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My father was honored to be the devotional speaker at Brigham Young University-Hawaii today. His address was titled “Foot Care: John 13: 1-7” My sister Suzanne performed her trumped as part of the special musical number and my mother, LeeAnne, … Continue reading →
As a new assistant professor at Marshall, I was excited by the opportunity to potentially share my Psychology of Social Media course with the Honors students here. Last fall I submitted a In the case of any achat viagra pfizer … Continue reading →
This year brings a new and exciting adventure in my career. I am now a tenure track assistant professor of Curriculum, Instruction, and Foundations in the College of Education and Professional Development at Marshall University. I was hired primarily to … Continue reading →
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When we’re attacking an individual we can often be seen as petty or vengeful (something I address in another article). But when it comes to an individual exacting revenge on a corporation via social media, we seem to view the … Continue reading →
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