The Corinthian recognizes student achievement in research by providing publishing opportunities for undergraduate and graduate GC students from all disciplines.
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Current Volume: Volume 21 (2024)
Letter from the Editor
Dear Readers,
In a world that is so swept by the hurried notion of doing things now, we often forget the value of things that take time to produce. In our academic and personal experiences, we have come to understand that good things take time, and under that category falls The Corinthian. It has been close to three years since an edition of The Corinthian has been released, and much has changed since then. We are a different school with a different student body. We are full of different ideas and motivations, all of which will be positively expressed in these pages. Undergraduate research has always been valued at Georgia College & State University, and I hope students will continue to pursue this opportunity and the lessons its processes teach. As the editor of The Corinthian, I am honored to be trusted with its rebirth, and aspire to do the ideas presented justice. I am constantly reminded of the vast nature of education and the ways that it presents itself in more than just words on a paper, but in what it inspires outside of the office. In life, sometimes a break is needed to ensure productive growth, and it is my hope that that will be evident in this new version of
Claire Kosobud
Editor-In-Chief
The Corinthian Vol. 21
Articles
Atrial Fibrillation
Julianna G. Perritt and Jennifer Goldsberry
Letter from the Editor
Claire Kosobud
Audre Lorde, Feminism, and Love
Emee Port
Effects of High-Intensity Interval Training on Body Composition in Individuals with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome
Allyson A. Wahus, Kensi L. Tenhouse, Rachel K. Drucker, Autumn R. Tucker, Gilberto G. Buitrago, Isabella G. Empoliti, and Lauren M. Lipscomb
Evaluation of Breastfeeding Interventions to Improve Duration in Women at risk for Breastfeeding Attrition
Anthonia Anukam
An Existentialist Love
Garrett T. Harrison
A Panoptic System and Social Control’s Influence on The Children in Henry James’s 'The Turn of The Screw'
Taylor Whittington
The Use and Effectiveness of Diet and Physical Activity As Interventions For Polycystic Ovary Syndrome. A Review.
Caroline C. Jones and Jinkyung Park
Editor in Chief
- Claire Kosobud
- Jolene Cole
- Alex Blazer
- Joy Bracewell
- Scott Butler
- Gail Godwin
- Jennifer Goldsberry
- Sabrina Hom
- Jinkyung Park
- Sterling Roberts
- James Hill Welborn III
Faculty Advisor
Faculty Reviewers
Cover Art
- Emmaline Wellborn
Miss Kitty
2024