Journal*or

Sodom and Gomorrah

A Portrait Of Your Peer

Leadership Is An Invitation To Serve: Service Learning Through Empathetic Understanding

Design Thinking in Education at UC:DAAP and Walnut Hills

How to ask a question.

It's Beautiful Here

Carmen N'Namdi on Personal Development

-Ivelllisse Morales

"I intend a world where they can be fearlessly themselves."

You Never Know Who You Will Be Faced With Meeting

Questions are the currency of students. That isn't new. What is new is the expectation students have that they can locate answers online in Google time. If the answers are assumed to just be "there" then what is the value of asking? Is there such a thing as an answer or are there only responses?

Educated Expectations Ask

In our global age, with instant communication and almost as quick travel, our fascination with foreign things is fueled by our ability to control how we value them. But what is the value of things in their origin? I went home to discover that my value is the place I'm from and what I've done in the places I've been.

Let Your Life Speak: An Education in Action

The origin of the parenthesis, a.k.a. (sustainable) Fashion's Night Out

Here's a cool thing that happened.

The biggest surprise that we encountered running the Circle Connection pilot program is that none of the students on either side of the Atlantic asked questions of their peers abroad. Why was this? Did the students think that they could simply Google their questions to find answers?

Curiously No Questions Asked

Where The Circle Starts