For my third and final co-op I decided to stay in the Yellow Springs area to work as a Public Health Education Intern at the Greene County Health Department. I selected this co-op to gain knowledge about the public health system and its relationship with
[caption id="attachment_12633" align="alignleft" width="225"] This is a new computer that we obtained that I just recently installed Windows 10 on. Over my past two years of working here, the majority of my time was spent upgrading our old Windows 7 computers to Windows 10, and
When I submitted my proposal for my self-designed co-op over the winter quarter, the project I had in mind looked very different than what it has evolved into. Initially, I was hoping to spend the entirety of my time immersed in a creative project. My
I am so grateful to have had the opportunity to experience such a beautiful term. It has been incredibly eye-opening and inspirational to be around so many wonderful people who are so dedicated to their work. I was given the special offer of being able
My name is Cara Stedman and as a fourth year, this is my final Co-Op before graduation! Excited to gain experience in the mental health field, I decided to take a Co-Op position at Antioch College working full-time for the Counseling Services Department, where I
In 2011, a mass of protestors joined together in Zuccotti Park just outside of the Wall Street stock exchange with one major thing in common: the goal of fighting the 1% and calling out the people on Wall Street for controlling our lives. The news
For decades, psychologists conducted research comparing same-gender parenting couples to different-gender parenting couples, finding "no difference." However, they were really investigating the claim that same-gender parents wouldn't provide their children the proper development that straight parents would. In more recent years, researchers have been finding
“A child is innately wise and realistic.” - A.S. Neill, Summerhill On my first day at the Antioch School, I was told that the work that I would be doing at the school would be based mostly on observation. I was reassured not to be discouraged
Winter co-op has been a very interesting time. From ankle-deep snow to virtual gatherings, it has given many of us quite the learning curve. This term I decided to continue as the Miller Fellow for the Village Impact Project, a non-profit that is geared towards
