Analyzing Changes in Students’ Media Writing Self-Perceptions During a Writing-Intensive Course.
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Fresh, grown, made, and proud: How state governments use stewardship to collectively promote their state’s food products.
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Hemp There it Is: Examining Consumers’ Attitudes Toward the Revitalization of Hemp as an Agricultural Commodity.
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U.S. Geographic Differences in Media Source Use During Shelter in Place Orders.
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Arguing for Argument’s Sake? Exploring Public Conversations around Climate Change on Twitter.
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The Ever-Evolving Brand of the Land-Grant Institution: A Historical Overview.
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Community Stakeholders' Perspectives of Craft Breweries in Their Communities in Oklahoma.
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