Author: Victor

From the projects to the Sunday sketches and the intriguing class discussions, this course embodies the meaning of creativity. As shown in the illustration above, I have represented each of the four main topics of the major assignments. Three out of the four assignments are based on graphic comics/narratives we read for this class. I … Continue reading The End is Near, but the Journey has just Begun. →

The Literacy Narrative project has been the most impactful creative writing assignment for me. When beginning Professor Morgen’s class, I knew I would grow as a writer in various components. From utilizing technologies and illustrations to analyzing and evaluating student and teacher feedback, I have realized what it takes to make every piece of writing … Continue reading Impactful Learning and Writing →

While all the graphic novels assigned for this course require deep thinking, I believe that Climate Changed entails the most out-of-the-box thinking. Phillipe Squarzoni has transformed a major world issue into an educational graphic novel that is meant to attract the attention of a wide range of age groups. As someone who has written many papers about … Continue reading The Power of Statistics →

Through writing my comparison essay for Stitches and Spinning, I developed a strong understanding for both Small and Walden’s graphic novels. Both of these authors implemented unique structure, dialogue, and illustration, so the reader can experience their situations and emotions from the past. In my comparison essay, I focused on the concepts of unspeakability and invisibility that … Continue reading Do Not Be Afraid of Who You Are →