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Life in Quito
Full text linkPostcard from Kai Szostak, during Linfield University Semester Abroad Program at Galapagos Academic Institute for Arts and Sciences (GAIAS) in Ecuador
Saffron Man
No full textSaffron Man, taken by Kaison Uehara on the Linfield University Semester Abroad Program in United Arab Emirates. 1st place,People division, in the 2024 Linfield University Study Abroad Photo Contest.https://digitalcommons.linfield.edu/intl_photos2024/1012/thumbnail.jp
Modeled With Coding, the Relationship Between Interior and Exterior Golf Ball Design and Horizontal Distance Traveled
No full textThis study focuses on the design of a golf ball, and how each variation of golf ball plays a role in the projectile motion. External factors are based around the aerodynamics of a golf ball, the design of dimples allows a different drag force compared to a smooth ball. The internal aspect compares different materials that make up the golf ball. Also comparing the different number of layers of these said materials will provide clarity into how the golf ball moves from a physics standpoint. Finally, a Python code will provide the projectile model of motion of a golf ball after it connects with the golf club
Projection of Self: How Digital Artists Value Generative AI
No full textDeveloping technologies are changing how we think about, interact with, and understand each other. Currently, the exponential growth of generative AI technologies has captured the attention of many people. The relatively cheap price and online accessibility, has allowed these technologies to easily enter into the hands of many. With these tools, people can create high-res digital images with minimal effort or expense. This new accessibility is raising concerns for artists, as the new AI tools appear to be a potential threat for their domain of expertise. This paper endeavors to explore the relationship between digital artists and generative AI tools to understand how digital artists are characterizing the value of these AI tools. Through interviews with nine artists and two audience members, it was found that AI’s minimization of the making process prevents an artist’s essential integration of the self into their work. Although AI was not valued as an artistic medium, many expressed that AI could have some value as a brainstorming tool instead. Through these findings, new insight is provided into the ongoing conversation regarding how developing technologies can impact communities of people
A Case For Holistic Athlete Care After a Concussion: a Multimedia Project
No full textThis project aims to bridge the gap between athletics and academics to support Linfield student-athletes after they suffer a concussion. To ensure a student can recover and still remain academically eligible, they may need access to additional resources. However, students may struggle to advocate for themselves, symptoms resulting from brain injury can affect communication, patience, and reasoning abilities. To help facilitate understanding and communication, this project aims to explain concussion symptoms, recovery process, and effects to non-experts; it will also propose an internal communication process between athletic trainers, faculty, and office of student care to help a student advocate for themselves and provide reasonable and transparent communications to their professors. This website and handout will act as a directory, covering the basics of injury and recovery, while also providing photos, graphics, and a student-case study. The hope is that this resource eventually is usable not only by the faculty and staff but by the students themselves pre-concussion to aid their understanding, should they experience a concussion
In Conversation With the World
Full text linkLinfield expands its international footprint as it upholds a 90-year global traditio
The Art of the Interim
Full text linkPresident Johnson reflects on her second time around as an interim leade
