Capping off the semester: Neurochemistry
This will be my last blog post as a member of the 2015 neurochemistry class with Dr. Mach. The class has been a great experience for me and it has developed man...
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A Capstone Experience: Neurochemistry with Dr. Mach
I will preface this last blog post by openly stating my love of a liberal arts education, especially the education I received at Concordia College. Not only is ...
Capping it off – 4 months to sum up 4 years
Where do I begin? Last spring when I was registering for classes, I somehow had in my mind that I needed to take this class. That for some reason, this class ...
The Capstone is laid, the mortar has set
At our school, Concordia College, everyone is required to take a capstone course before they graduate. It does not necessarily have to be in your own fi...
Capstone: an unexpected surprise
I really didn’t know what to expect out of this semester. I needed a class that counted both as a capstone, as well as an elective for my major, and I settled ...
Capstone: not what I thought, but what I wanted…
Before taking my capstone course at Concordia, I definitely had a bias towards any course that carried the “capstone” tag. The sound of the word itself had alwa...
Liberal Arts, the Brain, and My Capstone Experience
One of the biggest reasons I chose Concordia College was the fact that it is a liberal arts college. Contrary to my stepdad’s belief that a liberal arts college...
A Reflection on my Capstone Experience
Throughout my three and a half years at Concordia College, one aspect I have really enjoyed is the liberal learning that students are required to experience. Be...
Capping off my Capstone: an Unconventional Chemistry Class
Neurochemistry at Concordia College was unlike any other science course I have ever taken. When most people, including myself, think of science classes, they th...
Capstone Culmination
As I look back on my capstone in chemistry experience, I am glad that I was able to take part in this class. Capstone courses are meant to tie several discipli...