by Thesis Mentor | Jan 28, 2022 | blogs, Julie Snider, podcast, print projects, seniors 2022
When I realized I was moving out with very little cooking knowledge, I decided that I wanted to put together a file of my friends’ favorite recipes. I’m not a culinary genius, but I can follow along with words on a page with very few disasters, and it seems like the...
by Thesis Mentor | Jan 28, 2022 | Amira Davis, blogs, seniors 2022, video projects
I want to talk about my filming journey ever since I was little. This would be a Documentary/short film about me. I will start from the beginning until my age now. In the video, I will talk about the process, the struggles, the denial of me wanting to film. What...
by Thesis Mentor | Jan 27, 2022 | blogs, Elizabeth Mackey, event planning, public relations, seniors 2022, Social Justice
Lack of sustainability is an ongoing issue in not only the Arcadia community but the entire world. Small changes in one’s everyday life can reduce their carbon footprint and make a difference. Myself along with a fellow peer and friend, Julia Neff, will be...
by Thesis Mentor | Jan 27, 2022 | blogs, Film Studies, Gillian Scott, seniors 2022
For my creative thesis project, I will be creating digital pieces of art including (but not limited to) movie posters, social media posts, digital designs available on various products (stickers, sweatshirts, mugs, etc.), and prints, all revolving around films in the...
by Thesis Mentor | Jan 27, 2022 | blogs, Fashion Studies, scrap, seniors 2022, Social Justice
This semester I am attempting to create a fashion line and some supplementary components to go along with it. The focal points and core concepts illustrated through the clothing will be DIY, anti-aesthetic, and sustainability. In attempts to make these concepts shine...
by Thesis Mentor | Jan 27, 2022 | blogs, gender studies, Lauren Schmidt, public relations, seniors 2022
Vision Statement Growing up I had a very unhealthy relationship with food. Like many girls of my generation, I struggled with meeting the idea of an “ideal” body type almost my entire childhood and it wasn’t until I was almost an adult that I began...
