USC Upstate Student Research Journal
The Annual USC Upstate Student Research Journal is a compilation of outstanding papers submitted by undergraduate and graduate students who have been involved in faculty-mentored research projects and creative activities. The Journal provides a snapshot of the types of research activities at USC Upstate that involve undergraduate and graduate students.
Current Volume: Volume 14 (2021)
Articles
Assumed Similarity and Valued Personality Characteristics
Rebecca Babineau and Andrew Beer
Tilting Toward Freedom: African American Ring Tournaments in a Postbellum South
Lauren S. Hanson and Carmen Harris
A Noble Duty: Ladies’ Aid Associations in Upstate South Carolina During the Civil War
Elizabeth Aranda and Carmen Harris
Barbara Powers: Witch or Myth? The Last Case of Witchcraft in South Carolina
Brandon Smith, Bobbie Jo Wimberly, and Courtney McDonald
Agricultural Service Disparities between White and Non-White Farmers Provided by the Federal Extension Service during the Jim Crow Era
José Leonel Ramírez Solís and Ben Montgomery
Kawaii Revolution: Understanding the Japanese Aesthetics of “Cuteness” through Lolita and Madoka Magica
Skye Jones and Lex Lancaster
The Role of Vocal Hostility on Mood: Initial Development of an Alternative Stress Paradigm
Jaquoy Sowell, Jennifer Gray, and Christa C. Christ
Front Matter - 2021
Josh Ruppel
