Welcome to the Jungle
University of Washington Environmental Engineering
& Interdisciplinary Honors Program Undergraduate
Welcome to the Jungle
University of Washington Environmental Engineering
& Interdisciplinary Honors Program Undergraduate
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Sustaining Our Free Society as an Ecosystem
Visions of the Land: Studying Compulsory Indigenous Disconnection
Visions of the Land: Studying Compulsory Indigenous Disconnection
As a society, we aren't cogs in a machine, but we are workers– we're repairmen of that machine. We are part of an ecosystem that aids and mends the infrastructure put in place. This essay explores notions put forth by Professor Roger Soder's publication Sustaining a Free Society: Roles and Responsibilities of Citizens, Leaders, and Schools.
Visions of the Land: Studying Compulsory Indigenous Disconnection
Visions of the Land: Studying Compulsory Indigenous Disconnection
Visions of the Land: Studying Compulsory Indigenous Disconnection
"As humans, we derive much of our identity from the physical and cultural landscapes of home. The way in which we view landscapes, however, is as much influenced by what we directly and physically experience in the landscape, as by the cultural narratives that we absorb from the people around us." These two essays explore those concepts examined by Professor Timothy Billo.
Artemisia Gentileschi: Realism, Entrepreneurship, Interoception, Psychology– painting Natura Humana
Artemisia Gentileschi: Realism, Entrepreneurship, Interoception, Psychology– painting Natura Humana
Artemisia Gentileschi: Realism, Entrepreneurship, Interoception, Psychology– painting Natura Humana
"We must look to examine them of their own merit and contributions to their respective art movement as a whole. Not as a woman, not according to a modern standard of feminism, or more importantly, morality..." My essay works to re-examine one of the greatest Baroque artists under a non-stagnating, non-autobiographical approach so as to truly understand just how much of a contribution her work gave.
Coral-Algae Symbiosis & the Potential of Electron Transport Monitoring Systems for Reef Conservation
Artemisia Gentileschi: Realism, Entrepreneurship, Interoception, Psychology– painting Natura Humana
Artemisia Gentileschi: Realism, Entrepreneurship, Interoception, Psychology– painting Natura Humana
"Combining the microbial principles, the crucial role of Clade D Symbiodinium algae in conferring thermal tolerance to corals, establishing diverse collaborative partnerships, and the designing of an Electron Transport monitoring system, we can enhance our understanding of coral-algae symbiosis and contribute to conservation and protection of these vital marine ecosystems. " This essay explores the practical application of concepts facilitated by Professor Bao Nguyen Quoc.