I never really cared to attend an HBCU mainly due to the fact that I felt it lacked diversity. However when visiting Spelman I was appalled by the diversity I noticed just from the by-passers. From hairstyles, to clothing articles, to accents; Spelman is nothing short of diversity. I noticed so much diversity just from • Read More »
When visiting Spelman College, it wasn’t hard to notice the historic features. Although the college is “all-female” the students are still close to males. Spelman is apart of the Atlanta University Center or the AUC. Spelman, Morehouse, & Clarke Atlanta are all in the same area and their campuses basically run together. Spelman is not • Read More »
While visiting the park, I was reminded of simplier times. The peace and quietness of the park reminded me of how easy life was when I was younger. It took me back to a time where materialistic things held no value and I was able to just go with the flow of things. The visit • Read More »
Arthur Langford Jr. park is located in a not so wealthy part of Atlanta. While visiting I noticed that. The people in that area were happy with life. I could tell they didn’t have much however, the lack of materialistic things did not bother them much. The kids were enjoying the nice weather and the • Read More »
Will we be able to visit the same sight as others in our class or is it one person per sight?
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In my ENGL2110 our reading responses were more so based on how we felt about the text. Will our reading response need to be based on how we felt about the text or about the text itself?
FYG Chapter One Quiz 1) According to the chapter, what are 3 things an academic argument might try to do Make a point Aim to persuade Try to find common ground 2) What does it mean to “join the academic conversation”? Question what you read Analyze texts Read background texts to familiarize yourself with what’s • Read More »
Questions: What are the major projects? In a bulleted list, provide links to the project descriptions for each of them. Reading Responses (2) Annotated Bibliographies (2) Built Environment Descriptions (2) Built Environment Analysis (Draft, Presentation, Revision) How will your final grade be calculated? When you attend all classes, complete all major projects and class prep • Read More »
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