ENG221.000 Spring 2017
Literacy Narrative: The Present Understanding my own actions is something I try to do often. Why do I eat the way I do? How can I improve my diet? What patterns do I see among my friends? One aspect I hadn’t thought about analyzing was my online presence as a small media creator. Perhaps this […]
I feel like throughout the actual Listening Project, my reflection was somewhat intertwined in the conversation I had with James. My brain is intriguing in the sense where I can be contemplative during a situation, even while still being present. The conversation with James was initially tough, because I don’t really like shallow talking. I […]
After serving time as Producer for my first podcast series episode, Pancakes for the Soul, I soon dove back in to The Web We Weave, this time as Assistant Producer for an episode analyzing Tony Zhou’s Every Frame a Painting. With a Producer like Daniel Park at the head of the project, I knew we …
As part of the Listening Project with SUNY-ESF, I was paired with Becca Soloman a natural resources management major from Massachusetts. During the project we discussed many things including new media, our schools, our majors, and our future careers. The direction of the assignment was largely left up to our discretion which allowed us to … Continue reading Listening Project
For this project, I thought it would be interesting to focus on the demographics of the intergenerational mobility. Looking at the data, 4 sections that stood out to me were geography, childhood environment and gender gaps, neighborhoods and parent’s […]
Throughout the semester I was extremely hesitant about the idea of making a podcast. Not only do I dislike listening to podcasts because of the strictly audible aspect, but also because I have a very hard time listening to the sound of my voice on audio, so a podcast isn’t exactly my cup of tea. …
I was particularly interested in looking at the children’s income distribution in relation to the parent’s income distribution. I thought it was interesting that most children don’t earn as much as their parents since many people go to school and work hard so that the next generation can have an easier life. In the graph […]
Our process for developing our podcast on The Odyssey was to sit down and very carefully plan out our ideas and sequence of the podcast as opposed to just sitting down and continuously speaking. Since this was a collaborative podcast, we took that approach at all steps of the process and worked together throughout mostly … Continue reading The Web We Weave x The Odyssey: Podcast Reflection
This data image I generated on Tableau really sparked my interest into looking at the Equality Opportunity Project data through the lens of schools that have the highest percentage of parents in the top one percent. I believe that as a starting point, these statistics can allow us to dive in to the data and the reasons … Continue reading Equality of Opportunity Project: Data Visualization Idea
This is a hectic mapping of what I feel the breakdown of the Equality of Opportunity Project should be like. Every boxed topic focuses on college admissions and ever circled topic focus on leaving college. The methods used for each topic would vary.
