Month: December 2018

Knowledge has been represented in a multitude of ways spanning the readings we have covered in the last couple weeks of fall quarter. From personal anecdotes by Zitkala-Sa to the impact language has in Waiting for the Barbarians, knowledge is a clear indicator of formulating identity within a group or individual. Language has been and … Continue reading Knowledge and identity →

This quarter has been a roller coaster. One with so many downs, but equally as many ups. One filled with growth and learning. One in which I have been able to be reflective and perspective. First Impressions  Hearing mixed “reviews” on Humcore, I did not know what to expect coming in. It sounded like an … Continue reading A Growing Experience →