• Debussy’s Pour les Sonorités opposées: Its Analysis and Interpretations 

  Uchida, Rika (University of Oregon, 2004-03)

  Claude Debussy’s Pour les Sonorités opposées from Douze Études presents the composer’s new language and experimentations for the keyboard. This lecture- document presents the analysis of Pour les Sonorités opposées, a ...

• Planning in Tribal Communities: An Evaluation of Climate Adaptation Planning Processes 

  Itchoak, Roben (Department of Planning, Public Policy & Management, University of Oregon, 2017)

  Climate change in Indigenous communities threatens Native peoples’ existence (Norton-Smith, et al., 2016). Through content analysis of six climate adaptation plans in tribal communities—four in Northwest Alaska and two ...

• Structural Organization in Benjamin Britten's Three Suites for Solo Cello 

  Brunhaver, Kathryn (University of Oregon, 2017-08)

  Benjamin Britten's instrumental music has received relatively little attention in the music theory community compared to is operas and vocal music. This lecture document examines three of his instrumental works: the Suite ...

• Structural Models in Debussy's Late Works 

  Loken, Ulysses (University of Oregon, 2017-08)

  In Claude Debussy’s late works one sometimes encounters passages with unclear and seemingly fragmented structures. Performers often make interpretive decisions based on musical structure, and understanding these problematic ...

• What to Listen for in Copland: An Interpretive Analysis of His 1941 Piano Sonata 

  Stevens, Mark (University of Oregon, 2017-07)

• Selected Solo and Chamber Works for Clarinet by Germaine Tailleferre: Historical, Compositional and Pedagogical Perspectives 

  White, Colleen (University of Oregon, 2017-09)

  A successful and prolific composer throughout the twentieth century, Germaine Tailleferre remains relatively unknown despite her membership in Les Six and collaborations and friendships with some of the most well-known ...

• Overcoming Collaboration Obstacles in Globally Distributed Teams 

  Gallagher, Blaire (University of Oregon, 2017)

  This annotated bibliography focuses on the obstacles which arise when using globally distributed teams. The references are meant to provide material to human resource (HR) and information technology (IT) managers on how ...

• Integrating Best Practices for Cloud-Based Document Storage in Law Firms 

  Hansen, Brianne (University of Oregon, 2017)

  The efficiencies, cost savings, and sustainability offered by today’s technological innovations are compelling law firms to migrate their document storage to cloud-based environments. For law firms to store their documents ...

• Law Enforcement Use of Social Media as a Crime Fighting Tool 

  Jones, Kevin Richard (University of Oregon, 2017)

  The increased popularity of social media websites within the last decade has opened a new avenue for law enforcement to access intelligence from criminals who utilize these sites. Law enforcement agencies need to recognize ...

• Best Practices for Wayfinding in a Hospital Setting 

  Potter, Jerrod S. (University of Oregon, 2017)

  Wayfinding within healthcare facilities has been a task for designers for many decades, but with a low priority. In recent years, the discipline has become recognized as a viable option for hospital executives and ...

• Driverless Cars: Preparing for the Impact on the Automobile Insurance Industry 

  Ryan, Chase (University of Oregon, 2017)

  The purpose of this study is to investigate the problem of uncertain legal liability, and the related problem of declining profits, for automobile insurers pertaining to driverless cars. Resources published from 2012 to ...

• Best Practices in the Implementation of Open Data at a Municipal Government Level 

  Thomas, Jesse (University of Oregon, 2017)

  As government open data models are increasingly adopted, many fail to bring efficiency, accountability, and transparency. The intent of this paper is to extract best practices from other research to help local municipalities ...

• Addressing Gaps in Supply Chain Technology for Global OMNI Channel Retailers 

  Casey, Lawrence Duane (University of Oregon, 2017)

  This annotated bibliography examines literature published between 2010 and 2017 that addresses technology gaps in supply chains for global OMNI channel retailers for cross channel engagements to help drive profits and ...

• Is Bike Share an Amenity?: An Exploration of Bike Share’s Effect on Single-Family Home Values in Minneapolis 

  Martin, Andrew (Department of Planning, Public Policy & Management, University of Oregon, 2017-06)

  Bicycle sharing systems are rapidly expanding to cities across the globe. Much research has been conducted on transportation and health related benefits purported to occur with bike share implementation, but few studies ...

• WHAT ARE KIDS’ COMFORTABLE OPTIONS WHEN BICYCLING TO SCHOOL? A look at comfortable bicycle infrastructure connectivity for 5 schools in Springfield, Oregon 

  Black, Kendal (Department of Planning, Public Policy & Management, University of Oregon, 2017-06)

  For children to use bicycles as their mode of transportation to school, they and their parents must feel a certain degree of comfort. Many things can affect that comfort, reducing the probability of children using this ...

• Wildfire Mitigation Compliance Through Senate Bill 360 : A Content Analysis of Oregon County Documents 

  Rawlings, Tarik (Department of Planning, Public Policy & Management, University of Oregon, 2017-06)

  Even through the integration of home and community defense standards, natural resource protection measures, and innovative wildfire legislation, the threat to life and property from wildfire events remains a top concern ...

• Missing Out On Missing Middle Housing Eugene, Oregon’s Opportunity To Create Housing Choice 

  Stuckmayer, Ethan (Department of Planning, Public Policy & Management, University of Oregon, 2017-06)

  Housing is a basic human need. But as the cost of living continues to outpace the growth of incomes across the country, more and more people are having difficulty finding housing that appropriately meets this need. Economic ...

• Rural America The Rise of New Natural Resource Economies in the Intermountain West 

  Lokic, Daniel (Department of Planning, Public Policy & Management, University of Oregon, 2017-06)

  With many western rural communities facing declining populations, services, and a lack of employment opportunities, this study highlights a more sustainable approach to rural economic development. Leaving behind the ...

• Oregon Compensatory Wetland Mitigation: Spatial and Temporal Patterns 2000-2016 

  Lockwood, Ethan (Department of Planning, Public Policy & Management, University of Oregon, 2017-06)

  Development projects that have permanent wetland impact in Oregon require compensatory mitigation. This is often achieved through the creation, restoration, enhancement, preservation, or use of other methods that offset ...

• Explaining Transportation Funding Ballot Measure Success 

  Herrman, Tyce (Department of Planning, Public Policy & Management, University of Oregon, 2017-06)

  Transportation infrastructure is expensive, costs are increasing, and across the United States, federal spending on transportation is decreasing as a proportion of overall national spending. Local governments are under ...

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