The WISE Repository: The Wolves' Institutional Scholarship and Exhibits Repository
UWG’s WISE Repository is designed to house the scholarly and creative output of the University, its organizational history, and digital collections. Collections originate from both the Ingram Library’s Special Collections and UWG’s research partners.
Click this Advanced Search link to search within any individual collection or by date, subject, or author. For pointers on searching WISE, copyright information, and details on how to contribute your scholarship or creative artifacts to the WISE Repository, please consult the WISE Repository Guide.
Recent Submissions
Item the butterfly bushes(2024)Item the cheer program 2024(2024-10-03)Item Exploring Maternal Mortality Among Black Women(2024-09-22)“ Exploring Maternal Mortality Among Black women,” is an informative speech that seeks to raise awareness about the high rates of maternal mortality among Black mothers. The speech aims to shed light on how socio-economic challenges, racism and health care inequalities lead to poor outcomes for these mothers. The speech explores causes, statistics and solutions that calls for reforms and advocates to ensure safe pregnancies for Black mothers.Item Finding Meaning in the Face of Loss Paper(2024-09-21)The memoir “ When Breath Becomes Air,” by Paul Kalanithi has had a profound impact on my learning experience at UWG. Paul Kalanithi was a neurosurgeon diagnosed with terminal cancer at 36. This memoir explores his journey through his pursuit of the meaning of life and death, his journey through his illness, and his dedication to medicine. His search for purpose even in the face of mortality, resonated with me because I lost my father to lung cancer my freshman year of college. This memoir inspired me to honor my father’s memory and shape a purposeful future.
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