Attendance To ISCORE
Attendance to ISCORE
ISCORE is the Iowa State Conference on Race and Ethnicity (ISCORE). I was so happy I have a chance to taking the lecture here. That is one of the most important and necessary experiences in my entire life.
First lecture: Morning Address Brian Behnken
At 9:00 AM. – 9:30 AM, I attended at the lecture of the Brian Behnken who is an associate professor in the Department of History and the U.S. Latino/a Studies. I really like his idea about the His research and teaching interests which include comparative race relations, civil rights and ethnic history. I’m now taking the course that is Religion 210. I choose this lecture because I have some background of the culture of Latino. The professor’s idea gives me a lot of help to understand the Mexico Americans.
Second Lecture: Is it Worth It?
Pioneer Room 10:00-10:50 AM This is the second lecture I attended. The truth was that I believe is we worth it to continue education. As a Chinese student, we have the same trouble as the speaker told. Janelle Seward showed us a presentation help a lot of student have the confidence to continue study and overcome. Although the college costs, sacrifice, and negative impact come around us, I will still do myself and work hard. I believe hard is the only way to success.
Third Lecture: Bringing My Family to College: A Panel Discussion of Family Influences on College Adjustment Cardinal Room 11:00-11:50 AM
This is the third Lecture I attend, and it also gives me a lot of idea for how to stay with my family. This interactive panel consists of five graduate students representing Latina/o, Black, Asian, Asian American, and American Indian cultural backgrounds. I believe it give me a lot help to rethink my behavior with my families during their undergraduate and graduate careers. In this way, I do gain a lot understanding of how these family influences affect students’ academic performance, mental health, and social relations. They share their unique experiences with
ISCORE is the Iowa State Conference on Race and Ethnicity (ISCORE). I was so happy I have a chance to taking the lecture here. That is one of the most important and necessary experiences in my entire life.
First lecture: Morning Address Brian Behnken
At 9:00 AM. – 9:30 AM, I attended at the lecture of the Brian Behnken who is an associate professor in the Department of History and the U.S. Latino/a Studies. I really like his idea about the His research and teaching interests which include comparative race relations, civil rights and ethnic history. I’m now taking the course that is Religion 210. I choose this lecture because I have some background of the culture of Latino. The professor’s idea gives me a lot of help to understand the Mexico Americans.
Second Lecture: Is it Worth It?
Pioneer Room 10:00-10:50 AM This is the second lecture I attended. The truth was that I believe is we worth it to continue education. As a Chinese student, we have the same trouble as the speaker told. Janelle Seward showed us a presentation help a lot of student have the confidence to continue study and overcome. Although the college costs, sacrifice, and negative impact come around us, I will still do myself and work hard. I believe hard is the only way to success.
Third Lecture: Bringing My Family to College: A Panel Discussion of Family Influences on College Adjustment Cardinal Room 11:00-11:50 AM
This is the third Lecture I attend, and it also gives me a lot of idea for how to stay with my family. This interactive panel consists of five graduate students representing Latina/o, Black, Asian, Asian American, and American Indian cultural backgrounds. I believe it give me a lot help to rethink my behavior with my families during their undergraduate and graduate careers. In this way, I do gain a lot understanding of how these family influences affect students’ academic performance, mental health, and social relations. They share their unique experiences with