Month: September 2019

My husband and I have binoculars and a bird guide on a window ledge in our dining room. Sounds dorky, right? Well, I’m old enough to not care much about being a dork these days so onward. We have a few bird feeders in our backyard and if I was home about this time of…… Continue reading We Lost Three Billion Birds

Today we pitch our project proposals. Time limit: 3 minutes. Writing poems, my quiet place. I signed up for a poetry class during summer break while an undergrad at The University of the Arts (UARTs) pursuing my BFA in Photography. I had no idea what I was getting into but I went with it. The…… Continue reading Project Pitch: The Poetry of Anne Sexton

It’s always inspiring to hear from people who love what they do. Our Data Visualization Studio class was fortunate to welcome three (remote) guest speakers: Luís Melgar, Julia Wolfe and Maarten Lambrechts. I want to share my notes and takeaways both as a reminder for myself and to share with anyone learning more about data…… Continue reading Notes from the Classroom: Three Data Visualization Experts