The Loop Testing as well as promote public immersion, and remote accessibility, via the ... -
Wayne Jenkins, Baltimore's dirtiest cop, is sentenced: It still doesn't feel like justice.
(Salon.com, LLC, 2018-06-11)Jenkins was supposed to get guns off the street in Baltimore — but wound up running a vicious criminal gang instead. -
Trayvon Martin's parents tell Salon: "Nobody is being held accountable" for racist violence
(Salon.com, LLC, 2020-06-25)Sybrina Fulton and Tracy Martin discuss the 6-part TV documentary on their son's life and death, "Rest in Power" -
It’s HIP to be Square: Instruction, High-Impact Practices, & the Framework
(Association of College and Research Libraries, 2021-04-22) -
Community Potluck Chili. In The Teaching with Archives & Special Collections Cookbook
(Chicago: Association of College & Research Libraries (ACRL), 2021-08)A hearty and fulfilling meal can be created using ingredients from libraries, archives, and civic data organizations. Using the University of Baltimore’s Special Collections & Archives materials, researchers in an online ... -
Lebron James and the I promise school: This is why sports stars shouldn't just "shut up and dribble".
(Salon.com, LLC, 2018-07-31)When athletes of James' stature use their influence for positive change off the court, kids win. -
Celebrate the Fourth - while we can! Democracy is crumbling but there's a cookout at my place.
(Salon.com, LLC, 2020-01-07)This Fourth of July, I'm missing my grandma and mourning the state of America. But maybe Trump did us a favor. -
What would it take to trust the police? A frank discussion on "The Black and the Blue"
(Salon.com, LLC, 2018-08-21)Salon talks to former cop Matthew Horace, about his new book about crime, racism, and injustice in law enforcement. -
Justice for Jordan Edwards: Murder conviction for Texas cop feels like a miracle.
(Salon.com, LLC, 2018-08-29)Officer Roy Oliver was convicted of murdering the unarmed 15-year-old teen in 2017, as he left a party. -
Conservatives triggered into #NikeBoycott over Colin Kaepernick ads
(Salon.com, LLC, 2018-09-04)People are burning sneakers they already bought over the new Just Do It ad campaign. -
Serena Williams has earned the respect of a world that can't bear to give it to her
(Salon.com, LLC, 2018-09-11)An umpire's sexist calls in the U.S. Open final followed by racism in a cartoon shows how far we have to go. -
Patriots fan pours beer on Tyreek hill: Boozy, toxic sports culture needs a serious cleanse.
(Salon.com, LLC, 2018-10-16)Fandom can build community, but it can also take a dark and even very dangerous turn. -
Compare Rae Carruth's sentence to Marissa Alexander's: The need for reform is clear.
(Salon.com, LLC, 2018-10-23)They're both free now. But a domestic violence victim shouldn't be treated the same as a man who conspired to kill.