Welcome to Huskie Commons
Huskie Commons is Northern Illinois University's digital repository, a secure virtual space in which we collect, preserve, and provide access to the scholarly and artistic works created by the NIU community. From peer-reviewed articles authored by faculty to honors capstone projects created by students to electronic theses and dissertations, Huskie Commons showcases the intellectual output of NIU's faculty, staff, students, and organizations.
When you deposit your materials into Huskie Commons, you receive an enduring link to your materials and the Library assumes the responsibility of preserving them into the future.
To learn more about depositing your scholarly and artistic materials into Huskie Commons, the types of materials that are eligible for inclusion, and other information please see the Huskie Commons Guide.
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Help Me, Help You: What You Should Know Before You Ask for Help
(The Learning Curve (AALS Sec. on Acad. Support, Washington, D.C.), 2019-05)I got an email the other day from a student who was having some difficulty writing his arguments. The student wrote that he kept rewriting his arguments in response to my comments but that he still had not been able to get ... -
Secondary Level Art Students’ Experiences Creating Artwork Using Software Programs
(2019)This data set was collected as part of Nicholas Leonard's pilot study research in 2018. In order for participants to be eligible for this pilot study they must have met the following criteria: The participant must be a ... -
A Step Toward Normalizing End-of-Life Care: Implications of the Palliative Care and Hospice Education and Training Act (PCHETA)
(Northern Illinois University Law Review, 2019-05)Despite their rapid development in recent decades, hospice and palliative care continue to face challenges to universal acceptance and access throughout American society, as the American population and medical professions ... -
Mooove Over Cow’s Milk: Why the FDA Should Amend Their Guidelines to Include for Plant-Based Alternatives
(Northern Illinois University Law Review, 2019-05)Along with the rise in plant-based alternatives to conventional animal-based foods has been a concern over the use of terms established by the FDA that are specific to animal-based products. Can companies use terms such ... -
Police and Community Relations: Will “To Serve and Protect” be Words the Public Can Ever Trust?
(Northern Illinois University Law Review, 2019-05)In today's society police officers are constantly being criticized as having too much power over the citizens they are sworn to "serve and protect". Unlike before current technological advances, citizens can now see when ...
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