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In yesterday’s post, I talked about how my Writing for Nonprofits classmates and I hosted fundraiser at Panera Bread to benefit Walk a Mile in Her Shoes. I also mentioned that later in the week, we did another fundraiser, an open mic night. Our class recognized that the right restaurant fundraiser can bring in a […] Last week, the Writing for Nonprofits class that I’m taking through the English department held not one but two fundraisers to benefit Rape Crisis Intervention Service of Carroll County’s Walk a Mile in Her Shoes event. Our 12-student class divided up into two groups to plan the two fundraisers. My group hosted a Panera Bread […] College students are no strangers to how useful Skype is. Loads of people use it to keep in touch with family members back home and friends at other universities. Today in my Writing for Nonprofits class, we used Skype to learn more about the nonprofit sector and how to run a successful nonprofit. With Skype […] Today was only the fourth day of classes, but already, I’m super busy! On Tuesday, I had my Graphic Novels and Poe classes, both of which were quite fun. For Graphic Novels, we read and discussed Marjane Satrapi’s Persepolis part one for today, and next week, we’ll be discussing Art Spiegelman’s Maus I and Maus […] A little snow didn’t keep things at McDaniel from running full swing today! (It did, however, cancel grad classes tonight.) My first class wasn’t until 11:30, but if I have too much time to sit around before my first class of the semester, I tend to get a little anxious, so I pretended that it […] |
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