Henry Boone – Critical Reflection #4

This is a Text investigation. Consider your essential question in the context of at least two outside sources you have identified that connect to your essential question. How do these[…]

Natalie Peña – Critical Reflection #4

For my two outside sources, I will be using an interview I did earlier this week, and one of the books I just finished reading. My interview was with Chris[…]

Jack Trowbridge – Week 4 Journal

Monday, May 3 (8:06 hours logged today) Today marks a new record for my daily hours: eight hours and six minutes! My first achievement for today was finishing designing an[…]

Cr #1 – Georgina Barnhill

Assignment: As Confucius said “True wisdom is knowing what you don’t know” and Socrates said “Wisdom is knowing what you don’t know.” This assignment is asking for the story of[…]

CR #3 – Georgina Barnhill

Now that you’re three weeks (half way) into your senior project experience, are you answering your essential question? How are you exploring your essential question; is it different from what[…]

CR #2 – Georgina Barnhill

Describe a moment and analyze: “Write about a single experience or moment, and ask: how does this moment, experience, or encounter relate to my essential question?” You can also compare[…]

Malia Sardinha – Week 4 update 1

I got the incredible oppurtunity to speak with chef (and much more) Suvir Saran where we discussed cultrual appropriation in the food industry. I also talked to a family member[…]

Malia Sardinha – Week 3 Update 1

I interviewed with caterer Romi Howard, where we discussed cooking what it meaningful to you. I also found some family cookbooks and looked through them.

Malia – Weekly 3 update 2

I got the chance to interview with David Hay and Legan Wong. David Hay is the son of a chef who worked in a lot of Chinese restaurants in NYC.[…]

Sarah Katz CR 4

Connect to outside sources (article/book/podcast/ted talk/blog/website/etc) This is a Text investigation. Consider your essential question in the context of at least two outside sources you have identified that connect to[…]

Sarah Katz CR 3

How are you exploring your essential question; is it different from what you expected? If you don’t feel like you’re answering your essential question, what is happening that’s different from[…]

Isabella Marcellino – Critical Reflection #4

A few days ago, while doing research about architecture school, I stumbled across a video titled “Should You Get a Master’s Degree in Architecture,” by Drew Paul Bell. In it,[…]

Caleb Kohn-Blank – Critical Reflection #4

For my project, I read the book Becoming a Video Game Designer by Daniel Noah Halpern. I chose the book because I was curious to see how aspects of game[…]

Documentation Week 3 #2

In order for me to make the lot environmentally sustainable, I need to plan for it to be resilient against flooding and rising sea levels. I’ve discovered that the neighborhood[…]

Documentation Week 3 #1

Components to incorporate or consider to be part of my design: movable furniture green collaborative elements: compost bins, community gardening planter boxes dog park public restrooms open space for public[…]

Progress week 4 part 2 – Luke

Using a pen I drew a design onto the deck of the board, I erased (sanded off) the initial one. There is more on the board now than seen in[…]

Progress week 4 part 1 – luke

Planned out fin placement and then carved out the slits to insert fin boxes using a dremel (these are imperfect but I did my best). I used a method of[…]

Progress week 3 part 2 – luke

Shaped rails (not complete in this photo but they are not). These type of rails are more commonly seen on shortboards for more responsive turning.

Progress week 3 part 1 -Luke

Decided on and shaped bottom contours, more towards the tale of the board. This is a double edged nose with a concave in the middle. I would like it to[…]

Critical Reflection #4 – Luke

Part 1: I read Keel Nation, a book about the designs of a famous surfboard shaper from back in the day. He shaped the type of board which today we[…]

Caroline M – CR #4

Progress Update Week 4 (Updated bi-weekly)

This week I started by stringing the tomato plants in both high tunnels. This means running a string about 6 inches high and weaving it in between the plants, then[…]

Progress Update Week 3 (updated bi-weekly)

This week I started by spotting out (transplanting) 21 flats of tomatoes and seeding 3 flats of watermelons. I also weeded 200 hazelnut trees. I then spotted out 30 flats[…]

Progress Update Week 2 (updated bi-weekly)

This week I finished weeding the strawberry plants. We then planted the 700lbs of potatoes using a 100yr old potato planter. We had to fix a few parts. We installed[…]

Progress Update Week 1

Week 1 (update 1): This week I started by weeding the beds in the high tunnels. Then we added extra peat moss, lime, and fertilizer and rototilled it all together[…]

Jack Schnall CR#4

An outside source that I have found to be extremely helpful is an online course called, “No-Nonsense, Practical Sports Psychology.” This course focuses on a different aspect of each video.[…]

Jack Schnall CR #3

In week two of my senior project, I focused on anchoring, a sport psychology technique used by athletes. One of my essential questions is about what goes into the psychology[…]

Isabella Marcellino – Week 3 Documentation #2

Here is a 3D SketchUp model of my third assignment for my Design Communication I course. Using the measurements provided by my rough sketch I highlighted in my las Documentation[…]

Victor Schwartz CR 4

I am fully exploring my essential question, but maybe not completely as planned. At first I thought the best way to go about it was by interviewing adults that are[…]

Victor Schwartz: CR 2

Since senior project has began, I’ve been noticing what keeps people committed to everything, and especially to their sports or hobbies. While playing for the school baseball team, one of[…]

Greenwich Village Photos

This is the link to our presentation on Greenwich Village.

Cosima Dovan – CR #4

This is a Text investigation. Consider your essential question in the context of at least two outside sources you have identified that connect to your essential question. How do these[…]

Nina Gerzema – Critical Reflction #5

Metacognition: What have you discovered about your process, your habits? Now, what do you know you don’t know? Circle back to your essential question. It feels super weird to know[…]

Critical Reflection #3

I feel I’m doing a good job answering my essential question. My question is really broad (What does love feel like?) so there is no definite answer. Writing and reading[…]

Critical Reflection 4

In this week, I’ve been prioritizing my time in the studio. Ive realized that having resources online such as Song Exploder and my Protools Mixing Master class has not only mentally[…]

Caroline M – documentation post

This week I visited 4 locations, but this is the mood board I made for the first two: The Floating Subway Map in Soho and “Carrying On”, the Prince Street[…]

Caroline M – Documentation Post

The next two locations I visited were the Sphere in the One World Trade Center and “Memories of 23rd St.” at the 23rd and 3rd street Subway station. I have[…]

Week 4 experience 2

Now that the weather is getting warmer people are coming to the park to get fresh air and enjoy themselves. This as one might expect, leads to many many accidents.[…]

Solomon Karpati: Critical Reflection #4

My first reference is: Manet, and the American Civil War. The book details the many paintings of Manet, during the Civil War era. Looking at this book has allowed me[…]

Jack H – Critical Reflection #4

This is a Text investigation. Consider your essential question in the context of at least two outside sources you have identified that connect to your essential question. How do these ideas resonate[…]

Week 4 experience 1

As much as we like to think of EMS as a service that is only used in the absolute worst of emergencies, in reality, that is not how it is[…]

Nina Gerzema – Critical Reflection #4

Charlie Thackway Critical Reflection #4

This is a master class by my favorite designer, David Carson. In this video which is a trailer for his class, he talks about being different and really exploring your[…]

Olivia barrera- critical reflection 4

his is a Text investigation. Consider your essential question in the context of at least two outside sources you have identified that connect to your essential question. How do these ideas resonate[…]

CR#4

One thing that I learned from my readings was the importance of learning some essential knowledge such as the correct way to make a color wheel and how to mix[…]

Critical Reflection #4 – Cole Dorsey

Malia Sardinha – Critical Reflection # 4

One source that was particularly meaningul for me was an article called Reclaiming Indian Food from the White Gaze that was particularly insightful to me. The article discussed what is[…]

Annabelle Hatsav – Critical Reflection #4

My essential questions: How can I make food more accessible to people in poverty? How can I work to improve my own baking and food understanding? For my first essential[…]

Critical Reflection #4

Consider your essential question in the context of at least two outside sources you have identified that connect to your essential question. How do these ideas resonate with or challenge[…]

Critical Reflection #4 – Pearl Mcaninch

This is a Text investigation. Consider your essential question in the context of at least two outside sources you have identified that connect to your essential question. How do these[…]

Critical Reflection #3

Our essential questions are: What determines if a site is preserved and how do preserved vs unpreserved areas change over time? How can studying NY history and photographing it improve[…]

Lindsay O’Brien – Critical Reflection #4

Text investigation: Consider your essential question in the context of at least two outside sources you have identified that connect to your essential question. How do these ideas resonate with[…]

Jack Trowbridge – Critical Reflection #4 (Week 3)

Connect to outside sources (article/book/podcast/ted talk/blog/website/etc.) This is a Text investigation. Consider your essential question in the context of at least two outside sources you have identified that connect to[…]

Critical Reflection #4- Ana Ziebarth

Elias Kassel-Venetis CR#4 (Week 3)

Max A. Critical Reflection 4

Critical Reflection 4

CR #5 – Ruthanne

Metacognition: What have you discovered about your process, your habits? Now, what do you know you don’t know? Circle back to your essential question. Post your reflection to the blog[…]

CR #4 – Ruthanne

Cayla Robbins- CR#4

Gwen Raffo – Critical Reflection #4

Malia – Week 2 update 1

On Wednesday night I made the classic Indian dish called Aloo Matar which consists of potatoes, various spices and peas. I had only ever had it in a restaurant before[…]

Mika’s Critical Reflection #4

This week I worked on directing Isabella’s monologue. The monologue we are doing is originally an essay so I had to think of creative ways to move the essay to[…]

Rei Weintraub – Critical Reflection #4

For my text investigation, I looked at two different articles by Yolanda Wilson, a professor and researcher at Howard University. She was analyzing the idea of using an intersectional framework[…]

Josh Sapira – Critical Reflection #4

For my project, I reread Moneyball by Michael Lewis. Unlike the movie, there is a large discussion on Bill James (the founder of sabermetrics and modern-day data analytics in baseball).[…]

Critical Reflection 4

“Bringing Out the Dead” by Joe Connelly has been identified by many EMS professionals to be much closer to the real world of what it is like to be in[…]

Cate Woolsey – Critical Reflection #4

Rei Weintraub – Week 3 Documentation (Post #2)

4/29 EMT in person class- Topic: KED Today we learned how to use the KED. KED stands for Kendric Extrication Device and it is used for extricating patients from[…]

Rei Weintraub Week 3 Documentation (Post #1)

4/27 EMT in person class- Topic: Childbirth This week in EMT class we learned about our last two topics: childbirth and the KED. For childbirth, when I got[…]

Critical Reflection #3: Olivia Cueto

Now that you’re three weeks (half way) into your senior project experience, are you answering your essential question? How are you exploring your essential question; is it different from what[…]

Documentation week #3

4/28/21 This week I wanted to focus on studying the Unabomber case. I started by watching a documentary on Netflix called “Unabomber In his Own Words”, which I really enjoy[…]

Ruby Hutchins – Critical Reflection #4

My Essential Questions: How does treatment differ for different types of animals, wild and domestic, and how do you learn what types of treatment techniques are best? How can shadowing[…]

Stella Propp- Critical Reflection #4

This is a Text investigation. Consider your essential question in the context of at least two outside sources you have identified that connect to your essential question. My first source was[…]

Stella Propp- Journal Week 3

For the beginning half of the week, I devoted my time to brainstorming questions and things that I want to learn and talk about with other entrepreneurs. For part of[…]

Week 3 – interview with Miko Underwood

Why did you decide to start a fashion brand? So, I have been in the industry for about 18 years designing and leading other brands and in a design director[…]

week 2 – meeting

I met with Lisa Metcalf, owner of Ten Yards, a company which helps fashion brands with sourcing, production and logistics. She has worked in the fashion world for over 30[…]

CR #4 Ethan Oliver

https://abc7ny.com/be-kind-new-jersey-computers-4-people/10485852/ Have an old computer to donate? Drop off to @Computer4People every Wednesday from 12-1pm at 51 Newark! 💻 #Hoboken https://t.co/BIxokWA3tg — Emily Jabbour, Councilperson-At-Large (@HobokenEmily) April 14, 2021 […]

Weekly Reflection for 4/26

For this post, I thought I would share some of the history that I learned onboard Intrepid, particularly relating to its sinister nickname in WWII, the Ghost Ship. Intrepid first[…]

Spencer Rosenblum-Critical Reflection #4

Cate Woolsey – 2 Week 3 Reflections

4/27/21 The pointillism painting that I have been working on has continued to be a challenge. I did not paint on it as much as I hoped to this week,[…]

Zander Lu-Critical Reflection #3

“Even if by the utmost effort the goodwill accomplishes nothing it would still shine like a jewel for its own sake as something which has its full value in itself.”-[…]

Overlook Mountain House

In the early 1800s, the Hudson Valley became a popular vacation spot for rich New York City residents. Developers throughout upstate New York capitalized on this demand for a taste[…]

Ruby Hutchins – Documentation: 2 – Week #3

During the second part of this week we had lots of lambs born on the farm. Out of the three mothers that gave birth this week, one had a lot[…]

Ruby Hutchins – Documentation: 1 – Week #3

I was able to capture a lot of great photos and videos this week of the birds in the Ravensbeard Rehabilitation center and these are some of them: Link[…]

Dana Katz- Project Update 2

UPDATE #1 Posts for Earth Day Caption: Happy Earth Day! We love our planet and we always want to make sure that Mother Nature is happy and healthy. One of[…]

Critical Reflection #3 – Rosina

My essential question deals more with the creative aspect of this project of taking my own interpretations of philosophical thinking and applying them to whatever art I feel like creating.[…]

Isabella Marcellino – Critical Reflection #3

I absolutely believe my Senior Project has helped me answer my essential question. Throughout this project, I have mainly attempted to understand what I can learn about a design/architecture education[…]

Kate Startsev CR #3

How do cities balance people’s needs, environmental sustainability, and corporate interests? What part do various stakeholders play when designing public spaces? How can we design around people’s habits and behaviors?[…]

Critical Reflection 3 – Sofia Giglio

I think the most important way I can answer my essential question is through research and conversations with experienced people. Luckily, a close family friend works in the fashion industry[…]

Jack Trowbridge – Week 3 Journal

Monday, April 26 (6:48 hours logged today) This morning, I caught up on some reflections from Week 2, including my third Critical Reflection. I want to start keeping up with documentation[…]

Process Documentation Week 2 #1

Reading “How to Study Public Life” and researching ethnography. I’ve been prepping for interviews as well. Here are some of my interview questions, separated by general and more specific: […]

Isabella Marcellino – Week 3 Documentation #1

Here is my third homework assignment for my Design Communication I course. The assignment was to draft a “maquette,” which is a rough draft of a three-dimensional space. The drawing[…]

Process Documentation Week 1

I spent the week mostly reading Happy City, which I felt was a really good introduction to the topic that I’m working with. I learned a lot of interesting information[…]

CR 2 – Lucas Ritchie-Shatz

The main idea of my project, trying to use the format of the story to make you feel like you are slowly falling down an internet rabbit hole, just like[…]

CR 1 – Lucas Ritchie-Shatz

What do you know? Explain what you already know about your essential question. Explain why the topic is important to you, and what is motivating your inquiry. What understandings and[…]

Progress week 2 part 2- Luke

I planned out and designed the outline for my board. Then I shaved the blank down to my desired outline, it isn’t exactly as I drew it, but I like[…]

Progress week 2 part 1 – Luke

I sanded one of my unfinished boards to the final smoothened finished as well as adding a leash loop to that board (a step that I had forgotten while making[…]

Progress Week 1 – Luke

The first week of senior project I shaped a small fish style surfboard. This board didn’t take too long and came out very nicely compared to my past boards. I[…]

Cosima Dovan – Critical Reflection #3

Now that you’re three weeks (half way) into your senior project experience, are you answering your essential question? How are you exploring your essential question; is it different from what[…]

Week 3 experience 2

On my way back to the station after a long shift with an extremely complex patient, we got a call for an unknown problem. Upon our arrival on scene, there[…]