Global Engagement Eportfolio

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Democratic Backsliding Spanish

Un pueblo originario latinoamericano: Taíno

This is a presentation that I did on the Taíno people. They are an indigenous group of people who live in Cuba, Jamaica, Haiti, the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, and the Bahamas. When I did this presentation, I was in the first semester of my sophomore year, so right at the beginning of my Global …

Abroad Coursework Democratic Backsliding

Climate Change in Indonesia

This is a policy proposal I wrote for my Environmental Studies class, Polycrisis: Investigating Our World Crisis of Ecology, Economics, Empire. I took this class in the fall of my senior year. In the class, we looked at how the environment, financial, and geopolitical crises in our world intersect, paying close attention to the dynamics …

Coursework Democratic Backsliding

Democracy in El Salvador

This is the final paper I wrote for my class, Erosion of Democracy. I took this class in the spring of my junior year. Even though this class is a government class cross-listed with Latin American Studies, we actually ended up spending a lot of time talking about the United States and the state of …

Coursework Democratic Backsliding

Democracy in Turkey

This is the final paper that I wrote for my class, Comparative Politics of the Middle East. I took this class fall of my senior year. In the class, we focused each week on a different country in the Middle East, and learned about its politics and prospects of democracy. The final paper was introduced …

Democratic Backsliding GEM 205

Crossing Borders

This is a reflection that I wrote about a documentary that I watched for GEM205 fall of my sophomore year. Upon first read, my interpretation of this piece was of me being very close minded to the ideas in the documentary. However, I think that some good points were raised. The documentary is only the …

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