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Faculty Scholarship, Research, and Creative Works

 
 

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This section of ScholarWorks at CSUSM includes faculty scholarship, research, and creative works. The collections are organized by college, and then department. Faculty members, if you are interested in adding your scholarship, please contact Carmen Mitchell, Institutional Repository Librarian: cmitchell [at] csusm.edu.

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Recent Submissions

  • Whose History?: Expanding Place-Based Initiatives Through Open Collaboration 
    Visintainer, Sean; Anckle, Stephanie; Weischedel, Kristen (Milne Publishing, 2020-07)
    Texas’s Rio Grande Valley (RGV) population is predominantly Tejano (Texans of Hispanic ancestry). It is a region undergoing rapid growth, transforming from a rural farming and ranching region to a conurbation of municipalities ...
  • Validation Theory and Culturally Relevant Curriculum in the Information Literacy Classroom 
    Quiñonez, Torie L.; Olivas, Antonia P. (Urban Library Journal, 2020)
    In four separate undergraduate information literacy classes where students predominantly identified as Latinx, two instruction library faculty revamped the standard information literacy curriculum to emphasize Latinx ...
  • Poached Barrier Reef: Evaluating Articles on the Web 
    Opdahl, Judy; Kane, Denise (Association of College and Research Libraries, 2020)
    First-year undergraduate students are novices at consuming web information due to a lack of critical information literacy skills. This recipe is designed to satisfy first-year students’ thirst for knowledge by demonstrating ...
  • Vertical Expansion: A Solution for Future Container Terminals 
    Zaerpour, Nima; Gharehgozli, Amir; De Koster, René (Transportation Science, 2019-08)
    Container terminals play a major role in the growth of international trade. They need to accommodate the increasing number of containers while their space is limited, particularly close to major cities. One approach, often ...
  • Automated or manual storage systems: do throughput and storage capacity matter? 
    Zaerpour, Nima; Volbeda, Rosalie; Gharehgozli, Amir (INFOR: Information Systems and Operational Research, 2019-01)
    Selecting the appropriate type of capital-intensive storage systems is an important decision for warehouse managers. However, such a decision is complex due to various available storage systems. In addition, warehouse ...