This past week I started working on the final paper/presentation and I still haven't gotten the final products from Medina's class yet, but I expect to get them sometime today. Hopefully.
I wrote the final survey, which Medina's class took because as I understand it they have finished this project. Medina had what we thought was a genius idea to have each group create a Google website to post their stories on. That part of the project, which was not our idea at all, seems to have backfired because it was very challenging for the students to do and caused a lot of problems. So, Medina called me on Tuesday and asked if he could get me the projects by Wednesday, which I said was okay. However, I still haven't received the final projects, but hopefully I'll get them by this afternoon. I'm not too worried about it.
I've written most of my section of the project, which is the trial run, since that has been what I have contributed my heart and soul to during this competition. I have worked very hard this whole semester on all the components on this project, but the trial run was definitely the part of the semester I am most proud of. It was my idea and I put it all together.
I'm looking forward to presenting our research to the faculty next week and seeing what they think of our findings. I can't believe that I'm graduating in a week's time and that my student career is over. At least for now. I am off to bigger and better things, I suppose.
Here is a link to my website: hayleykaplan.weebly.com. Thanks for reading. And thanks for a great journalism education.
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