Culture 2.0: Facebook as Cultural Storytelling
For any current, former or recent grads who might be reading out there in cyberspace, the words “elective credits” most likely bring a smile to your face. After all, most of your 4 (or 5…6…7……….) years of college probably consisted of coursework that was already decided for you by whichever
CULTURE 2.0- Rise of the Machines: Does Technology Unite or Divide?
While reading an article published by TechnologyReview.com back in July, I couldn’t help but think of two things. The first was the topic of my own graduate thesis, that sought to understand the impacts stemming from surveillance and other police-department technologies upon the daily experiences of police officers in a
Workplace Culture: The Google Effect
A random talent of mine is a gift for metaphor. When I am given two unlike objects or ideas, I love finding a way to connect them based on concepts I already know and use (I think this is technically called “scaffolding” by any of you psych experts out there!).