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Item NDSU Blogging(North Dakota State University, 2009-10-08)Presented as part of the session titled Social Media and Public Writing. The presentation explores the pedagogical value of blogging in both undergraduate and graduate level humanities courses.Item Women in the World: The 11th Annual Red River Women's Studies Conference (Program)(North Dakota State University, 2011-10-07)Conference program of the 11th Annual Red River Women's Studies Conference, held Friday, October 7, 2011, at the NDSU Memorial Union (North Dakota State University).Item 2015 NDSU EXPLORE Program Booklet(North Dakota State University, 7/7/1905) North Dakota State UniversityItem 2021 NDSU EXPLORE Program Booklet(North Dakota State University, 2021) North Dakota State UniversityItem GEN Perspectives: IndiGENous & GENder Conference: The 19th Annual Red River Women's Studies Conference (Program)(North Dakota State University, 2019-10-04)Conference program of the 19th Annual Red River Women's Studies Conference, held Friday, October 4, 2019, at O’Kelly Hall and Education Hall (University of North Dakota).Item Ruggedness Test for Density Measurements of Flax Fiber(North Dakota State University, 2015) Moreira, AugustoDensity is a fundamental physical property of a reinforcement for composites. It appears widely in calculations, which are mostly used for engineering designs. The density of homogeneous solid materials is generally straightforward to determine, because it requires only measurements of mass (or weight) and of volume of a specimen. Flax fiber requires a different method of density measurement because it is a porous material and possesses unique surface chemistry. Two methods can be utilized to verify the density of natural fibers, but they have their particularities. The first one is called Gas Pycnometry, which is more precise. The second is called Buoyancy (Archimedes), and it is acceptable as an alternative to the first cited in applications where less precise results are sufficient. The second method was chosen for the experiment with flax fiber. One of the reasons for this choice was the lower cost of the equipment, since it uses a simple density measurement kit for laboratory mass balances. For the Pycnometry test, an expensive machine must be acquired and maintained. The main issues of the experiments were to verify which fluid and vacuum chamber pressure prior to immersion could give the best results. Types of oil used for the experiments include: canola, soybean and mineral oil. A range of pressure used was between 50-100kPa. It has been realized from the experiments that the vacuum chamber pressure is more significant than the type of fluid, but only when high pressure is used.Item The Legacy of a Life in Botany: O.A. Stevens and the Handbook of North Dakota Plants (2020 Gunlogson Presentation)(North Dakota State University. Libraries, 2020) Aldrich-Wolfe, Laura; Travers, Steven; North Dakota State University. LibrariesPresented by: Laura Aldrich-Wolfe, Assistant Professor, NDSU Department of Biological Sciences and Steven Travers, Associate Professor, NDSU Department of Biological SciencesItem Fifth Annual Red River Valley Statistical Conference(North Dakota State University, 2015)North Dakota State University. Department of Statistics. Fifth Annual Red River Valley Statistical Conference. Friday May 1, 2015.Item Remixing the University: Authenticating Digital Learning(North Dakota State University, 2009-10-08)Presented as part of the session titled Social Media Appearances, Social Media Realities. The presentations describes how social media can short circuit plagiarism panic by reframing plagiarism as both necessary as an academic step and irrelevant as an evaluative measure.Item Theodore Roosevelt Digital Library(North Dakota State University, 2011-03-01)Presidential libraries gather the artifacts and documents of American presidents, but such institutions exist only for presidents since Herbert Hoover. The Theodore Roosevelt Center at Dickinson State University is creating the equivalent of a presidential library in the digital arena. In cooperation with major repositories including the Library of Congress, the National Park Service, and Harvard College Library, the Center is digitizing all things Roosevelt. Letters, cartoons, diary entries, photographs, films and other articles are being cataloged in a unified, comprehensive collection, which will be fully searchable and freely available online - a feat only possible because of cyberinfrastructure.