Jessica Holmes
Biographic Data
| ID | 5734230 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jessica Holmes |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jessica |
| FAMILY NAME | Holmes |
| SIGNATURE | HOLMES J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Middlebury College |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3879-0311 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 16 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 16 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1997 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Reporting of Race, Ethnicity, Socioeconomic Status, and Educational Attainment in Traumatic Brain Injury Randomised Controlled Trials - How are we doing? A Systematic Review
Patient race, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, and educational attainment (Equality, diversity and Inclusion (EDI) characteristics) are related to patient outcome in traumatic brain injury (TBI). To minimise disparities in outcome, it is important to identify these distinct groups while evaluating treatment strategies. This systematic review assesses reporting of participant EDI characteristics in TBI randomised controlled trials (RCTs). We perfo…
Obituary
We are profoundly sad at the passing of Jonathan Sterne, a true scholarly titan and a beloved teacher, mentor, colleague, collaborator, and friend. Jonathan was James McGill Professor of Culture and Technology at McGill University, Guggenheim Fellow, William and Flora Hewlett Foundation Fellow at the Havard Radcliffe Institute, Fellow of the International Communication Association, and Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada
Partnering with Family Organizations in Research
Parent Peer Support (PPS) provided by other caregivers who have lived experience raising a child with mental health conditions (e.g., such as anxiety, depression, attention, and/or behavior disorders) holds promise as a service that can improve outcomes by helping young people and their families overcome system- and individual-level barriers to receiving care. Here, we describe the development of a collaboration of researchers and Family-Run Orga…
Wild Wolves & Wild Women
This paper explores the realm of poetry as one space in which to productively contest anthropocentric and patriarchal models of “care.” Anchored in the story of the “feral wolf-girls,” the paper examines the figure of the “humanimal”—primarily as depicted by Bhanu Kapil in Humanimal: A Project for Future Children—through the lens of hybrid rhetoric and ecofeminist poetics. The story of the wolf-girls is at once cultural myth, literary re-telling …
How MFTs of Color Develop Their Multicultural Counseling Competencies
The training programs in marriage and family therapy have received criticism for providing multicultural counseling to diverse populations from White and Western perspectives. Training programs provide less focus on the training needs around cultural competency and cultural humility for students of color. This research study is a phenomenological approach to understand the experiences of students of color in their MFT training programs and during…
Billie Eilish and the Feminist Aesthetics of Depression
This article analyzes the representation of depression in Billie Eilish’s music and reception as reflective of its complex status in the West as a clinical diagnosis and lived experience, and considers the prominence of depression in contemporary pop as an aesthetic category dividing along generational, gendered, and racial lines. By claiming and musicalizing depression amid a polarizing reception, Eilish builds on a musical legacy of feminine ps…
Feminism is the Awareness of the Inequities That Exist Within the Intersections of Identity”
PhD student, Jessica Holmes, interviews Dr. Candice Maier about the new wave of feminism and what it means to her. In this interview, Dr. Maier discussed the importance of intersectionality and the focus of feminism turning to not just women’s rights, but equity and justice for all oppressed populations. Dr. Maier discusses the need for ongoing self-reflection as well as a commitment to lifelong learning when it comes to understanding others’ exp…
Cultural Representations of Other-than-Human Nature
Margarita Carretero González and José Marchena Domínguez present an impressive compilation of essays on cultural representations of animals, ecosystems, and the natural world, with the goal of shifting from an anthropocentric to a biocentric lens of the “other-than-human.” The collection is highly interdisciplinary, including a diverse array of writers and subject areas and approaching cultural representations of the other-than-human (as well as …
“The Dress-Clad, Out Loud Singer of Queer Punks”
Bradford Cox's physical appearance has mystified audiences, critics, and fans since the inception of his American indie rock band Deerhunter in the early 2000s. As the band's frontman, Cox is 6’4” with an exceptionally thin, angular frame, physical effects associated with Marfan syndrome. Yet many critics and fans do not recognize that he has a disability per se, instead speculating about possible anorexia, drug abuse, mental illness, and even hi…
Writing the Cow
What are the words you do not have? What do you need to say? What are the tyrannies you swallow day by day and attempt to make your own, until you will sicken and die of them, still in silence.— Au
Risk-taking behaviours among younger adolescents in rural and regional New South Wales
Risk-taking behaviours during adolescence have negative short- and long-term health impacts. Maximizing the progress made through child health improvements and preventing the onset of adult ill-health require a much greater focus on health during adolescence. Understanding the biological and social factors that shape both risk and protective factors during adolescence provides the basis for effective prevention strategies. Effective prevention st…
Towards an ethics of care in musicology
In Just Vibrations: The Purpose of Sounding Good, 2016 winner of the American Musicological Society’s LGBTQ study group’s coveted Philip Brett Award, William Cheng leverages his minority standpoint
Charity Auctions
Auctions are a popular way to raise money for charities, but relatively little is known, either theoretically or empirically, about the properties of charity auctions. We conduct field experiments to see which sealed bid format, first price, second price or all-pay, raises the most money. Our experiment suggests that both the all-pay and second price formats are dominated by the first price auction. Our design also allows us to identify different…
Gender and graduate economics education in the US
This paper reports on the findings of a survey of top economics graduate schools as they relate to women and men. The results provide strong evidence that at these top graduate schools, women graduate students are less integrated in their economic disciplines than are male graduate students. In the second part of the paper, this paper relates those findings to alternative theories as to why this is the case. This paper concludes by suggesting tha…
Does Relationship Lending Still Matter in the Consumer Banking Sector? Evidence from the Automobile Loan Market
Objective. This article examines the role of relationship lending in the automobile loan market at a community development credit union (CDCU) and at a traditional community bank. Method. Data collected from actual car loan applications are used in a probit analysis to estimate the importance of selected demographic, financial, and loan‐specific variables on the probability of loan approval at the two types of financial institutions. Results. We …
Cheaper by the dozen? The marginal time costs of children in the Philippines
Charity Auctions
Auctions are a popular way to raise money for charities, but relatively little is known, either theoretically or empirically, about the properties of charity auctions. We conduct field experiments to see which sealed bid format, first price, second price or all-pay, raises the most money. Our experiment suggests that both the all-pay and second price formats are dominated by the first price auction. Our design also allows us to identify different…
Cheaper by the dozen? The marginal time costs of children in the Philippines
How MFTs of Color Develop Their Multicultural Counseling Competencies
The training programs in marriage and family therapy have received criticism for providing multicultural counseling to diverse populations from White and Western perspectives. Training programs provide less focus on the training needs around cultural competency and cultural humility for students of color. This research study is a phenomenological approach to understand the experiences of students of color in their MFT training programs and during…
Feminism is the Awareness of the Inequities That Exist Within the Intersections of Identity”
PhD student, Jessica Holmes, interviews Dr. Candice Maier about the new wave of feminism and what it means to her. In this interview, Dr. Maier discussed the importance of intersectionality and the focus of feminism turning to not just women’s rights, but equity and justice for all oppressed populations. Dr. Maier discusses the need for ongoing self-reflection as well as a commitment to lifelong learning when it comes to understanding others’ exp…
Writing the Cow
What are the words you do not have? What do you need to say? What are the tyrannies you swallow day by day and attempt to make your own, until you will sicken and die of them, still in silence.— Au
Risk-taking behaviours among younger adolescents in rural and regional New South Wales
Risk-taking behaviours during adolescence have negative short- and long-term health impacts. Maximizing the progress made through child health improvements and preventing the onset of adult ill-health require a much greater focus on health during adolescence. Understanding the biological and social factors that shape both risk and protective factors during adolescence provides the basis for effective prevention strategies. Effective prevention st…
Does Relationship Lending Still Matter in the Consumer Banking Sector? Evidence from the Automobile Loan Market
Objective. This article examines the role of relationship lending in the automobile loan market at a community development credit union (CDCU) and at a traditional community bank. Method. Data collected from actual car loan applications are used in a probit analysis to estimate the importance of selected demographic, financial, and loan‐specific variables on the probability of loan approval at the two types of financial institutions. Results. We …
Cheaper by the dozen? The marginal time costs of children in the Philippines
Gender and graduate economics education in the US
This paper reports on the findings of a survey of top economics graduate schools as they relate to women and men. The results provide strong evidence that at these top graduate schools, women graduate students are less integrated in their economic disciplines than are male graduate students. In the second part of the paper, this paper relates those findings to alternative theories as to why this is the case. This paper concludes by suggesting tha…
Does Relationship Lending Still Matter in the Consumer Banking Sector? Evidence from the Automobile Loan Market
Objective. This article examines the role of relationship lending in the automobile loan market at a community development credit union (CDCU) and at a traditional community bank. Method. Data collected from actual car loan applications are used in a probit analysis to estimate the importance of selected demographic, financial, and loan‐specific variables on the probability of loan approval at the two types of financial institutions. Results. We …
Charity Auctions
Auctions are a popular way to raise money for charities, but relatively little is known, either theoretically or empirically, about the properties of charity auctions. We conduct field experiments to see which sealed bid format, first price, second price or all-pay, raises the most money. Our experiment suggests that both the all-pay and second price formats are dominated by the first price auction. Our design also allows us to identify different…
Risk-taking behaviours among younger adolescents in rural and regional New South Wales
Risk-taking behaviours during adolescence have negative short- and long-term health impacts. Maximizing the progress made through child health improvements and preventing the onset of adult ill-health require a much greater focus on health during adolescence. Understanding the biological and social factors that shape both risk and protective factors during adolescence provides the basis for effective prevention strategies. Effective prevention st…
Towards an ethics of care in musicology
In Just Vibrations: The Purpose of Sounding Good, 2016 winner of the American Musicological Society’s LGBTQ study group’s coveted Philip Brett Award, William Cheng leverages his minority standpoint
“The Dress-Clad, Out Loud Singer of Queer Punks”
Bradford Cox's physical appearance has mystified audiences, critics, and fans since the inception of his American indie rock band Deerhunter in the early 2000s. As the band's frontman, Cox is 6’4” with an exceptionally thin, angular frame, physical effects associated with Marfan syndrome. Yet many critics and fans do not recognize that he has a disability per se, instead speculating about possible anorexia, drug abuse, mental illness, and even hi…
Writing the Cow
What are the words you do not have? What do you need to say? What are the tyrannies you swallow day by day and attempt to make your own, until you will sicken and die of them, still in silence.— Au
Cultural Representations of Other-than-Human Nature
Margarita Carretero González and José Marchena Domínguez present an impressive compilation of essays on cultural representations of animals, ecosystems, and the natural world, with the goal of shifting from an anthropocentric to a biocentric lens of the “other-than-human.” The collection is highly interdisciplinary, including a diverse array of writers and subject areas and approaching cultural representations of the other-than-human (as well as …
Billie Eilish and the Feminist Aesthetics of Depression
This article analyzes the representation of depression in Billie Eilish’s music and reception as reflective of its complex status in the West as a clinical diagnosis and lived experience, and considers the prominence of depression in contemporary pop as an aesthetic category dividing along generational, gendered, and racial lines. By claiming and musicalizing depression amid a polarizing reception, Eilish builds on a musical legacy of feminine ps…
Feminism is the Awareness of the Inequities That Exist Within the Intersections of Identity”
PhD student, Jessica Holmes, interviews Dr. Candice Maier about the new wave of feminism and what it means to her. In this interview, Dr. Maier discussed the importance of intersectionality and the focus of feminism turning to not just women’s rights, but equity and justice for all oppressed populations. Dr. Maier discusses the need for ongoing self-reflection as well as a commitment to lifelong learning when it comes to understanding others’ exp…
Wild Wolves & Wild Women
This paper explores the realm of poetry as one space in which to productively contest anthropocentric and patriarchal models of “care.” Anchored in the story of the “feral wolf-girls,” the paper examines the figure of the “humanimal”—primarily as depicted by Bhanu Kapil in Humanimal: A Project for Future Children—through the lens of hybrid rhetoric and ecofeminist poetics. The story of the wolf-girls is at once cultural myth, literary re-telling …
How MFTs of Color Develop Their Multicultural Counseling Competencies
The training programs in marriage and family therapy have received criticism for providing multicultural counseling to diverse populations from White and Western perspectives. Training programs provide less focus on the training needs around cultural competency and cultural humility for students of color. This research study is a phenomenological approach to understand the experiences of students of color in their MFT training programs and during…
Obituary
We are profoundly sad at the passing of Jonathan Sterne, a true scholarly titan and a beloved teacher, mentor, colleague, collaborator, and friend. Jonathan was James McGill Professor of Culture and Technology at McGill University, Guggenheim Fellow, William and Flora Hewlett Foundation Fellow at the Havard Radcliffe Institute, Fellow of the International Communication Association, and Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada
Partnering with Family Organizations in Research
Parent Peer Support (PPS) provided by other caregivers who have lived experience raising a child with mental health conditions (e.g., such as anxiety, depression, attention, and/or behavior disorders) holds promise as a service that can improve outcomes by helping young people and their families overcome system- and individual-level barriers to receiving care. Here, we describe the development of a collaboration of researchers and Family-Run Orga…
Reporting of Race, Ethnicity, Socioeconomic Status, and Educational Attainment in Traumatic Brain Injury Randomised Controlled Trials - How are we doing? A Systematic Review
Patient race, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, and educational attainment (Equality, diversity and Inclusion (EDI) characteristics) are related to patient outcome in traumatic brain injury (TBI). To minimise disparities in outcome, it is important to identify these distinct groups while evaluating treatment strategies. This systematic review assesses reporting of participant EDI characteristics in TBI randomised controlled trials (RCTs). We perfo…
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