by Malissa Alinor In an increasingly technological society, we are connected in ways that would have never been possible a few decades ago. The speed at which we are able to correspond with others from miles away has led in part to a preference to use our electronic devices, such as smartphones, to facilitate communication.…
by KC Jones In hiring practices and career development, humanities students historically begin their academic journeys behind the proverbial eight ball. Anthropology students in particular are at a disadvantage, with 12,000 recent graduates as of 2016 fighting for only a few hundred jobs in their field. 1 For three consecutive years, both Kiplinger Business Forecast…
by Jonathan Hallemeier The WIP workshops, readings, and classes have given me tools to think about pedagogy in new ways. Putting theory to practice is, unsurprisingly, the challenge. While my practice of WIP theory is not seamless, my inquiry into how to better guide students is active. I can tell that I am interacting with…
by Ben Washington It was August of 2014. I was just beginning the first semester of my senior year at the University of Georgia. As a mathematics and statistics double major, I had managed to avoid writing for the large part of three years, a feat of which I was rather proud. A few months…