Followership, as defined by John S. McCallum, “is the ability to take direction well, to get in line behind a program, to be part of a team and to deliver on what is expected of you.” When I first heard of followership, I immediately rejected […]
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 […]
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 […]
This year has been a year of realizations. I’d say come-to-Jesus moments, but I’m Jewish. I always hesitated to call myself a writer before this year, which is odd, because all I do is write. All I have ever done is write. From a very […]
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 […]
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.
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.
Nearly three decades ago, Alan and Laura Katz sat down to dinner, a steaming basket of garlic bread between them, olive oil and vinegar swirling, untouched, already separating as the minutes passed. In their usual restaurant, with their usual menus and their usual table, their […]
My senior year of high school, I began writing a play. For the past four years, I have written, re-written, workshopped, and rewritten again. Finally, I proclaimed it finished. Taking a chance, I submitted it to the Agnes Scott College Writers’ Festival Creative Writing Contest. Over […]
