While living in Brooklyn, New York, for the summer of 2025, I worked as a copy editor for the non-profit Witness to Mass Incarceration. This position required careful framing of formerly incarcerated individuals’ stories in order to help them receive grant funding. I had to be aware of any judgments I may unconsciously have regarding …
Personal Experiance
Visit to the Archaeology and Anthropology Collections.
During the visit, the objects on the table were ones included in my friends Sida and Nancy’s curatorial tutorial project, Collecting China: Missionary Assemblages of a Distant World, 1844–1911. Wendi had left the objects out to show our class and their tutorial group. I immediately recognized a bib and a pair of baby shoes that …
Nouveau Front Populaire
During my time in France, I became interested in the rise of the New Popular Front in the summer of 2024 and the way many artists, students, academics, and members of the creative class responded to Emmanuel Macron’s government. The coalition formed very quickly after Macron called snap elections following the far right’s major gains …
Rendez-vous avec Pol Pot and Cinema
An experience I hold dear was seeing Rendez-vous avec Pol Pot at Le Méjan–Actes Sud, an independent theater in Arles, with my friend, who taught in my study abroad program, and her mother. Before the screening, my friend pointed out a local politician in the audience, which made the theater feel deeply connected to the intellectual and …
LUMA Arles
The summer before Junior year, I studied abroad in Arles, France. Located in the Camargue, the location is known for its history as part of Provence. On a field trip with my summer study abroad group, I went to the LUMA Tower in Arles. The tower is an art museum containing modern art in its …
Hong Kong Cinema: English Breakfast in Hong Kong
During my Hong Kong Cinema trip, our hotel offered a complimentary English-style breakfast with different items each morning, including eggs Benedict on an English muffin, toast, hash browns, cornflakes, sausages, coffee, pastries, and baked beans. In Hong Kong, Many hotels serve both English and Cantonese breakfast options side by side, which reflects the city’s international …





