A couple of weeks ago I turned in my last paper for the semester. While finishing the semester isn’t a new experience for me, this time it felt a little more momentous than usual. You see, with this final submission, I finished my coursework. Of course, I’m far from finished at William and Mary, but… Continue reading What I’ve Learned from My Classes
Month: December 2019
Good Tidings, 2019 Edition
With December comes the onslaught of consumption, debate, and cheer associated with the holidays (though let’s be honest, it starts much sooner and goes away much later, if it ever does). I’ve been up to my own holiday activities too, with the main one being my annual card. Today’s post will take a look at… Continue reading Good Tidings, 2019 Edition
TA Reflections: Utopia in the Americas
Classes ended on December 6, but I’ve been keeping busy between grading final essays and finishing my own semester projects. With finals coming to an end later this week, I thought I’d take some time to reflect on my experiences with TAing this semester. Course Material: While I had some experience with utopian societies through… Continue reading TA Reflections: Utopia in the Americas
Ongoing Art Project: Colors of Autumn
With only a few weeks left to go in 2019, I’m coming to the final entries for my daily abstraction project. As we continue working toward the winter months, today we’ll take a look at what I’ve been painting this autumn. By far the one subject that has preoccupied my attention has been the foliage.… Continue reading Ongoing Art Project: Colors of Autumn