Academic Integrity and its Benefits
Academic integrity may not seem like topic that is super important to read about, but is definitely ignored a lot more than it should be.
First-person stories from college and theatre students.
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Academic integrity may not seem like topic that is super important to read about, but is definitely ignored a lot more than it should be.
The feeling of finally submitting that paper that you’ve worked all semester on, and closing all those tabs is SO rewarding when you can be proud of the work you put your name to.
Music students have a busy schedule.
Academic integrity is the unspoken moral code of academics.
My first week of my second semester of junior year was.
With the spring semester on the horizon, college students look forward to starting a new semester, feeling refreshed and well-rested after the winter break.
This upcoming quarter, I will be working on UCSD Muir Musical’s production of Into the Woods as the Production Dramaturg.
As a young performer, it was always my dream to attend a prestigious, impossible BFA program at an academically focused school.
Taking some time to reflect on another year of school, theatre, life in general is an important thing to do.
This past quarter I had an amazing opportunity to intern for La Jolla Playhouse in their Marketing and Communications department.
I’ve been more into theater these past years, but it was until this one that I've really experienced it and discovered why it’s one of my happy places.
I am a person who takes planning for the future very seriously, usually fabricating a plan A, B, and sometimes even a C before I feel confident enough to make any serious decisions.
In the month of December I was part of a staged reading of a student written musical, Mary Shelley, through the Sandbox Student Series at the University of Colorado Boulder.
Burnout hit me hard at the end of this semester.
Ah, 2022, what could I possibly say about you? You introduced me to photography, something I had previously enjoyed but developed a deeper appreciation for just because I learned the craft.
Winter Break.
Burnout.
If you are a workaholic like myself, you understand that taking breaks is super important to your overall well-being.
These past few weeks have been very hectic with little room for breaks.
First semester of junior year at MBU was probably the most notable of any semester so far of college.
For me, burnout started to set in right after Thanksgiving break.
This year I participated in an end-of-the-year final concert for my vocal teacher.
I'm the type of person that always needs something to do.
Burnout is not fun.
Not only is going abroad an absolute blast, but it also teaches you a lot of valuable life lessons.