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Inspired by the Humans of New York Project, we conducted forty-two interviews and constructed this gallery to connect with our fellow Davidson students and give them a space to share how their lives and styles have changed in response to the COVID-19…

What personal space looks like in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, and the effects of lockdown on individuals' personal space. What can be done about it?

This presentation seeks to present strategies for coping with change.

Portraits of Now is an altered artist’s book that reflects themes and challenges of 2020 in America, mainly focused on the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. The original book, or the canvas, is titled The Portraits of John Howard Sanden (2001).…

For my final project in A Well Examined Life, I analyzed three different examples of personalized tests: the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator for personality; the Johnson O'Connor Aptitude Test for skills; and the Stanford-Binet Test for intelligence.…

In the format of a newspaper, this project brings together several different perspectives on the topic of uniqueness. Looking from a Christian, Buddhist, Scientific, Psychologist, and a few other lenses, I explored if individuals should embrace their…

A photograph indicating the required social distance during COVID-19; the sign is posted on the beach at Lake Campus.

When the pandemic first started, it was impossible to find toilet paper! This is the empty aisle at Harris Teeter grocery store in Davidson N.C.

Here's part of a scrapbook I'm making that documents my life in 2020. This page is about summer travels - home to Germany for my husband and for me mostly to places in my head. We had hoped to go to Greece, so I included small images of that. The…

The wildcat statue in fron of the Baker Sports Complex wearing a face mask.