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Okay, you “Get it…” whiteness, masculinity, and the development of critical consciousness in leadership development

Conor P. McLaughin, Keenan Colquitt

New Directions for Student Leadership > 2023 > 177 > 41 - 48

This article will situate the development of critical consciousness within practices of leadership and as a conduit for building a commitment to justice. Authors will focus on how this can be developed in those who are situated in privileged positions in systems of power.

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Interrogating the self en route to critical consciousness: Cultivating higher education leaders through a positionality‐centered, doctoral‐level course

Mayra Puente, Kirk D. Rogers, James Crawford, Andrew Matschiner

New Directions for Student Leadership > 2023 > 177 > 111 - 118

This article showcases the lessons we learned from developing and facilitating a doctoral‐level course on the topic and praxis of positionality in the field of education studies. We contend that positionality is integral to critical consciousness building and leadership development among doctoral students and other higher education leaders.

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How college student leaders of color engage in controversy with courage while enacting social justice leadership

Ting‐Han Chang, Dominique Orfano Acosta

New Directions for Student Leadership > 2023 > 177 > 49 - 57

This article presents one qualitative study that examined college student leaders of color's social justice leadership and their engagement in controversy and difficult conversations about issues of injustices. Specifically, this article applies the controversy with courage element from the social action, leadership, and transformation model (SALT) to address how and why 16 college student leaders...

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Building the foundation: Increasing the capacity for critical empathy in co‐curricular leadership programs

Katherine Waxstein, Ashton R. Cooper

New Directions for Student Leadership > 2023 > 177 > 83 - 90

Empathy is an important element of the social action, leadership, and transformation model for student leaders. Specifically, critical empathy is vital in developing group solidarity toward social‐justice outcomes. In this article, we explain how we facilitate the development of critical empathy among student leaders in a co‐curricular leadership development program.

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Utilizing SALT and SCM models to support student learning through critical service‐learning

Aryn Lipnicki

New Directions for Student Leadership > 2023 > 177 > 75 - 81

This article describes a two‐credit critical service‐learning course at the University of Minnesota and its evolution to utilize both the Social Change Model and Social Action, Leadership, and Transformation models in complementary ways to support student leadership development.

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Purpose and process: Power, equity, and agenda setting

Katherine S. Cho

New Directions for Student Leadership > 2023 > 177 > 33 - 40

This article provides key considerations regarding the tensions within collaboratively constructing purposes to push for equity; complicating how equity is impacted by power, labor, and larger systems of oppression; and recommendations for how to better support students, student leaders, educational leaders, and ultimately the campus.

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Understanding the role of coalescence in social justice leadership development

Leslie W. Boey, Tabatha Cruz, Leah N. Fulton, Tania D. Mitchell

New Directions for Student Leadership > 2023 > 177 > 59 - 66

This article highlights the important role of coalescence in preparing leaders to engage in a diverse society. The authors draw on intersectional and critical frames to understand coalescence. Using supporting data from a study on BIPOC student leaders, the authors demonstrate the ways in which students build capacity for coalescence and recommend strategies to cultivate environments that promote...

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Complicating social justice and leadership models in relation to indigenous peoples

Theresa Ambo

New Directions for Student Leadership > 2023 > 177 > 67 - 73

This article addresses the limits of social justice and leadership frameworks in addressing the concerns and desires of Indigenous Peoples and communities, particularly settler colonialism, sovereignty, and self‐determination. I ask readers to contend with the following question: How can social justice and leadership models be more inclusive of Indigenous Peoples and communities?

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Teaching transformation: Fostering critical awareness through transformative justice organizing frameworks

Amber Williams, Katie Richards‐Schuster

New Directions for Student Leadership > 2023 > 177 > 97 - 109

The following article explores how the curricular adaptation of seminal and contemporary definitions of and approaches to transformative justice frameworks can foster student's critical reflection from identity awareness toward critical action informed by collectivist perspectives of social change. Applications in the social work curriculum are presented.

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Know your role: Using social action in social justice advocacy development initiatives

Kevin L. Wright

New Directions for Student Leadership > 2023 > 177 > 91 - 96

This article will describe the work of the Cultural Leadership Institute (CLI), a one‐day institute with interactive workshops designed to facilitate students' understanding of diversity, multiculturalism, and social justice to explore leadership within a diverse society.

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Contourite channels – Facies model and channel evolution

Wouter Weger, F. Javier Hernandez‐Molina, Francisco Javier Sierro, Domenico Chiarella, more

Sedimentology > 70 > 3 > 611 - 644

Despite the rise in published evidence of deep‐marine bottom current processes and associated deposits there are still very few documented outcrop examples. Herein are reported results of a contourite channel system related to the late Miocene palaeo‐Mediterranean Outflow Water in the Rifian Corridor, Morocco. This work aims to unravel the sedimentary evolution and facies distribution based on the...

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Structures, architecture, vertical profiles, palaeohydrology and taphonomy of an upper‐flow‐regime‐dominated fluvial system, the Triassic Dockum Group of the Palo Duro Canyon, Texas

Samuel Walker, John Holbrook

Sedimentology > 70 > 3 > 645 - 684

Triassic strata of the Tecovas and Trujillo formations in the Palo Duro Canyon of West Texas record deposition dominated throughout by upper‐flow‐regime channel flow. These strata provide an opportunity for new insights into the architecture, floodplain/channel processes, vertical profiles, palaeohydrology and taphonomy typical of broader upper‐flow‐regime‐dominated fluvial systems. Thicker channel‐fills...

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Contourite on the Limpopo Corridor, Mozambique margin: Long‐term evolution, facies distribution and Plio‐Quaternary processes

Nathalie Babonneau, François Raisson, Adrien Genêt, Ugo Lopes, more

Sedimentology > 70 > 3 > 728 - 758

Bottom currents are key processes that contribute to the shaping of submarine slopes, with the redistribution of sediments in contourite systems. Despite numerous recent studies on contourite systems, the complexity and diversity of these sedimentary systems are still not fully understood and often underestimated. Their understanding requires comprehensive works integrating all scales from seismic...

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Downslope variation in hemipelagic sedimentation in an active margin basin: An example from the lower Pleistocene Kiwada and Takamizo formations on the Boso Peninsula, Japan

Shiho Kurosawa, Satoshi Furota, Mayu Mitsui, Ken Sawada, more

Sedimentology > 70 > 3 > 705 - 727

Hemipelagites are widespread fine‐grained sediments found from shelf margin to deep‐water environments, and they are considered to have been formed as background sedimentation by vertical settling and slow lateral advection of clastic and biogenic fine‐grained particles. Downflow variation in hemipelagic sedimentation, however, is not yet clearly understood, and was investigated in the lower Pleistocene...

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Sedimentology > 70 > 3 > 607 - 610

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Late Oligocene to early Miocene delta and linked slope fan systems: Depositional architecture and sediment dispersal, the Pearl River Mouth Basin

Manli Zhang, Changsong Lin, Hao Li, Zhongtao Zhang, more

Sedimentology > 70 > 3 > 759 - 782

The Upper Oligocene to Lower Miocene (Zhuhai Formation) in the Pearl River Mouth Basin of the northern South China Sea contains extensive shelf‐edge delta and linked slope fan deposits, and records the sediment dispersal and constraint processes. According to the integrated analysis of well‐log, seismic and core data, depositional architecture and delivery mechanism of sandy deposits from the shelf...

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Biomineralization of ordered dolomite and magnesian calcite by the green alga Spirogyra

Pablo Buey, M. Esther Sanz‐Montero

Sedimentology > 70 > 3 > 685 - 704

The formation of ordered dolomite under Earth's surface conditions remains a challenge, although many researchers have now shown that microbes can facilitate the precipitation of this common mineral. This study provides the first evidence of dolomite biomineralization by the green alga Spirogyra (Zygnematales, Chlorophyta), a globally dispersed lacustrine genus. Microbial mats formed by Spirogyra...

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Experimental deformation analysis of an adhesively bonded multi‐material joint for marine applications

Pankaj R. Jaiswal, R. Iyer Kumar, Thibault Juwet, Geert Luyckx, more

Strain > 59 > 2 > n/a - n/a

The strength and deformation of full‐scale adhesively bonded multi‐material joints is studied in this paper. Four joints with a thick layer of methyl methacrylate adhesive (MMA) have been manufactured in shipyard conditions. In two specimens, cracks have been introduced at steel–adhesive and composite–adhesive interfaces. One cracked and one un‐cracked specimen were subjected to quasi‐static tensile...

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Optimized identification of earlywood and latewood stiffnesses in loblolly pine in simulated experiments

John M. Considine, Nathan J. Bechle, Fabrice Pierron, David E. Krestschmann

Strain > 59 > 2 > n/a - n/a

Knowledge of local mechanical behaviour of wood is especially important as silvicultural practices are modified to allow wood to compete as a relevant material in high technology applications. Challenges associated with identification of local mechanical behaviour have resulted in simplified test geometries designed to determine one or two constitutive parameters. The objective of this work was to...

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Okay, you “Get it…” whiteness, masculinity, and the development of critical consciousness in leadership development

Interrogating the self en route to critical consciousness: Cultivating higher education leaders through a positionality‐centered, doctoral‐level course

How college student leaders of color engage in controversy with courage while enacting social justice leadership

Building the foundation: Increasing the capacity for critical empathy in co‐curricular leadership programs

Utilizing SALT and SCM models to support student learning through critical service‐learning

Purpose and process: Power, equity, and agenda setting

Understanding the role of coalescence in social justice leadership development

Complicating social justice and leadership models in relation to indigenous peoples

Teaching transformation: Fostering critical awareness through transformative justice organizing frameworks

Know your role: Using social action in social justice advocacy development initiatives

Contourite channels – Facies model and channel evolution

Structures, architecture, vertical profiles, palaeohydrology and taphonomy of an upper‐flow‐regime‐dominated fluvial system, the Triassic Dockum Group of the Palo Duro Canyon, Texas

Contourite on the Limpopo Corridor, Mozambique margin: Long‐term evolution, facies distribution and Plio‐Quaternary processes

Downslope variation in hemipelagic sedimentation in an active margin basin: An example from the lower Pleistocene Kiwada and Takamizo formations on the Boso Peninsula, Japan

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Late Oligocene to early Miocene delta and linked slope fan systems: Depositional architecture and sediment dispersal, the Pearl River Mouth Basin

Biomineralization of ordered dolomite and magnesian calcite by the green alga Spirogyra

Experimental deformation analysis of an adhesively bonded multi‐material joint for marine applications

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Optimized identification of earlywood and latewood stiffnesses in loblolly pine in simulated experiments

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