Volume 3, Number 1, Fall 2018
Channels is the journal of undergraduate research at Cedarville University. The journal publishes peer- and faculty-reviewed articles from all disciplines.
Channels strives to provoke thoughtful discussion among its readers as authors explore new ideas, generate creative solutions to existing problems, and develop knowledge in new ways.
Issue DOI: 10.15385/jch.2018.3.1
Articles
The Effects of Code-Mixing on Second Language Development
Aimee K. Spice
English, Literature, and Modern Languages
The Speech Act of Naming in Context: A Linguistic Study of Naming in the Old Testament
Lauren Yost
English, Literature, and Modern Languages
A Call to Peace: How Third-Party Actors and Frameworks Impacted the Peace Processes of Northern Ireland and Colombia
Esther K. Holm
History and Government
Before Vietnam: Understanding the Initial Stages of US Involvement in Southeast Asia, 1945-1949
Jacob T. Mach
History and Government
21st Century Javelin Catchers: White House Organization and the Chief of Staff
Molly Schwall
History and Government
Seeing Green Through the Eyes of National Oil Companies: A Comparison of Gazprom’s and Petrobras’ Environmental Sustainability
Jesse A. Thompson
History and Government
Eyes on the Money: How Realist Economic Policy Facilitates the Modern Surveillance State in the USA and the PRC
Benjamin Warder
History and Government
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Editorial Board
Students
- Alyssa Cole
- Rachel Frye
- Bonnie Higgins
Faculty
- Julie Deardorff
- Thomas Mach (ex officio)
- Gregory Martin
- Mark Owens
- Jennifer Wingerter