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Women’s and Gender studies was an unexpected class on my Fall 2021 course load, but a course I am so glad I took. This course focused on the study of women and their autonomy. Some of the topics researched within … Continue reading →

As a member of the class of 2022, we were some of the first students to enroll in citizen classes. We were placed on the civitae curriculum, unlike our predecessors. Our college career began with CITZN 110 and ended with … Continue reading →

Attached is my updated resume! https://docs.google.com/document/d/1xeuxBMuD7i0O075gaXDYxqG-xaZvXtM25T1qwKpJbwk/edit?usp=sharing

MUSC 325 was a class I never expected to take but after hearing numerous amazing things about the course, I decided to register myself. This class reviewed years 1955-1975 and we explored the culture throughout this time period. We learned … Continue reading →

After experiencing online classes in Spring 2020, I knew I was able to keep up with the workload and follow the schedule easily so I decided to take SOCL 320 over Summer 2020. Each week we were given a PowerPoint … Continue reading →

As mentioned earlier, I have never had an interest in science so when I saw the opportunity for biology online, I decided to sign up. Although this is an unconventional way to take a science class, I thoroughly enjoyed it. … Continue reading →

As you heard earlier, French is not one of my strong suits. I have always loved the idea of the French language, but was never good at it. After coming to Longwood, I learned how to really immense myself in … Continue reading →

My ENSC class was one I was very nervous about but ultimately ended up loving. I have never  really enjoyed science, but I heard great things about Dr. Straker and decided to sign up for his class. Dr. Straker was … Continue reading →

For my enhancement project I decided to partner with a fellow honors member, Bailey Nixon, and write an article about how to adapt classroom lessons. After discussing participles in our grammar course, we began to wonder how grammar lessons could … Continue reading →

Dr. Blincoe’s love, sex, friendship class was unlike any class I have ever taken. The course focused on relationships between humans and the interactions they have. He presented the information in unique ways and allowed the students to be more … Continue reading →