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The purpose of this project was to evaluate the State Bar of New Mexico's (SBNM) new podcast series, SBNM is Hear. The podcast was initially developed as a member outreach tool and a new platform for professional development and survey questions were developed to gauge the podcast’s effectiveness in these

The purpose of this project was to evaluate the State Bar of New Mexico's (SBNM) new podcast series, SBNM is Hear. The podcast was initially developed as a member outreach tool and a new platform for professional development and survey questions were developed to gauge the podcast’s effectiveness in these two areas. An electronic survey was deployed to active members of the SBNM through email. Respondents were asked questions regarding their demographics, whether they had listened to the series, and what content they would like to hear in the future. The survey resulted in 103 responses, of which 60% indicated that they had not listened to the podcast. The results showed that listenership was evenly divided between generations and that more females listened to at least one episode. The open-ended responses indicated that the two cohorts of respondents (listeners and non- listeners) viewed the podcast a potential connection to the New Mexico judiciary. Future recommendations include conducting an annual survey to continue to understand the effectiveness of the podcast and solicit feedback for continued growth and improvement

ContributorsPettit, Morgan (Author) / Lauer, Claire (Degree committee member) / Mara, Andrew (Degree committee member) / Carradini, Stephen (Degree committee member)
Created2020-12-10
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This Creative Thesis is a popularization on the subject of Dark Patterns. Dark Patterns are deceptive functionality implemented online by developers seeking to manipulate users and benefit from their misfortune. They work by using psychological techniques to influence a user’s behavior, like by toying with a user’s emotion. I hope

This Creative Thesis is a popularization on the subject of Dark Patterns. Dark Patterns are deceptive functionality implemented online by developers seeking to manipulate users and benefit from their misfortune. They work by using psychological techniques to influence a user’s behavior, like by toying with a user’s emotion. I hope to spread the knowledge of Dark Patterns to as many people as possible. Once people know how Dark Patterns work, Dark Patterns will not be effective on them anymore.

ContributorsEaton, Conor (Author) / Meloy, Elizabeth (Thesis director) / Carradini, Stephen (Committee member) / Barrett, The Honors College (Contributor) / Aviation Programs (Contributor)
Created2022-05
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ContributorsEaton, Conor (Author) / Meloy, Elizabeth (Thesis director) / Carradini, Stephen (Committee member) / Barrett, The Honors College (Contributor) / Aviation Programs (Contributor)
Created2022-05
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ContributorsEaton, Conor (Author) / Meloy, Elizabeth (Thesis director) / Carradini, Stephen (Committee member) / Barrett, The Honors College (Contributor) / Aviation Programs (Contributor)
Created2022-05
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ContributorsEaton, Conor (Author) / Meloy, Elizabeth (Thesis director) / Carradini, Stephen (Committee member) / Barrett, The Honors College (Contributor) / Aviation Programs (Contributor)
Created2022-05