1. What did you do over break with your senior project?
Over break, I caught up on some research notes, and attempted to contact potential mentors, as I need to be more proactive about my mentorship in order to reach the 50-hour requirement. I also did my December extra blog post.
2. What was the most important thing you learned from what you did, and why? What was the source of what you learned?
The most important thing I learned from what I did was that I should never get behind on my research articles. It was important that I learned this now, so that I can be conscious of my tendency to do this throughout the rest of this year, because I know that it will only be to my detriment. The source of what I learned is these past two weeks of break, and how I was not proactive enough about completing what I needed to get done. Of course the fact that Cal Poly's library databases were not working didn't help, but I still take responsibility.
3. If you were going to do a 10-question interview related to answering your EQ, who would it be with and why?
If I were to conduct such an interview, I would talk to my mentor, Anne Guzman, because I feel that her approach to interpreting centers around my Essential Question.
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