By Ayden Lindsay Hello, my name is Ayden Lindsay, I am from Rochester New York and I am currently attending Monroe Community College as a Cinema and Film Studies Major. Despite my dominant area of study being film I have recently found myself absolutely enamored by Photography, first as a creative outlet but now alsoContinue reading “Is there a future for print media in Photography in this increasingly digital age?”
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Running Through Research: My Spring Abroad in Lisbon
By Eva Asfahani Hi! I’m Eva Asfahani, a student from El Paso, Texas, so far west it’s actually in a different time zone than most of the state. I’m currently studying Environmental Science (Biology concentration) with a minor in Global Business Sustainability at The University of Texas at Austin. Although a long title, it combinesContinue reading ” Running Through Research: My Spring Abroad in Lisbon “
Investigation through Photography: The “Mayo Curse”
By Hannah McNally My name is Hannah McNally, and I am going into my junior year at SUNY Oneonta, majoring in Digital and Studio Art with a concentration in photography. As a passionate sports photographer, I currently intern with the Oneonta Sports Department, capturing everything from fast-paced soccer matches to behind-the-scenes moments of athletic life.Continue reading “Investigation through Photography: The “Mayo Curse””
Researching Tourism in Paris
By Ilayda YildirimMonroe Community College Hello! My name is Ilayda! I am Turkish American, and I am going to Paris to do my research this June. I just graduated from MCC, where I got my degree in photography. I love watching people fall in love with their image. I started off just doing nature photosContinue reading “Researching Tourism in Paris”
Comparative Analysis of Early Career Academic Workforce and Retention Pathways: United States and South Africa
By Annie Yan Hi everyone! I’m Annie, a second-year student at William & Mary, majoring in Biology and Classical Studies. I grew up in Nanjing, a city where ancient temples sit beside modern skyscrapers—maybe that’s why I’ve always been drawn to both the cutting-edge world of science and the timeless questions of the humanities. ForContinue reading “Comparative Analysis of Early Career Academic Workforce and Retention Pathways: United States and South Africa”
Phase I: Excavating at Montereggi
By Reagan Gibson Academia is a wonderful place. It is filled with both incredible and terrifying new experiences, in ways that you would never expect. However, in this new and frightening world I have stumbled into, my thoughts are as such: Working to the best of my ability has been instrumental to the learning process.Continue reading “Phase I: Excavating at Montereggi”
Improving Health Outcomes in Knee Osteoarthritis Care
Hello everyone! My name is Angelina Kwan and I am finishing up my second year at the University of California, San Diego. I am majoring in Human Biology with a minor in Global Health. I grew up in Valley Center, CA but I have also lived in Arizona and the San Diego area. My curiosityContinue reading “Improving Health Outcomes in Knee Osteoarthritis Care “
From Baroque Theatricality to Enlightenment Precision: Ceroplastics Between Art and Science
By Jacopo Villani My name is Jacopo Villani, and I am a rising junior at Johns Hopkins University, where Iam pursuing a double major in the History of Art and Molecular and Cellular Biology. I was born in Pisa, Italy, and moved to Maryland when I was three years old. Growing up, I loved makingContinue reading “From Baroque Theatricality to Enlightenment Precision: Ceroplastics Between Art and Science”
Lacquer and Legacy: Opening the Box to Soviet Narratives and Post-Soviet Realities
By Sophie WorksFlorida State University My name is Sophie Works, and I am a second-year Global Scholar honors student at Florida State University pursuing a dual degree in Russian (Slavic) Studies and International Affairs. I’m from Tampa, Florida, and thanks to the Tyler Center for Global Studies, I’ll be traveling abroad for the first timeContinue reading “Lacquer and Legacy: Opening the Box to Soviet Narratives and Post-Soviet Realities”
Marginal People, Minimal Rights: Indigenous Fulbe Approaches to Human Rights and Sociopolitical Stigma in the Accra Metropolitan District of Ghana, West Africa
By Charlotte Stuart-TilleyFlorida State University Hello, everyone! My name is Charlotte Stuart-Tilley and I am a 2nd-year student at Florida State University, majoring in French and International Affairs. I am part of Pi Delta Phi (the French Honor Society) and teach at the Alliance Française de Tallahassee, a francophone cultural organization. I have been studyingContinue reading “Marginal People, Minimal Rights: Indigenous Fulbe Approaches to Human Rights and Sociopolitical Stigma in the Accra Metropolitan District of Ghana, West Africa”
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