By Frances Alicea Things I have noticed and the importance of education. This summer, I’ve been volunteering at the VA clinic, where I’m exploring the issue of healthcare disparities among veterans, especially those from marginalized communities. This issue is complex and deeply rooted in systemic inequities, and it involves a range of stakeholders, both directContinue reading “Things I have noticed and the importance of education”
Category Archives: Global Scholars
Mapping Impact
By: Ava Jones For me, the spheres of impact act similarly to Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs, but in a fluid, overlapping fashion. I believe that to have a positive impact on the world around us, introspection and self-acceptance are the first steps. Coming to terms with the self is the first building block of establishingContinue reading “Mapping Impact”
My Life’s Impact
By: Angel-Amon Wildgoose My Life’s Impact Myself: I decide to pick my battles wisely; only I will have the consequence of sitting with my own actions and regrets, so I choose to take the high road in many situations. I create my own deadlines, limits, and boundaries. I seek peace always, and practice meditating/ water,Continue reading “My Life’s Impact”
Here Are My Personal Spheres Of Impact!
By: Sofia Tascon Myself Read a good book every once in a while Work hard for my goals but know when to take breaks Workout Journal and reflect on experiences Take courses that challenge my thinking and expand my knowledge of the world My Inner Circle Converse with my friends about their experiences Support myContinue reading “Here Are My Personal Spheres Of Impact! “
Getting Set at the Farm
By: Liam Roberson Blog Post 2Getting Set at the Farm The WorldCore Values:UnderstandingCompassion Understanding the world. (n.d.). Helmshore Primary School. https://www.helmshoreprimaryschool.co.uk/our-curriculum/curriculum/year-groups/eyfs/eyfs-our-curriculum/eyfs-understanding-the-world My CommunityCultural DifferencesDifferent ways to the same pathVolunteering: Making others around you better My Inner CircleTruly ListenJust Being ThereHonesty MyselfMore mental excersizesBetter ways to meet new people Cartoon Myself Illustrations & Vectors. (n.d.). dreamstime.com.Continue reading “Getting Set at the Farm”
Mapping Impact
By: Alanna Rivera Table set up for my pre-birthday / going away party since I will be turning 20 in Rome! To pour into myself and nurture who I am, I make time to fuel my body with whole foods and move itthrough exercise. In a world full of noise and distraction, I turn toContinue reading “Mapping Impact”
Mapping My Impact: How Small Moments Matter
By: Solangel Reyes Mapping My Impact: How Small Moments Matter When I think about impact, I don’t think of grand gestures. I think of the little things—how we speak to people, how we show up, and how we respond when things don’t go as planned. I really believe small, everyday choices have a ripple effect,Continue reading “Mapping My Impact: How Small Moments Matter”
Mapping Impact
By Maria Clara Oliveira 1. Each sphere of impact influences the next because to move up to each sphere you need to find need to fulfill the requirements of the one inside. To make a change in the world, there first needs to be a change within one’s self. Showing up for yourself helps youContinue reading “Mapping Impact”
Mapping Impact
By: Jillian Medina I began on my sphere titled “Myself” to list four behaviors I value to positively impact my daily life: waking up early, working on my crochet projects, practicing daily yoga or cardio, and reading a novel outside of my studies. Secondly, which I strongly tie to the actions for myself, I makeContinue reading “Mapping Impact”
The Spider Web of Influence
By: Michelle Heims Growing up, certain values were instilled in me starting at a young age. My parentstaught me the importance of valuing yourself, your inner circle, your community, and the world, and as I grew up I realized that these spheres all build on each other. If you are not taking care of yourself,Continue reading “The Spider Web of Influence”
