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Welcome to Psyc220!
An introductory video by Carleton Professor Julia Strand to her remote spring course, Sensation and Perception. "This is an intro video for students taking a newly online version of Sensation & Perception (Psyc220) at Carleton College, spring…
Michael Schultz's Personal Reflection
Here is a brief reflection written by myself discussing everything that has happened.
Bo Min Kang Survey Responses
A survey answered by a Korean student studying at University of the Arts London (UAL).
Final Reflections
My group all answered the same interview questions as a way to wrap up this project.
Positives and Negatives: A Mom's Experience in Quarantine
This interview of a mother touches on both positive and negatives. Working from home, she has been able to spend more time with her son, yet she is worrying now more than ever. The interview took place over the phone (phone call) with one participant…
Having to Say Goodbye: Recent Carleton Graduate's Reflections
This item is a transcription of an interview of a Carleton senior who recently graduated (after winter 2020). She reflects on the end of winter term and the rush to say goodbye to everyone. Additionally, she details what she is grateful for and puts…
"Be Well, Stay Strong" : Chalk Art
This is a picture of chalk art containing the words "be well, stay strong."
Current Student's Deep Reflections on Life During and After the Pandemic
In this interview, a Carleton student reflects on what they miss about life at school, the benefits of solidarity, their privilege (stable family), other students' losses, connections to previous historic events, and explains their father's role as…
Lucas Demetriades Interview (Transcription)
This is a transription of an interview with Lucas Demetriades '22. The interview covers Lucas's thoughts about the pandemic and the history of Carleton's Minecraft server.
Bringing Carleton Back Home With Me
I hung up pictures of my favorite Carleton study spots on the cork board above my desk. This allows me to remain connected to Carleton and less lonely when I picture myself in those spots doing work.