Agnes Scott College Website: Built Environment Analysis
Three Agnes Scott College students; photo taken from Agnes Scott College website’s “Student Life” tab
Agnes Scott College is liberal arts college for women, located in downtown Decatur, Georgia. It was founded in 1889 by a group of Presbyterians, under Minister Frank H. Gaines, and was originally named Decatur Female Seminary. The name changed twice after that. In 1890, it was changed to Agnes Scott Institute, after George Washington Scott’s mother because he was the primary benefactor. Later in 1906, the name was changed to Agnes Scott College.
Agnes Scott College is a place for various types of women, regardless of race and/or cultural background, which is really uplifting for their students. This is made apparent by just exploring their website.The way the that the built environment of Agnes Scott College’s website promotes racial and cultural diversity empowers the women at the school.
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COSMO (Coalition of Student Multicultural Organizations); photo taken from agnesscott.edu, On the “Clubs and Organizations” under the “Multicultural Organizations” tab
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Students at a leadership retreat; Photo taken from Agnes Scott’s “Division of Student Life” page, under the “Center for Leadership and Service” tab
Agnes Scott vs Spelman:Do Their
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Photo Credit: logos from agnesscott.edu & spelman.edu ; photo created by Destiny Dickens