Three Months Ago I Said “I Do”. I Want To Do It Again, Can I?
I don’t know how common it is for newly weds to feel a certain kind of connection shortly after they said in front of everyone they know “I do”. We had already committed to our love way before a minister was in front of us. All I did was crying of happiness during our ceremony. Just like in a movie, the one I had never watched when growing up.
Lack of Basic Geography from Students Learning Africana Studies
As I’m writing up a new syllabus for the next semester and brainstorming new programs to offer a’ la carte I thought of bringing a map on the first day of the semester. Here’s why.
Spring 2024 @ Lehman College: The Whole Deal
January, February, March, April, May: Spring 2024 will forever be one of the most eventful semesters in the books. Definitely the most peculiar one, since I got married just one week before finals season.
WSNH: to Keep It a Buck in the Higher Education Classrooms
An intellectual yet pragmatic framework that suits the busy and unpredictable life plans of the next generations of scholars
Fall 2023 @ Lehman College: December
We’re officially done. A whole semester has come to an end, which almost feels like a fresh start. It is with a smile on my face and warmth in my heart that I can finally confirm my second appointment at Lehman, teaching a similar course under the School of Arts and Humanities.
Fall 2023 @ Lehman College: November
Through Aurora’s experience it was my intention to provide students a tangible and realistic example on how the collection of soft skills and creativity (as a problem-solving and strategic skill) can help an individual building successful business ideas, rooted in love, passion, and admiration felt at heart.
Fall 2023 @ Lehman College: October
Students read and learned the story of Edward Enninful. For lots of them this was their first non-American Black author and fashion editor to come across.
Fall 2023 @ Lehman College: September
It’s not easy introducing students the world of fashion, especially when most of them have expressed interest in majoring in a STEM field.