Reflections
The Collective
Contemplation and Stories of
IO Lit & Guest Contributors
Contemplation and Stories of
IO Lit & Guest Contributors
Crystal's Blog
Latest entry: 2018 Summer Reading List
Posted on: 5/18/2018 |
On Crystal's Blog, you will primarily find posts related to her many interests. A nerd at heart, Crystal often reflects on video games and books, posts various fandom related memes, and more! An aspiring linguist and current graduate student in TESOL, Crystal also writes updates about her daily life and school interests. Some of her research interests include second language reading and writing, the intersections of creative writing and ESL, and the gamification of language learning.
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Isabelle's Blog
Latest entry: A right to "Tiny Beautiful Things"
Posted on: 5/4/18 |
Isabelle tries to push herself to uncomfortable limits as both a runner and writer. This blog is dedicated to engaging with her experiences to craft a better understanding of where she is, who she is, and where she's going. Here she meditates on her graduate school transition, her Mexican-American identity, and how her past informs her present.
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Janna's Blog
Latest entry: Law of Superposition
Posted on: 2/27/18 |
Defined by many things but not limited to any one, Janna writes about the world as she both explores it in-depth through her travels and reflects on its current state. An activist, feminist, parent (both pet and human), you'll find her blog filled with topics ranging from the fun craft projects she's involved with to discussions on the hard controversies of the world. If you're lucky, she'll dazzle you with some poetry.
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Laura's Blog
Latest entry: Lists are Cool
Posted on: 4/20/18 |
On Laura's blog, you will find posts related to her experiences navigating through graduate school applications and more. Laura also writes about her daily interests as well as her interests in social justice and human rights issues.
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Morgan's Blog
Latest entry: Money + Power + Glory
Posted on: 2/14/18 |
Morgan Wilson has been active in the arts for so long that she can't even recall her first art lessons--but legend tells of a toddler whose earnest fascination with architecture & anatomy marked her as a natural talent. The history of her early artistic development--as transcribed by the elders--tells of a leap from crayon scribbles directly into realism, bypassing gangly stick figures to begin her work in carefully rendering the world around. Her early advancement in the arts lead to a young life buzzing with creative opportunities: Private lessons, group lessons, and juried art shows colored her world--a world ever expanding through regular visits to fine art museums and science camps, eventually leading to a European tour that solidified a tangible lust for the transcendent language of Art in human history.
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Mahu's Blog
Latest entry: Artist Spotlight- Let's Spread Some Ronak & Bahaar
Posted on: 5/11/18 |
On Mahu's blog you will find posts that mirror her life and interests. A fan of literature, photography/art, and traveling, Mahu hopes to use this space to reflect on her interests, and to create a space where she can share her experiences and thoughts.
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