The last mentor meeting I had with Dr. Shinko was on December 7, 2017, and we discussed for forty-five minutes. I began the meeting by explaining the different sketches I did throughout the semester and taking Dr. Shinko’s input on… Continue Reading →
One of the most powerful images that reflect the tragedy of the Syrian refugee crisis is the death of Alan Kurdi from Syria, who lays facedown, dead on a Turkish beach after drowning during his journey to Greece from Turkey…. Continue Reading →
The goal of my research project is to understand integration policies for refugees and asylum seekers and how effective current policies are in facilitating integration. To research the role of integration through a small-n perspective, I could adjust my research… Continue Reading →
The central focus of my research is integration of refugees and asylum seekers and how effective current policies are in facilitating integration, so I can ultimately analyze the role of humanization. Therefore, my dependent variable is integration rates, which have… Continue Reading →
Countries differ on their perspectives of refugees and asylum seekers. Thus, policies of a country are unique based on their perspective, and the policy determines how easily refugees or asylum seekers are integrated. There are several determining factors of integration… Continue Reading →
I am proposing to research the humanization of refugees because I want to find out why the number of refugees and granted asylums vary in order to help my reader understand how the international community can better receive displaced people… Continue Reading →
In “Humanizing the Understanding of the Acculturation Experience with Phenomenology,” the author questions the general understanding of assimilation and instead uses the term acculturation to explain the Latino immigrant’s process adjusting to life in the U.S.A. The author claims a… Continue Reading →
After reading Abbott’s debates on methodology and ontology, I noticed the debates are interconnected, categorizing the debates into two different types of thinking: one view of world being generalizable and consistent and another view where the world is dependent on… Continue Reading →
My research mentor is Dr. Rosemary Shinko. During our initial meeting on Monday, August 21 for a half and hour, she helped me understand the importance of having an international theory as the basis of my research. Because I am… Continue Reading →
When we think of an alien, we think of an extraterrestrial being who usually demands to speak with our leader and wants to take over planet Earth. Aliens are portrayed as threats, wishing to exterminate the entire human race, yet… Continue Reading →
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