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“Where the Wild Things Are” ASL Translation
Psychology student, Rebecca Brech '20, provides an exact ASL “Where the Wild Things Are” translation: [video width="1280" height="720" mp4="https://mariacollege.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/RebeccaBrechFinal-1.mp4"][/video] One night boy named Max put on wolf suit. Had big ears, whiskers, buttons going down the front, and a large tail. Max made mischief of one kind or another. Max’s mom looked at him. “You wild animal!” Max looked at her. “I’ll eat you up!” Max’s mom, to Max: “Go to bed! No…
Read MoreDevelop Positive Habits and Respect Negative Emotions
I'm a positive person. It's one of the reasons I feel drawn toward positive psychology as an area of study. Positive psych teaches us a lot about what is good in life, where our strengths…
Read MoreSenior Presentation, Rachele Winney
Rachele Winney '20, Healthcare Management, shared the following about her senior capstone project. During my time as a student in Maria College's Healthcare Management program, I learned valuable skills and tools to help me throughout…
Read MoreSenior Presentation, Lisa Diffenback
Lisa Diffenback '20, Liberal Arts, shared the following about her senior capstone project. Part of our Capstone was to present a poster as a visual promotion of our common read book suggestion. Considering the…
Read More“You are invited to help save the monarch butterfly”
Have you ever been made an offer you couldn’t refuse? If asked this question just a few short months ago, it would have taken some deep reflection before I could answer. Truth be told, I…
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