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Journal of Interdisciplinary Perspectives and Scholarship

The Journal of Interdisciplinary Perspectives and Scholarship publishes articles and creative works that facilitate conversation on research, theory, fiction, concepts, and practice on a range of topics across diverse educational, sociopolitical, artistic, and cultural contexts.

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Tutorial 27: Chi Square Tests - Test of Association
Aline Hitti and Saera R. Khan

Dataset and Codebook for Jamovi Tutorials
Saera R. Khan

Tutorial 26: Chi Square Tests - Goodness of Fit
Aline Hitti and Saera R. Khan

Tutorial 25: Single Variable Linear Regression
Aline Hitti and Saera R. Khan

Tutorial 24: Bivariate Correlations and Scatter Plots
Aline Hitti and Saera R. Khan

Tutorial 23: Contrasts for Two Way ANOVA
Aline Hitti and Saera R. Khan

Tutorial 22: Two Way ANOVA - Analysis of Variance
Aline Hitti and Saera R. Khan

Tutorial 21: Planned Contrasts and Post-hoc Contrasts with One Way ANOVA
Aline Hitti and Saera R. Khan

Tutorial 20: One Way ANOVA - Analysis of Variance
Aline Hitti and Saera R. Khan

Tutorial 19: Paired Samples t-test
Aline Hitti and Saera R. Khan

Tutorial 18: Independent Samples t-test
Aline Hitti and Saera R. Khan

Tutorial 17: One Sample t-test
Aline Hitti and Saera R. Khan

Tutorial 16: Crosstabs
Aline Hitti and Saera R. Khan

Tutorial 15: Exploring Data - Skewness & Normality
Aline Hitti and Saera R. Khan

Tutorial 14: Frequency Graphs
Aline Hitti and Saera R. Khan

Tutorial 13: Frequencies and Descriptives
Aline Hitti and Saera R. Khan

Tutorial 12: Using a Filter to Select Cases
Aline Hitti and Saera R. Khan

Tutorial 11: Reducing Number of Categories in Nominal Variables
Aline Hitti and Saera R. Khan

Tutorial 10: Splitting Ordinal/Continuous Variables (3 categories)
Aline Hitti and Saera R. Khan

The Dilemma of The Sum of Us
James Taylor

Tutorial 9: Splitting Ordinal/Continuous Variables (2 categories)
Aline Hitti and Saera R. Khan

“Traveling Up and Down”: Reading The Sum of Us
Kimberly Rae Connor

Tutorial 8: Cronbach's Alpha and Reliability Analysis
Aline Hitti and Saera R. Khan

The Tension of Accessible Services and a Living Wage
Lisa De La Rue

The Stumped of Us: Why Teach Rhetoric in the Face of Racism?
Jonathan Hunt

Tutorial 7: Creating Composite Scores
Aline Hitti and Saera R. Khan

It’s Time to Dismantle the Zero-Sum Systems in Business Schools
Courtney Masterson

Racism and Stress: How a Zero Sum Approach Harms The Sum of Us
Laura Chyu and Erin Grinshteyn

Tutorial 6: Recoding Variables
Aline Hitti and Saera R. Khan

Reflecting on Heather McGhee’s The Sum of Us through a South African Lens
Marthinus Van Loggerenberg

Drug Policy and Our Self-Inflicted Harm
Deborah Ahrens

Tutorial 5: Computing Variables
Aline Hitti and Saera R. Khan

Dismantling the Zero-Sum Game to Co-Create a New Community with Solidarity Dividends and No Prisons
Daniela Dominguez

What Us?
Amanda Parris

Tutorial 4: Opening, Creating, and Importing Datafiles
Aline Hitti and Saera R. Khan

Own Goal Politics in the United States
Keally McBride

Voter Suppression Undermines Public Health for All
Erin Grinshteyn, Laura Chyu, and Roman Pabayo

Tutorial 3: Producing R Scripts & Adding Modules
Aline Hitti and Saera R. Khan

The Border is Their Public Swimming Pool
Genevieve Negrón-Gonzales

Chasing the American Dream, in Neoliberal Times
James Zarsadiaz

Tutorial 2: Introduction to Jamovi
Aline Hitti and Saera R. Khan

Are We Greater than the Sum of Us?
Christine J. Yeh and Saera R. Khan

Radical Reckoning Requires Hope
Saera R. Khan and Christine J. Yeh

Tutorial 1: Introduction to Data File for Use with JAMOVI Tutorials
Aline Hitti and Saera R. Khan

A Reflection on Writing in the Time of COVID-19
Lara Bazelon

On Writing in This Moment
Susan Steinberg

Coronavirus Notes: Stitching a New Garment
Rick Ayers

Writing of, Writing in An Introduction, An Invitation
Michael Rozendal

Through the Portal: Coronavirus Writing During Uncertain Times Letter from the Editors
Christine J. Yeh

Three Poems in Search of Justice: A Postmortem
Dean Rader

The Sanctuary City Project
Sergio De La Torre

Making Activist Songbook Virtual
Byron Au Yong

Art and Internet Infrastructure
Liat Berdugo

We Need New Myths: Art-making in the Pandemic and What Follows
Laleh Khadivi

Art as an Act of Social Justice: Introduction to Art, Music, Poetry, in the Time of Social Distance
Christine J. Yeh

Loss, Grief, and Racial Health Disparities During COVID-19: Same storm, different boats
Joyce Yang and Sierra Carter

Socially Just Trauma-Informed Responses to COVID-19 with Undocumented Communities
Daniela Dominguez

Xenophobia and Racism Against Asian Americans During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Mental Health Implications
Hsiu-Lan Cheng

Historical and Current Discourse and Its Impact on the Chinese American Community
Genevieve Leung

Introduction to the issue: Evaluating the Psychological Impact of COVID 19
Saera R. Khan and Christine J. Yeh

Resituating the Expert: What Educational Consulting Work with Tribal Communities has Taught me About Being an Educator
Desiree D. Zerquera

Self and belonging in movement
Christine J. Yeh

American Indian and African American urban spatial imaginaries
Tanu Sankalia

Indian Present, Indian Presence
Michael Rozendal

Things To Do In Weatherford, Oklahoma
Dean Rader

Indian
Vijaya Nagarajan

Embodied Prayer in Tommy Orange’s There There: Reaching the All-The-Way-There Place
Christina Garcia Lopez

Exploring Place and Identities in a Modern World: The Power of Stories
Marisa Knight

Emerging from Collective Derailment
Saera R. Khan

There There: Tracing Structural Discrimination, Health, Identity, and Resilience
Erin Grinshteyn

Both and Neither
Sophie Engle

The Multifaceted Identity of Trauma
Lisa De La Rue

Singing the Dark Times in There There
Rachel Brahinsky

Memories, Stories, and the Search for our Place
Monisha Bajaj

Parallel Worlds in Oakland
Rick Ayers

“If We Learn for Ourselves, We Don’t Have to Be Taught”: Native Childhood and Pedagogies of Becoming in Tommy Orange’s There There
Samira Abdur-Rahman

Exploring Place and Identity in a Modern World: USF Scholars Respond to There There by Tommy Orange
Saera R. Khan and Christine J. Yeh

Balancing Sustainability and Scale in California Agriculture
Naupaka B. Zimmerman

Realizing the Promise and Potential of Free City
Desiree D. Zerquera

A New Model of Art Commerce
John Zarobell

Breathing Dangerously
Christine J. Yeh

Climate of Transformation: Pursuing Carbon Neutrality and Economic Equity in San Francisco
Stephanie A. Siehr

Climate Change, Sea Level Rise, and Urban Development in the San Francisco Bay Area
Tanu Sankalia

Data Science: Past, Present, and Future
Vijay Mehrotra

Why Aren’t There More Female University Leaders?
Shirley McGuire

Entrepreneurship in Silicon Valley: The Road to Sustainable Prosperity
June Y. Lee

California is the Home of the Multiracial Movement
Saera R. Khan

Bay Area Resistance to Trump’s Anti-Immigrant War
Bill Ong Hing

Aging in the Bay: Where We Excel and Fall Short in Serving the Needs of Older Adults
Erin Grinshteyn

It’s About Discrimination and Equality, Not Just Diversity and Bad Actors
Tristin Green

Queering California’s K-12 History Curriculum
David Donahue

Going to Jail to Receive Mental Healthcare?
Lisa De La Rue

Ethnic Studies in San Francisco High Schools: A Model for the U.S.?
Noah E. Borrero

Money Bail Criminalizes Poverty
Lara Bazelon

Bay Area – Nexus of Change – but Toward What?
Rick Ayers

Voices of Hope and Trepidation: USF scholars tackle critical issues concerning the future of the San Francisco Bay Area
Saera R. Khan and Christine J. Yeh