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University Archives Photos: 7157
No full textA member of the Class of 2023 smiles with Dr. Nancy Blattner, President of Fontbonne University, outside Ryan Hall on May 6, 2023.https://griffinshare.fontbonne.edu/uasc-photos/8156/thumbnail.jp
University Archives Photos: 7164
No full textHuy Van \u2723 smiles with Dr. Nancy Blattner, President of Fontbonne University, outside Ryan Hall on May 6, 2023.https://griffinshare.fontbonne.edu/uasc-photos/8163/thumbnail.jp
University Archives Photos: 7170
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University Archives Photos: 7191
No full textA member of the Class of 2023 smiles with Dr. Nancy Blattner, President of Fontbonne University, outside Ryan Hall on May 6, 2023.https://griffinshare.fontbonne.edu/uasc-photos/8190/thumbnail.jp
University Archives Photos: 7194
No full textA member of the Class of 2023 smiles with Dr. Nancy Blattner, President of Fontbonne University, outside Ryan Hall on May 6, 2023.https://griffinshare.fontbonne.edu/uasc-photos/8193/thumbnail.jp
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No full textA member of the Class of 2023 smiles with Dr. Nancy Blattner, President of Fontbonne University, outside Ryan Hall on May 6, 2023.https://griffinshare.fontbonne.edu/uasc-photos/8211/thumbnail.jp
University Archives Photos: 7213
No full textA member of the Class of 2023 smiles with Dr. Nancy Blattner, President of Fontbonne University, outside Ryan Hall on May 6, 2023.https://griffinshare.fontbonne.edu/uasc-photos/8212/thumbnail.jp
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No full textA member of the Class of 2023 smiles with Dr. Nancy Blattner, President of Fontbonne University, outside Ryan Hall on May 6, 2023.https://griffinshare.fontbonne.edu/uasc-photos/8198/thumbnail.jp
2023 Honors Portfolio
Full text linkAs I am writing this, my graduation is a little over 24 hours away, and I\u27d say that\u27s pretty last minute to be writing this. To be honest, I didn\u27t think that writing these papers about my experiences in college would offer me much more than completing a project for something I could put on my resume. But my delay and procrastination in writing this last introduction, is because once this is written, I am done. Completely done with my undergraduate college experience, and like you will come to find in one of my papers, I don\u27t enjoy when things are coming to a close.
This experience gave me so much more than just a couple lines on my resume. The way I structured my portfolio is to mimic a timeline in a sense, as I take you through the pivotal moments of my time here at Fontbonne from beginning to end through the 5 pillars this program is based on, Transformation, Exploration, Leadership, Occupation, and Service and Social Justice. And through writing each of these 10 papers, I reflected for the first time about those experiences that I highlighted in each. I had to sit with those memories and the feelings that came with, sometimes uncomfortable ones, and was able to craft into words what I wanted to say about it, and how it impacted me, which I simply never would\u27ve done if it hadn\u27t been for this project.
College truly is a time for growth, and if you take the time to read my papers, I think you will see the exponential growth from where I started to now. Where I am now never could\u27ve been achieved alone, and I attribute all my best leadership, and academic skills to those who have been steadfast in supporting me, guiding me, and pushing me to be my best self these last four years. I will be forever grateful to the many professors that I have had the honor of learning from. GriffinTHON, and the many other organizations that I have been lucky enough to be a part of and support over my four years will always hold some of my fondest memories, and be my greatest areas of growth, in confidence, commitment and passion. My family never wavered in cheering me on from all distances, and gave me the courage to keep going, even during the most challenging times. And through it all, I met some of my greatest friends, that challenged me, supported me, and truly made my life at Fontbonne even brighter, filled with more laughs, more memories, and greater fun.
As I close this introduction, and finally finish this project, I hope you will be able to see how impactful Fontbonne was to me and has shaped me into who I will be in my future through these papers. Fontbonne will always have a special place in my heart.https://griffinshare.fontbonne.edu/telos-portfolios-2023/1001/thumbnail.jp
An Exploration of Dress Codes in Speech-Language Pathology Graduate Programs
Full text linkThis investigation utilized a mixed methods approach to explore dress code policy in one Midwestern master’s in speech-language pathology program. The dress code was policy was analyzed. In addition, two faculty members participated in a semi-structured interview. Findings suggest that the dress code is intended to be accepting of individuality which is supported by the diverse faculty body.https://griffinshare.fontbonne.edu/edd-projects-2023/1003/thumbnail.jp