Writing is a PROCESS Not a Product
My name is Carly Spradlin. I am from a very small town called Montesano, and no, you’ve never heard of it. I am currently attending Western with no specific plans for my major. I came here thinking I would major in Elementary Education, I realized soon after I came to Western that is not what … Continue reading Carly’s Author Statement
Here are some of the research studies I have participated in on campus and online. One study I participated in (Measuring attitudes between professions) was for an upper level psych student.This was my favorite study. I went to the AIC buildings and he asked me to complete an online simulation. I was told after the … Continue reading Extension D
We began to try and answer our research question this week by conducting many surveys. The first two days we went out and did in person surveys outside of the Viking Union. Our survey consisted of asking people at what age they first got a phone, what they are majoring in, and then we had … Continue reading Project 5
Extension # A Literacy Narrative Converted to Poem! Carly Spradlin The Help Literacy Narrative Poem Rachel Ayres gave me this book, it caused me to take a second look, I realized how truly lucky I am, Going to school and getting to live in Bellingham. Gorgeous Arizona Spring break views, with bright yellow … Continue reading Extension Project 1
In general our literary narratives differed greatly. One thing we as readers had in common as well as the story characters was, a struggle, which explains our title of “Facing Adversity”. In both stories the main characters are minorities within their societies. We aimed to depict that with the lightning bolt, as it really stands … Continue reading Facing Adversity
The first gloomy grey day of spring break I decided to go over to my best friends house to visit for a while before I left for a sunny getaway to see my sister at the University of Arizona. We were sitting on the floor in her small bedroom listening to the rain hit her … Continue reading “… I got a little more interested in the state of things within the state.”
