Campus Compact

The Biology Building at the University of North Florida has a hidden gem nestled away within it. In the middle of the structure is a small square semi enclosed courtyard. Utilizing that courtyard, my favorite place on the whole campus, I will conduct an autoethnography. In my autoethnography I will analyze what about the courtyard I love so much and what those things convey about my relationship with myself and others as well as my position within society. Autoethnographies combine elements of both

live between living on campus or living at home. The on-campus dormitories have been lived in by many people and some of them have absolutely opposing opinions. The change from home to dorm life can be considered one of the most important events in the lives of students. Home life and dorm life present two different ways of living in different conditions. The choice between home life and on-campus life can lead to complete transformation of the life of a college student. On-campus life inevitably affects

environment an Autistic person would prefer. For these various reasons, where students aren’t fully independent and find dorms not working with them, should be allowed to commute to campus. In addition to these reasons, there are also religious purposes as well as to why students should be allowed to commute to campus. Among the different types of students, there are religiously observant students who may find dorms unsuitable to practice their religion or feel

For my second church reflection, I attended NewSpring Church. I attended the eleven o’clock service at the Greenville campus, which was located in the TD Convention Center. Since this was not the main campus, the sermon had to be watched on the screen. However, the music was live. This service had a casual and contemporary feel. Although this church is Southern Baptist, it did not have the typical Baptist feel. Everything seemed to be more casual, modern, and laid back, especially before and after

Guns on campus? Would school shootings be reduced if guns were allowed on college campus or would it make more school shootings. Not very many people believe that guns were allowed to be carried around with them throughout the day let alone a school campus, surprising adults and staff at colleges students are allowed to have guns on college campuses in Georgia and Arkansas. Some people on these college campuses feel that they need a gun to put a hold on school shooters or just for defending themselves

Dear Mortimer I am writing this paper to persuade you to rethink your position concerning the preemption of firearms regulation regarding college campuses. All over the world violence occurs when we least expect it. As the human race evolves, so does the technology we use. We have acquired the ability to kill a man without being in his general vicinity. With just the slight movement of my finger I can end someone’s life. One small confrontation could lead to a terrible travesty. In the United States

town.” Integrity is very important on a college campus. College is a synonym for the word “freedom.” You live on your own, and the only people you answer to is the school or the police. So it is up to you to make the decisions that are right for your life. Because even more so in college, where you live with your friends, are there choices to be made every single day. And they all could effect your life. Without integrity on a college campus, you have anarchy, because there are very few consequences

is preeminent when sexual assault is present. “The reform movement is also taking aim at campus sexual assault. Title IX is the federal law that prohibits gender discrimination in education. The feminist movement facilitated the interpretation of Title IX as mandating that colleges and universities respond equitably to campus sexual assault. Key controversies today about the application of Title IX to campus sexual assault each have analogs in rape law reform discourse over the past few decades.”

the most absurd solutions conceived to regulate safety. Firearms have no place in the hands of staff and students on campus. The idea is totally blown out of proportion because many universities actually considering concealed carry believe the impact will be less crime and more safety, but what exactly does it mean to allow a weapon on college property? People that are for campus carry argue that those with a firearm will be able to defend themselves against any incident that is bound to happen

you approach the world. Spending five weeks on a college campus with 300+ other top students in Kentucky taught me more about what culture is then I could ever learn in a classroom. When I first arrived on Murray State University’s campus, my