Today is Friday, February 17th in the year 2017 and I am in a very pleasant single-story house with flat walls and a pitched roof. I have just finished my first day building a dome 6 feet in diameter after attending lectures about dome construction
This winter I had the opportunity to intern with the Oral History in the Liberal Arts Initiative (OHLA) and work with Brooke Bryan on her project. I had really wanted to go back to Washington, D.C. where I had my last co-op but, when presented
This term is my first official co-op at Antioch. During it, I have self-designed my experience to be focused on my writing. I decided to spend this time working on my own fiction, because it is something that I struggle to do throughout the normal
I am currently experiencing my first Co-op in San Francisco, California working for Buen Dia Family School. Buen Dia Family School is very hands-on with their students. The personal connections and positive interactions that are developed amongst the teachers, children, parents and staff have allowed the
At Mills Lawn Elementary School, the main goal is that students achieve everything with excellence. Mills Lawn School integrates art and science into the curriculum and encourages its students to explore these areas. They make several projects throughout the school year that include the theory they learn
WYSO’s mission is to connect the Larger Miami Valley (and the nation) with the community through voice, news, music, and stories. Their vision is to be, “the greatest small station in the country as measured by the number of local stories told and by the
Hi! My name is Jade. I am currently doing a co-op with the Coretta Scott King Center here at Antioch College. I have been given the opportunity to help put together events that bring together the POC community on campus, including some for black history
For my co-op, I chose to work on a restoration project in Philadelphia, PA. The project, pictured below, is a Queen Anne-style Victorian house, complete with a turret, servant staircases, and floors that creak. My host family, Kevin, Benny, and Melinda, have been working on
Hey! Caitlyn here, writing to you from good ole Yellow Springs. I moved off-campus in August into a big house with lots of friends! Everything has changed so much since then, which is something I'm learning to cope with. Now I'm on co-op and finally working
In a valley that, if observed from up high, resembles a bowl- there is a village of twelve houses. They hold farmers, bakers, and candlemakers. These houses do not have televisions, pets, or microwaves. They sing and bless their meals. They are from Europe and
