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Full-Text Articles in Education
Just Trust Me (2023-2024), Gabrielle Wall
Just Trust Me (2023-2024), Gabrielle Wall
Argument
The argument essay, “Just Trust Me,” covers a range of sources, motives, and technologies involved in the spread of disinformation. From Google search results to AI generated content and deep fakes, Wall ultimately argues for regulation of AI and intervention from government organizations rather than banning information. Her argument focuses on the consequences, such as voting or health decisions that can stem from unregulated practices of disinformation.
The Great Unknown: Unlimited Artificial Intelligence (2023-2024), Kathryn O'Brien
The Great Unknown: Unlimited Artificial Intelligence (2023-2024), Kathryn O'Brien
Argument
O’Brien begins this argument essay with the following reminder that “We use A.I. every day without even realizing. There are so many different algorithms built into every single app we use, as well as search engines like Google.” She goes on to consider the use of Artificial Intelligence in algorithms, online information availability, healthcare, and the arts. Throughout the use of examples within these various contexts, O’Brien interrogates the need for limits to AI in order to counter bias, limit the prevalence of hate speech, and ultimately preserve our humanity.
Study Of My Writing (2023-2024), Samantha Stofko
Study Of My Writing (2023-2024), Samantha Stofko
Critical Evaluation
In this study, the author begins by citing previous research by Donald Murray on the “logic of revision” in the writing process. Next, she selects three different pieces of writing as a sample and decides to collect data from each piece in order to compare the number of comments in feedback received by the instructor, number of paragraphs in each piece, and number of places where she revised. She focuses on each piece individually, creating a series of comparative graphs and interpretation to capture her revision process. Finally, the discussion section of this study identifies what the author would do …
Camp In The Rocky Horror Picture Show (2023-2024), Anthony Cawley
Camp In The Rocky Horror Picture Show (2023-2024), Anthony Cawley
Research Inquiry
In this research inquiry, Cawley examines the film, Rocky Horror Picture Show, as an example of a “perfect camp film.” He arrives at this conclusion based on his interpretation of the film itself as the main source and by synthesizing other sources on film theory, film analysis, and theories of camp, such as Susan Sontag’s Notes on Camp.
Rocky Iv As A Groundbreaking Film (2023-2024), Matthew Croote
Rocky Iv As A Groundbreaking Film (2023-2024), Matthew Croote
Research Inquiry
In this research inquiry example, Croote analyzes a later film in the Rocky franchise in order to argue for its understanding as a groundbreaking film. His argument takes up three major points—that Rocky IV is an effective reflection of Cold War events of the time, that Rocky IV deftly uses sport as a vehicle for its narrative, and that Rocky IV maintains its main message and cohesion within the franchise by entertaining audiences. Within the research and sources cited in this piece, Croote unpacks visual representations of characters, stereotypes and possible propaganda, and the metaphors of training to explore Cold …
Examining Conspiracy Theories: Reevaluating The Assumption That Their Supporters Are Paranoid (2023-2024), Soren C. Jung
Examining Conspiracy Theories: Reevaluating The Assumption That Their Supporters Are Paranoid (2023-2024), Soren C. Jung
Research Inquiry
In this research inquiry, Jung examines the definition and history of conspiracy theories in order to explore new reasons why they may remain so popular, while so commonly being denounced. In his essay, Jung reviews past histories of corporations acting only in favor of maximizing profits, such as the notorious Big Tobacco companies’ “Operation Berkshire.” Jung then juxtaposes knowledge of that history with various contemporary conspiracy theories related to the dangers, risk, or surveillance-related intent of Covid-19 vaccines. Jung concludes his piece with a reminder about the very real consequences of immediate infection and long-term health consequences of Covid-19, and …
How Much Longer Will African Americans Be Disenfranchised? (2023-2024), Pierce Burm
How Much Longer Will African Americans Be Disenfranchised? (2023-2024), Pierce Burm
Research Inquiry
In this research inquiry, Burm synthesizes many legal and legislative sources to demonstrate the disenfranchisement and systemic racism against African Americans attempting to exercise their right to vote. In particular, Burm presents specific examples from Mississippi, Alabama, and Tennessee. However, Burm concludes the essay with the reminder that unless we are vigilant and strict bills are passed to counteract voter suppression, this is an issue that will continue and become even more prevalent. The outcome is that African American voters will have the impact of their votes even further diminished.
A Country That Hates The Skin You Wear (2023-2024), Gianna Mcgowan
A Country That Hates The Skin You Wear (2023-2024), Gianna Mcgowan
Remix
This remix example uses poetry to convey information on civil rights activist, Fred Korematsu, who challenged the forced relocation and internment of Japanese Americans in internment camps in WWII. Alongside the poem is a brief summary statement on Korematsu’s history to contextualize the poem and offer the reader an additional way to engage with the remix.
Poster Symposium On Relationships, Lily Coleman
Poster Symposium On Relationships, Lily Coleman
COR 101 Slides
In this submission, I will reflect on my presentation on relationships
Title Ix And Consent Education, Daniel Reischer
Title Ix And Consent Education, Daniel Reischer
COR 101 Slides
This presentation details the lesson design and implementation of a COR 101 lesson around consent and title IX. The goal of the presentation was to create a comfortable atmosphere and have a student led discussion surrounding topics regarding sex, consent, and resources around the campus and community. The presentation demonstrates the mixed success of lesson implementation and takeaways.
Making Mental Health A Priority, Jessica Ninesling
Making Mental Health A Priority, Jessica Ninesling
COR 101 Slides
This presentation discusses how to navigate mental health while transitioning to college. It also provides insight for students to help improve their mental health.
The Ups And Downs Of Mental Health, Sonya Concepcion
The Ups And Downs Of Mental Health, Sonya Concepcion
COR 101 Slides
Many students on college campuses struggle with their mental health, and although there has been light shed on the issue, it's still considered overlooked. On my first day of facilitating COR 101, I noticed that many of my students have struggled in the past or are currently struggling with their health, so I thought it would be a good way to connect with them if I speak about my experience with mental health at SUNY Cortland.
Stress In College Kids' Lives, Jennifer Latawiec
Stress In College Kids' Lives, Jennifer Latawiec
COR 101 Slides
First-year college students are not alone in experiencing stress.
Colorism And Hair Text Bias, Stacy Ghansah
Colorism And Hair Text Bias, Stacy Ghansah
COR 101 Slides
Colorism is extremely common in a lot of communities of color. “Colorism is the practice of discrimination by which those with lighter skin are treated more favorably than those with darker skin.”(n.a) Colorism is a huge product of racism in the United States, it has been use to uphold superiority within white beauty standards. Colorism is perpetuated in the media, in law, and in everyday lives.
Learning How To Learn, Autumn Conner
What Is Dei?, Sophia Zheng
What Is Dei?, Sophia Zheng
COR 101 Slides
The topic I have chosen to present is called, "What is DEI?". The presentation explores first year's own biases and definitions of diversity, equity and inclusion. Throughout the presentation students are challenged and participate in an activity where they will be more informed about the world and use the definition to learn how to create a diverse, equitable and inclusive environment.
Mental Health And Wellness, Jaden Garelle
Mental Health And Wellness, Jaden Garelle
COR 101 Slides
This presentation covers components of wellness, stress management techniques, and on-campus resources.
Tour Of Cortland, Allyson Roth
Tour Of Cortland, Allyson Roth
COR 101 Slides
My poster is about the lesson I created on explaining to the students where everything is located here at Cortland.
City Of Cortland, Kevin Franco
Nyc Marathon Madness, Abigail Bang
Nyc Marathon Madness, Abigail Bang
COR 101 Slides
This presentation was about my experience volunteering at the NYC Marathon and how this is beneficial in getting that experience before going out into the real world, especially in the sporting industry.
Cor 300 Fye Student Facilitator Poster Symposium, Ryan Lerner
Cor 300 Fye Student Facilitator Poster Symposium, Ryan Lerner
COR 101 Slides
This is a powerpoint presentation describing how a lesson about the Honors Program was conducted in a COR 101 Honors section classroom by a Student Facilitator. Discussing the goals, teaching methods and student and student facilitator reflections.
Organization: Tips For Success, Katie Weinmann
Organization: Tips For Success, Katie Weinmann
COR 101 Slides
This presentation is about organization skills/ tips. I wanted students to get organized and settled going into finals week and next semester. I shared some of my favorite tips that have helped me succeed in school, work, and daily life. Some tips I included in my presentation were To-Do Lists, a Planner, Google Sheets, and Cornell Style Notes. I received very positive feedback from my students; many said these skills would be very helpful in the future.
Advisement And Registration, Haley Yegidis
Advisement And Registration, Haley Yegidis
COR 101 Slides
Advisement and registration within an open section of COR101.
How To Improve Your Study Habits, Clayton Schmale
How To Improve Your Study Habits, Clayton Schmale
COR 101 Slides
This is a lesson on how students can improve their study habits. It included 2 journaling exercises, a lecture, and a virtual quiz to review the material.
#Twitter For Networking: Don’T Scroll Past, Jared Rago
#Twitter For Networking: Don’T Scroll Past, Jared Rago
COR 101 Slides
This presentation talks about the benefits of Twitter and how it can be used professional within the world of health and physical education to gain knowledge and network.
How To Balance Your Academic And Social Life, Sophia Genao
How To Balance Your Academic And Social Life, Sophia Genao
COR 101 Slides
This poster symposium was presented to a class of first-year students and taught them about balancing their academics and their social lives.
Networking Is Your Net Worth, Jordan Pacheco
Networking Is Your Net Worth, Jordan Pacheco
COR 101 Slides
Students use social media, but don't always realize the importance of in-person networking skills. This presentation addresses that.
Mental Health, Daniella Zuart
Mental Health, Daniella Zuart
COR 101 Slides
Mental Health Importance, based on the transition between high school to college.
Mental Health And Coping Mechanisms, Katherine Orcutt
Mental Health And Coping Mechanisms, Katherine Orcutt
COR 101 Slides
In today's society, mental health is severely stigmatized. Being a sociology major, I wanted to incorporate how we can tackle stigma and improve society for everyone's benefit. For my COR class, I wanted to stress the importance of balance in our lives as busy college students. I hoped to reach students on a closer level and serve as not only a campus resource but also a true mentor.
How To Maximize Your College Experience, Michael Pichardo
How To Maximize Your College Experience, Michael Pichardo
COR 101 Slides
My poster targets to aid students maximize their college experience and help them find the sweet balance of focusing on academics while still finding things outside of class to do as well. Help find clubs to join or programs to try. Overall, provide the students the information needed for them to capitalize on any opportunity are college offers to students, as we pay to be here. Let's get every penny we can out our time here and make your experience worthwhile.