SDC GCE Portfolio

In my Humanities class, Equality, we finished our unit called, "History". In this unit we learned about the history of gender, race, and class. We discussed the meaning of the word "equality", and how it relates to the past vs. now. We also talked about privilege and how it is likely the more privilege you have, the less aware of it we are. I thoroughly enjoyed this unit of Equality. I liked how involved everyone was in the class discussions. It wasn't a hard topic to understand, but it was a lot to think about. For this Action Project, we had to create a chapter from a history textbook. I chose to do mine on Barack Obama's election because it was such an accomplishment in American history. Hope you enjoy! Barack Obama President Chapter 40: Election Barack Obama serves as our 44th President of the United States on November 4, 2008. In his victory speech he says, “Change has to come to America”. Sparking many celebrations, Obama was the first African Am

This is the third unit of our Systems and Models course called, "Organization". Throughout this unit we have mainly focused on SWOT (strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats), and Maslow's Hierarchy. For our Action Project, we had to create a SWOT analysis for a system at GCE.  I chose to do the project based off our community lunch system here.  

In my Humanities class, Equality, we recently finished our second unit called, "History". In this unit we have been focusing on the future of race, gender, and class relations in the U.S. We discussed the importance of having a voice in today’s society. For this Action Project we had to create a newspaper from the perspective of 100 years from now. I thought of struggles we have today that I’d hope do get better. Hope you enjoy!  Works Cited “Rainbow Flag (LGBT Movement).”  Wikipedia , Wikimedia Foundation, 17 Mar. 2019, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rainbow_flag_(LGBT_movement). “LGBT Rights in the United States.”  Wikipedia , Wikimedia Foundation, 24 Mar. 2019, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LGBT_rights_in_the_United_States. “LGBTQ Americans Aren't Fully Protected From Discrimination in 30 States.”  Freedom for All Americans , www.freedomforallamericans.org/states/.