The 2022-23 academic year officially wrapped up this past weekend with Commencement ceremonies for students receiving undergraduate degrees on Saturday and graduate degrees on Friday. The campus was dressed up as much as the Class of 2023 and their guests, and the weather could not have been more perfect, especially for Saturday’s outdoor ceremony. What ... Continue reading →

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UE 1 Our first unit introduced some lesser-known founders of sociology. These were some important figures in establishing sociology as a scientific discipline and sociological thought. Yet, for a long time, their work and contributions to the field were minimized, overlooked, or outright ignored. Keeping this in mind, address the following questions: Who were some ... Continue reading →

Welcome to my e-Portfolio, feel free to look around and learn more about me! I created this e-portfolio to portray my accomplishments and extracurriculars throughout my undergraduate career. By creating this e-portfolio, I was able to compile all of this information in one place for future employers, teachers, or colleagues to access. I hope that ... Continue reading →

I’m a writer, so I believe in the power of the written word. But photographers and videographers also are amazing storytellers. Below are a few visual highlights from the spring semester. Just What the Doctor Ordered: Fun When students need a break before the final sprint to exams and the end of the semester, Spring ... Continue reading →

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Welcome to my site! In this portfolio, I discuss the work of important theorists of Sociology such as Auguste Comte, Harriet Martineau, Herbert Spencer, Emile Durkheim, and C. Wright Mills.