Welcome Speech & Ambassador Kamala Shirin Lakdhir’s Visit

Important Update:  This was a mid-March post.  Fulbright suspended the program due to the global COVID-19 crisis at the same time, so the draft ended up in my inbox.  Browsing back, the draft preserved my excitement for the start of the year, therefore I thought I’d take you back in time with me.  Also, the […]

The Inkformant Report: Winter 2018

“It’s still bright outside this evening, which means that winter is ending soon.  I just had a thought.  If The Inkformant left his footprints behind in the snow, they would look like perfect straight lines…” “A reintroduction to The Inkformant… #throwbackthursday to the character development lesson in our comics curriculum!” Template by www.traceeorman.com “I created […]

The Inkformant Report: Fall 2017

“On a pumpkin patch field trip with the kiddos in October 2017, there were black baby pigs eating pumpkins.  They looked like they were eating out of big orange eggshells! So much adorableness.” “Latte Art” “Here’s a sneak peak at an upcoming story #ontheblog.  ‘Win Min: A Villager’s Story of Education will be on The […]

Win Min: A Villager’s Story of Education

Every Friday in college, you would find me at Coffee Hour.  Coffee Hour is a weekly social event where local and international students gather for conversations over coffee.  At the time, I was a newsletter intern for the International Student Association (ISA), the organization that hosts the event.  I always marveled at how Coffee Hour […]

Uniting Differences: A Student Leader Perspective

This summer’s release of the new Wonder Woman film was the biggest anticipation for me.  I promptly gathered some friends, slipped on my secret Wonder Woman no-show socks, and headed straight to the theater on opening day.  I expected to be wowed by the graphics, action, and of course – female empowerment. What I did […]