DSpace Repository
DSpace is a digital service that collects, preserves, and distributes digital material. Repositories are important tools for preserving an organization's legacy; they facilitate digital preservation and scholarly communication.
Communities in DSpace
Select a community to browse its collections.
Recently Added
-
Carthage College Catalog 2015-2016
(Carthage College, 2015) -
Carthage College Catalog 2016-2017
(Carthage College, 2016) -
Carthage College Catalog 2018-2019
(Carthage College, 2018) -
Evaluating the Impact of a Waterfall on Upstream and Downstream Habitat Conditions and Fish Diversity
(2018-12)Rivers are unique ecosystems that are constantly under risk of being overused and degraded to a point where native species are put at risk. In order to best protect species, it is important to understand the microhabitats ... -
The Addams Family Musical
(2018-12-12) -
The Addams Family: Senior Performance Project, Morticia Addams
(2018)Playing Morticia in The Addams Family, a Carthage Music Theatre Workshop, serves as my Senior Thesis for a B.A. in Music Theatre. In this thesis I will validate the knowledge that has been acquired through my classes here ... -
The Capability of GLOBE Data to Correct for Atmospheric Differences in Land Surface Temperature
(2018-05)Surface temperature is a quantitative and continuous phenomenon, understood easily when using data collected remotely by satellites. Surface temperature has been studied to further investigate the warming of urban climates, ... -
A Global Risk Assessment of Coastal Regions Based on the Disaster Mitigation Potential of their Mangrove Forests
(2018-05)Mangrove forests are found to lessen the impact of tsunamis, cyclones, and their subsequent flooding in nearby areas. Unfortunately, they are one of the most threatened ecosystems in the world. Due to their wide and dense ... -
The Effect of the Organic Soil Additive Bacillus thuringiensis as a fertilizer on the Growth of Farao Cabbage: A Greenhouse Study
(2018-05)Bacillus thuringiensis is a naturally occurring soil pesticide and through several studies it has come to be useful in many ways as a pesticide, but some strains have displayed plant-growth promoting characteristics. ... -
Chlorella vulgaris Growth for Phosphate Removal and Biomass Productivity Utilizing Kenosha Wastewater
(2018-05)As population increases so does the demand for water resources and efficient renewable fuels. Promising new research involves merging the two: a process involving nutrient removal in wastewater with the harvesting and ... -
Effects of Faxonius rusticus on erosion in a Lotic Ecosystem
(2018-05)The Rusty Crayfish (Faxonius rusticus) is an invasive species from the Ohio River basin that has invaded Wisconsin’s lotic ecosystems. This species is known to impact it environment in many ways and this study is looking ... -
Environmental Sustainability of Large Scale Cricket Farmers
(2018-05)In 2013, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations published a 200- page report about the future prospects of edible insects for food and feed security. Advocating for the introduction of insects as an ... -
Habitat Analysis for Endangered Axolotl Introduction
(2018-05)The axolotl is a salamander that is indigenous to the Xochimilco Complex near Mexico City, and is on the brink of extinction in the wild. As ecologist Richard Griffiths sates, “The axolotl is a complete conservation ... -
Testing the Abilities of Native Illinois Plants to Effectively Remove Lead from Water
(2018-01)In today’s world, there is an increasing number of contaminated environments that are in need of remediation efforts. While traditional remediation methods have been proven to be effective, they are not always the best ... -
Carthage College Carbon Offset Plan
(2018-05)Climate change is an increasingly pressing issue nationwide. Many sources agree that climate change is due to the increasing levels in carbon dioxide from the burning of fossil fuels. According to the EPA, “carbon dioxide ... -
An Assessment of Odonata Abundance and Impacts from Urbanization in La Crosse County, WI
(2018-01)Knowledge of the relationships between urbanization and the ecology and distribution of odonates enhances our ability to effectively assess conditions of aquatic ecosystems and nearby terrestrial habitats. With this ... -
Some Views on God at Carthage
(1972)Features interviews with Merle Boyer, Professor of Philosophy; Mr Bishop, Head Librarian; Pastor Rick Engen, Associate Chaplain; Dr. Alan Hauck, Professor of Religion; Dr. Harold Krueger, Professor of Religion; Mr. Tom ...
RSS 1.0