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We drove nearly 1,100 miles over the course of two days. We ate biscuits in South Carolina and visited with my niece in Virginia. We met my brother for dinner in the city and spent the night in Westchester. And on May 27th, only two […]
Browsing Tag:
Communication
All Hail to the Juniors
The person I am now, versus the person I was in August 2017, are two wildly different human beings. Junior year was a year of loss, of growth, of reflection, of change. It was a roller coaster in the truest sense, full of failure and […]
The Enlightened Pirate
For our HIS-309: The Enlightenment in Europe semester-long research project, we were challenged to create a digital salon. As the salonniere, I decided the type of salon that I wanted to create. I had to choose the participants and I had to decide the audience I wanted […]
Creating Artport
In Fall 2016, I worked on a group project called Artport, analyzing non-traditional museums, global perspectives, and humanity within the Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport. Creating Artport Ever since I was a kid, I loved going to the airport, because it meant I didn’t have to sit with […]
Reflecting on Bridge to Business
While I no longer am a business major, nor do many of these goals remain true, I spent Summer 2017 as part of the Bridge to Business Cohort. This is my reflection from that course.
Ma grande famille
Global Learning at Agnes Scott means learning a new language. I’ve been taking French for six years now! Here’s an essay I wrote for French 202.
Center for Digital and Visual Literacy
I’m a proud Center for Digital and Visual Literacy tutor! I was hired at the end of last school year to teach my peers and professors about all things digital and visual. This includes video software, photo manipulation software, graphic design, blogging, coding, and […]
Mean Girls and the Breakdown of Communication
For extra credit in my BUS-202 class, I wrote a short paper about the communication exchange in a scene from Mean Girls. The paper is short, sweet, and well-written, as well as fun!
Coca-Colonization
Coca-Colonization is one of the most interesting classes I have ever taken. Coming out of high school, I was fascinated by history. I took advanced courses in World History, United States History, and my personal favorite, European History. I feel that Coca-Colonization, a class exploring […]
