Archives

Archive for April, 2006

Acknowledgments

I wish to thank the following people for challenging and supporting me during my graduate program/assistantship. I have learned a lot from all of you and I look forward to our next adventure!
CSSA faculty/staff/instructors including: Jessica White, Rich Shintaku, Laurie Brendle-Sleipness, Larry Roper, Bob Bontrager, Tom Scheuermann, Tracy Bentley-Townlin, Melissa Yamamoto, Jackie Balzer, Tom […]

Final defense

I. Portfolio overview

Blogging

Blog Stats: There are currently 137 posts and 211 comments, contained within 19 categories. Web Stats: 11,249 page loads and 4,336 unique visits.

Anonymity

1 year of content, comments, and community

Portfolio + Blog = Blogfolio

Portfolio pages with links to specific experiences and reflections

Technology - WordPress

II. Competency #9: Multicultural awareness, knowledge […]

UIC designs

I have been asked to provide a few examples of my work from the UIC Wellness Center. I have included several poster designs, the Wellness Center logo, an animated graphic, and a screenshot of the Wellness Center website. Enjoy!

Poster design for MLK Day

Here is a poster that I made for MLK Day at OSU. I didn’t link it before because I was not in “portfolio mode”…
When I was at UIC I was used to seeing my designs all over campus. It was nice to design this poster and see it all over campus. It felt good […]

Technology and Student Affairs #2

Why is technology vilified in Student Affairs?
This session from PaperClip Communications is full of shock and awe:
“Liabilities, judicial impact, legal issues, thorny topics, and professional dangers”
“Facebook, Myspace: Liabilities, Judicial & Legal Matters
Every day a new set of issues, concerns, liabilities and legal precedents are set in relationship to cyber communities.
Sites like Facebook […]

Racial Patterns of Urbanization #2

The following is the second response paper for my Racial Patterns of Urbanization class:
The New Divinity
In this chapter, Mumford continues his historical treatise by focusing on the shift to a “new divinity.” The medieval church begins to dissipate and religion is incorporated into a new political and ideological system. Religious institutions morphed into […]

Technology and Student Affairs

Every time I think that I can shift my focus away from technology in student affairs…they pull me back in! This (see blockquote) is an online course that is being offered by the American College Personnel Association (ACPA). Can someone please inform ACPA and NASPA that technology is not an “emerging discussion.” It is […]

Site Index

The site index for my site contains every post and page from the blog. Multiple category posts are represented in each category that they are listed for your convenience. Pages that contain public comments have a number located next to the post name.

Category: Academic Success Center - Practicum #1Summer Practicum - Surveys! (5)Practicum bitsIt […]

Racial Patterns of Urbanization #1

The following is my first response paper for my Racial Patterns of Urbanization class:
The Mismeasure of Man
This chapter frames scientific objectivity with social prejudices and sheds light on the fact that science cannot exist in a vacuum bereft of cultural and social biases. Gould begins his argument with Socrates. Socrates stated that people “should […]

OSU SEO and Google

Here’s an article from the Portland Business Journal about some of the work that I have been involved with during my OSU graduate assistantship. The nice thing about search engine optimization is that you increase your page rank while also increasing your site’s accessibility. I think this article will drive a few more visitors […]