Willkommen zu meinem letzten Projekt für Deutsch im Agnes Scott College! Ich habe ein Podcast gebildet über Mutter Courage und Frühlingserwachen. Ich habe Sekundärquellen verwendet und schreibt den Podcast mit meinem Wissen über den Text. Ich nahm auch von meiner Präsentation für die ‘Spring Annual Research Conference’ im März, 2021. Hören Sie sich am nächstes […]
To Iceland and back
As first year Scotties, we travel to a place outside of Atlanta through a Global Journeys trip. From examination of globalization, ethics of travel, identity and culture, and imperialism, we study to understand and are present to experience how we exist in the world and why different issues exist too. After a semester of study, […]
How I learned to speak German
Growing up, I never knew where I would be next. My father’s job meant my family moved every year or two. In fifth grade, I had my first international move to Mexico, but Spanish was not a new language to me. We spoke it with our family in Panamá, and I had always studied it […]
Immigrants in America
First titled “Immigrants in America”, this post was a video exploration of the stories of Syrian Americans during the 20th century. In first history course during my first year, I wrote about migration from Syria across the Atlantic ocean, but not what life was like when they arrived. These videos help to contextualize that work, […]
What can country’s cuisine teach you?
This post was written in my first year at Agnes Scott, as I prepared for a Global Journeys trip to Iceland. We were tasked to write about an aspect of Icelandic culture, and a dish in particular that we were curious about. Iceland is known for many foods, some of which I tried on the […]
Globalization’s impact on international migration
In my first year at Agnes Scott College, I was looking for my major and taking any class I found interesting. For this course, I played to my past strengths in high school as an International Baccalaureate student studying American and European history and enrolled in History 207: The Global Middle East. I had never […]
