Apr. 25- ARP almost finished!!!

I have almost completed the ARP. I need to revise the analysis section and add some information and then finish the APA formatting, and then I will be DONE!

April 16th update

So finally the UGRS is over and I can breathe a sigh of reflief. That is untill I realize everything else that I have somewhat avoided during the semester so I could focus all of my attention on this project. However, the UGRS allowed me to finsih my final MGRW. I can now focus all of my efforts on my final revisions of my ARP, which has turned into an absolute monster... But at least there is still time for that.

April 8, 2009 Data Overload!

I have way too much data to analyze... I'm working on the discussion section and wondering what all to piece together for my poster. I also went around campus today and got pictures of places that are not handicap accessible. I found it very amusing that when I was taking a picture of Sullivan Hall where the huge ledge is that no wheelchair could ever get up some lady came out and was like, "What are you snapping pictures of?" I'm like, "Umm, a doorway?" Funny after that I kept coming across security guards wherever I went. I'm sure it was just a coincidence. I refrained from getting a picture of the lovely guardhouse that doesn't let me come on campus as any other student though... >_< I figured there would be trouble then.

April 2, 2009 Update

So this week I submitted by research results as well as MGRW 2. I am in the process of working on the 3 one. I am thinking about creating a hypothetical organization that works to promote the positive interaction between handicapped and non-handicapped people. I also which to some how incorporate lack of accomodations (like STU) into it. Not sure how its all going to fit together yet. Of course I have to rename the school. I want to make it something that mocks the "developing leaders for life" thing because the school (or some of it) does a bad job with that. I'm also looking at re-working my ARP and adding additiong sources to it. So much work, so little time...