LAIR: Lenoir-Rhyne Academic Institutional Repository
The Lenoir-Rhyne Academic Institutional Repository (LAIR) is managed by the University Libraries and has been established to preserve and make broadly available the scholarly works of the LR community. LAIR is appropriate for article pre-prints and manuscripts, conference papers, instructional material, as well as student projects, theses, and dissertations. The repository also provides a digital home for the university’s historical and cultural collections.
The repository is currently accepting submissions by faculty, staff, and students who want to share their work with a worldwide audience. Go to LAIR LibGuide for information on how to deposit materials to the repository. Use this form to start the submission process (you must first be logged into the LRU portal to access the form).
Please contact us at refdesk@lr.edu with any questions about LAIR or about submitting your work.
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"The Greatest Eloquence": James Cathcart and the Power of Words in Eighteenth-Century Barbary
(Commonplace: The Journal of Early American Life, 2022-08)Young American seaman James Cathcart was captured by Algerian corsairs and held captive for eleven years. During that time, he rose through the slave hierarchy to a position of relative comfort and prosperity, moves ... -
A Qualitative Case Study Exploring How Faculty Incorporate Equity in a Practice-Based Teacher Preparation Program
(2022)There is a huge shift in teacher education to make it more practice-focused while also incorporating equity which has been elevated as a result of the pandemic. As teacher preparation programs evolve to prepare teachers ... -
Catalogue of Lenoir College, Hickory, North Carolina. 1891-1892.
(1892)This college catalogue is one of the earliest--and possibly the very earliest--catalogue for what is now known as Lenoir-Rhyne University (founded 1891). It names the trustees, faculty, and students at "Lenoir College" and ... -
Lenoir-Rhyne Bands: Ninety Years of Distinction
([The Author], 2012)"Lenoir-Rhyne Bands" is a history of music programs at Lenoir-Rhyne University from the days of the first ensemble, the Oakview Orchestra (1907-1908), to the time of publication (2012). Source: Rudisill Library Special ... -
A Hero of the Mexican Revolution: An Examination of the Character of Pancho Villa (1878-1923) Until 1914
(2022-05-03)The 1910 Presidential Election in Mexico kept the incumbent President, Porfirio Díaz, in power, and sparked a revolution that lasted for roughly ten years (1910-1920). His policies were largely unpopular, and he was disliked ...
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