My understanding of my research project significantly changed throughout the summer. I assumed that my background knowledge and previously conducted research would easily translate into a larger-scale research project. I also assumed that my research question was original enough for a larger-scale research project. Both of these assumptions were proven false, but for the best….
Author: corinnemammarella
Communicating Research
Reflecting on the readings about research purpose and significance, I found many of the strategies mentioned to be helpful. For one, presenting research as significant to a general audience seems intuitive, but it is somewhat difficult to convince others that what you are doing matters to them, especially in a concise fashion. I am finding…
Brackenridge Fellowship: Interdisciplinary Projects & My Cohort
During the weekly meetings with our cohorts, I keep learning more from my peers than I could have expected. Our discussions have led to various insights about methodology, process, goals, and potential impact of our research in the future. With this, I want to keep learning about research strategies from the other Brackenridge recipients. It…
Brackenridge Introduction: Corinne Mammarella
My name is Corinne Mammarella. I am a rising senior majoring in anthropology, minoring in studio arts and pursuing a Global Studies Certificate. After undergraduate school, I plan to take a gap year and then attend graduate school for both public health and social work. The Brackenridge fellowship will be my first experience with a…