Agnes Scott College was recently named the #1 Most Innovative Liberal Arts College in the United States. It’s a pretty big deal. Overnight, banners went up around campus declaring the achievement and social media was flooded with school pride. I’m proud of how Agnes Scott […]
What will you tell strangers seated on the hard-packed earth, underneath a never-ending sea of stars? What will you say to these people that you met six days ago, at the Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport? What will you tell these people, some of whom speak Hebrew […]
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 […]
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.
On Mother’s Day, I boarded a Delta Airbus at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport and flew across the Atlantic for the very first time. It was around 4 in the afternoon when I left, and 8 am when I arrived the next morning in Charles de Gaulle. […]
This essay was written for HIS-323: History of Conservatism. In this paper, I analyze the correlation between race and conservatism. It was well-regarded by my classmates and professor.
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 […]
