Who knew that transferring website materials from folder to folder could actually be kinda fun? I don’t know; I guess I find joy in doing a task that seems so redundant but actually has importance. The task itself is pretty… Continue Reading
The past few weeks have been a whirlwind of trying to get all the snapshots in so that the committee can review them and decide which parks they want to move forward with in the grant application process. I was… Continue Reading
Victoria Faraon Phew! How time flies by! I have officially completed the essays I have been initially assigned to do. I plan to review a few more, so long as Olivia has any left for me. For now, we are… Continue Reading
“The Observer” is a poetry submission that starts with a poem of a lawless world with lines that suggest a message about religion. It either promotes atheism or criticizes it, this was not in the poet’s favor. The next poem… Continue Reading
Joy Ahn October 24th was the day of my first guest lecture, which I consider the most difficult part of my internship. Though I had experience with public speaking, it was exclusively for presentations where I dictated the discussion. Faced… Continue Reading
Victoria Faraon To recap these last two weeks, I have completed one more article and am halfway through my next! The articles following were more tasking than the first, but when I received them, I was in ‘midterm season.’ I’m… Continue Reading
Beginning with a memoir of prose poems, “The Formation of a Lady.” The real title is certainly better. These poems had great imagery, many of which could reach out to broad readers. There were two poems that acted as a… Continue Reading
My internship had a pretty late start as I was hired when the semester had already started. My role as an intern also completely revolves around the grant cycle so my workload has increased significantly within the past week as… Continue Reading
Victoria Faraon These last two weeks have been pretty eventful: I have officially proofread and edited my first article! Olivia Ivings attached the introduction to the issue we are putting together into the Trello on Thursday, September 26th. My deadline… Continue Reading
Joy Ahn These past two weeks were not terribly eventful in terms of workload. Most often, I do classroom observations and students can consult me as needed, so my involvement really depends on their need. Their weekly work is rather… Continue Reading