Archive for year: 2015
Hangout on Air: Diversity in Groups, a Cross-Cultural Connected Learning Experience
What happens when university students in California are connected with university students in Japan to teach each other about diversity in groups? Join Michelle Pacansky-Brock in this Hangout on Air to find out! This is a question that Jaimie Hoffman and Mario Perez recently explored. The two professors took a non-traditional approach to college teaching […]
Research Updates
On my ESRM 499 Capstone page I have updated you on some of my progress. My capstone research project is going well…my data collection is mostly complete (~90% I’d say), I’ve started my data analysis, and am coming up with a few observations that I will begin writing about in my Discussions section of my final paper.
It’s a lot to look at, but please check it out and post some comments! I really appreciate feedback (even the negative stuff), it will help me get better!
–Julie 
Do you know what it means to miss New Orleans?
Central California Coastal Trip
Last fall I went on a trip for my ESRM 462 Coastal and Marine Management class. We caravanned up the coast stopping in Santa Barbara, Big Sur, and Monterey Bay. Activities ranged from touring Abalone farms and learning about sustainable aquaculture to visiting the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute and learning about their Autonomous Underwater Vehicles and how they are used. Below are a few photos from the trip as well as a video I shot and edited on the Monterey Abalone Co.
