HARVEST
University of Saskatchewan's Research Archive
Welcome to HARVEST, the University of Saskatchewan’s research archive.
HARVEST is a technology and service platform (institutional repository) that contributes to the mission of the University community by enabling sharing and long-term preservation of research, scholarly, and artistic works.
Although still early in development, HARVEST will serve the public good by promoting and connecting discovery of open access content to the world. HARVEST also provides a convenient way for researchers to deposit their research in an open access repository to meet the requirements of various funding agencies.
It also functions as the digital repository for the College of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies electronic theses collection.
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Dynamic impact response and corrosion behavior of coarse- and ultrafine-grained AISI 321 austenitic stainless steel
(2019-08-23)The excellent corrosion-resistance of metastable AISI 321 austenitic stainless steel makes it a choice material in the fabrication of nuclear and chemical plants, pressure vessels, automobile and aircraft components, etc. ... -
PREFERENTIAL ACCESS TO OBJECT SEMANTICS VIA LEXICAL PROCESSING IN THE VENTRAL STREAM OF THE BRAIN
(2019-08-23)Converging evidence supports a distributed-plus-hub view of semantic processing in the brain, in which there are distributed modular semantic sub-systems (e.g., for shape, colour, and action) connected to an amodal semantic ... -
"Like Residential Schools All Over Again": Experiences of Emergency Evacuation from the Assin'skowitiniwak (Rocky Cree) Community of Pelican Narrows
(2019-08-23)In Canada, northern Indigenous communities are evacuated on an annual basis due to fire and flood, but little is known about their experiences. This ethnographic community-based research relied on 56 interviews and grounded ... -
Experiences of Children Undergoing Dental Treatment Under General Anesthesia: A Qualitative Study in Canada
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Examining the Antidepressant Potential of TNF-alpha and Reelin on Associated Behavioural and Neurobiological Markers in a Preclinical Model of Depression
(2019-08-14)Depression is a debilitating psychiatric disorder affecting approximately 10% of the world’s population. Cognitive dysfunction is an often ignored aspect of depression, and predicts patient response to antidepressants. ... -
EXPLORING LEARNING EXPERIENCES OF FIRST-GENERATION NIGERIAN GRADUATE STUDENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN: EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND, TRANSITIONS, ADJUSTMENTS, AND ACCESS TO LEARNING SERVICES
(2019-08-22)This thesis suggested that success in a host institution’s work with international graduate students requires that university learning services intersect well with students’ peculiarities and needs. Numerous researchers ... -
Mindfulness as Practice: Shifts in Teacher Awareness and Identity
(2019-08-21)ABSTRACT This narrative inquiry explores stories of a principal and two teachers in a rural setting who have had diverse experiences with the contemplative practice of mindfulness. The three participants – Russell, a ... -
Measurement Error Adjustment in the Offset Variable of a Poisson Model
(2019-08-19)Motor vehicle accidents is the main cause of death among teenagers in the US. Car crashes are the leading cause of death among teenagers. The Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) program is one effective policy for reducing ... -
Educating Immigrant Mothers: The District Nursing Program and the Reworking of Scientific Motherhood in Alberta, 1919-1943
This thesis examines the Alberta district nursing program from its inception in 1919 to 1943. It explores the program’s role in disseminating scientific motherhood, a discourse that instructed women to mother in deference ... -
The Decline of Collective Copyright Licensing in Canada's Post-Secondaries Explained Using the Theory of Fields
(2019-05-31)Fligstein's and MacAdam's Theory of Fields was used to analyze how Access Copyright lost its incumbent advantage in the traditionally stable field of copyright administration in Canadian post-secondaries and why that field ...