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Unequal Access to Extracurricular Activities
No full textThis presentation explores the disparities in access to extracurricular activities in schools, particularly in sports, and how socioeconomic status, school funding, and community resources impact participation. It highlights the benefits of extracurricular involvement, such as personal development and future career opportunities, while also discussing strategies to bridge the gap and promote inclusivity
REP Sustainability Tour Catalog
No full textThis was a course assignment for SUST490 (Sustainability Capstone). My intended audience is the general public to inform them of what I learned during the past few months of working with Rochester Ecology Partners, as well as the catalog I have created for Sustainability tours and activities within Rochester. My presentation will include pictures, summaries, and connections of specific experiences that I found to be important, along with the catalog itself
How to Make Peer Feedback Simple and Successful
No full textIf you use team projects and the grade comes only from you, you’re missing an essential opportunity. Including peer evaluations in your grades provides necessary information for you and gives your students a valuable team experience
Small Changes, Big Returns: Decision-Making and Progress Towards Equitable Service Delivery
No full textLavery Library is the sole library for St. John Fisher University and its five schools. The university is located in a small suburb in western New York State. Over the past decade we experienced many transformational changes. Some of these changes include our parent institution’s designation moving from college to university and the expansion of hybrid and online programs. The program expansions, combined with exploring textbook borrowing and changes to library services post-Covid, propelled the library staff to reimagine Interlibrary Loan (ILL) services for distance patrons. From our first online program policies in 2012 to the present day, this chapter explores a more than decade-long evolution of this core library service at a growing institution. Specifically, we delve into the tension between our library services and our professional and sometimes personal values—a tension which ultimately required us to acknowledge that our quest for equal service for all patrons was not, in fact, the best for all of our patrons. We conclude with individual reflections and a look toward the future of our services
From Diamond to Digital: How the Rochester Red Wings have used social media to change the game.
No full textMy audience is business students wanting to learn more about sports marketing/ social media marketing. My presentation is about my internship and social media, it will show a deep dive into the way the RRW’s have changed the narrative of baseball and become more involved with fans on social media
Guerrillera Blesson Interlude V
No full textInterlude V is the fifth of seven reflective pieces interwoven throughout the journal. Each interlude represents a collaborative fusion of María Luisa Arroyo Cruzado’s narrative and Julie Fogden’s visual art, capturing the transformative experience of attending The State of Women of Color in New Higher Education symposium. These interludes draw inspiration from the symposium’s presentations, including thematic content, visual motifs, and the symbolic patterns found in the attire of the presenters. They honor the dedication and labor that women of color invest in both professional and personal spheres, acknowledging the emotional and physical toll of these responsibilities while celebrating the resilience, strength, and community that emerge from such lived experiences.
Image: Mixed media: cut paper, acrylic marker, gold ink
Civic Engagement 101 - It\u27s Simpler Than You Think
No full textThis semester, I am participating in an independent study in which I advocated for House Bill 293 Preventing Minors from Accessing Obscenity on Certain Electronic Devices with Internet Access in New Hampshire’s state legislature. My research will explain the step-by-step process of getting involved in local government and participating in civic engagement, using my advocacy as a case study. The goal of this project is to influence my fellow peers, professors, and attendees at the showcase to engage in democracy and understand the importance of their voice
Why We Serve?
No full textPresentation on 2025 spring service trip about serving others through community engagement and volunteering
Jumping into AI
No full textIdeally, this will be a film that talks about the rapid growth and adoption of Artificial Intelligence in educational settings, workplace environments and beyond. Through interviewing qualified professionals, such as RIT and UR professors with a concentration in machine learning, natural language and speech processing, etc., we hope to gain a wider perspective on how Artificial Intelligence became accessible to the general population in such a short period of time. Accompanying this perspective, we hope to speak upon possible ethical implications and concerns for the future growth of intelligent agents such as ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, and Deepseek
Incentivizing Consumers to Visit Local Businesses around Wineries In New York State.
No full textCourse assignment that focuses on the tax on wine sales by the gallon at wineries across the State