by Addi Gilreath, Biology I can think back to the exact moment of the night before my first lab; the nerves were unsettling. Being a first-year biology GLA (Graduate Learning Assistant), I felt rather out of water. Many of my colleagues were pursuing advanced degree plans in STEM fields such as chemistry and biology, while…
by Grace Moorman, Art History I am indisputably a morning person. More often than not these weekdays, I wake up before my 6:00 o’clock alarm and have a few moments before my phone goes off to lay in the cool quiet with my dog snuggled close. I get up, let my dog out, have breakfast,…
Empowering Voice When You Have Something Worth Saying by Justice Britton Walter Fisher’s Narrative Paradigm Theory provides a conceptual framework and/or a shared perceptual filter which centers the process of meaning-making and knowledge production within a vision of the world as a set of stories from which various communities construct and constantly re-construct their lives…
by Devin Jerome Hi y’all! I’m a third-year PhD student in the history department and I would like to share what I’ve learned so far in The Franklin College Writing Intensive Program (WIP). Unlike most of my peers, I am not supporting a writing-intensive class this term. In fact, the course I’m currently supporting is…