JAGS MUN

My participation as a delegate of Denmark in the Model UN conference was an experience, a unique opportunity to investigate the world from a diplomatic perspective. Researching Denmark's policies and perspectives on global issues forced me to delve deep into international relations, economics, and human rights. Representing a sovereign nation in debates and negotiations, I gained invaluable insight into the complexities of diplomacy. Beyond learning about specific world issues, the conference honed my public speaking, critical thinking, and collaborative skills.

CCP Composition II

My CCP Comp 2 final capstone essay, focusing on the romanization of mental illness, was a significant academic challenge. It pushed me to analyze how mental health is often misrepresented in popular culture and the real-world impact of such portrayals. This project honed my research and analytical skills, deepening my understanding of societal narratives around mental health.

Spanish 4

My Spanish IV final presentation on Costa Rica was a significant accomplishment, not only for the depth of research but because I delivered the entire presentation exclusively in Spanish. This immersive experience pushed my linguistic abilities to their limits, requiring me to articulate complex information about Costa Rican culture, geography, and society with fluency and accuracy. It was a true testament to my progress in the language, demonstrating my ability to move beyond basic conversation and engage in a comprehensive, academic discussion about a Spanish-speaking country, truly fulfilling the "investigate the world" goal through direct linguistic application.