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Volume 2017

This issue of Day seeks to prove that creative research is not bound by location, gender, or time. Ranging anywhere from the current political climate in Eurasian countries to the presence of gender representation in video games, the authors highlighted this year challenge readers to consider on-going issues regarding diversity, music, climate change, and even cooking with earth ovens. These pieces are delightfully unexpected, shamelessly dynamic, and packed with information that spurs its readers toward action and growth; while one piece touches on the history of modern dance, another searches to find alternative fuel resources in chlorella algae species. Sometimes, these pieces work in conversation with each other: by analyzing the current social issues surrounding college campuses, we're given pieces that touch on issues of diversity, relationships, and perceived self-efficacy on our own campus. By utilizing hands-on experiences and personal interviews for their research, our authors are able to highlight the personability that is unique to GREAT Day. These authors yearn to break the stigma surrounding the typical definition of scholarly research and craft essays that push readers to consider new perspectives on the diverse challenges we face today.

Articles

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An Interview with Provost Stacey Robertson
Marley DeRosia and Stacey Robertson

Full Issue

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The Proceedings of GREAT Day 2017
Proceedings of GREAT Day

Editors

Editors
Marley DeRosia, Class of 2018
Isabel Keane, Class of 2019
Supervisor
Daniel Ross, Head of Access Services, Milne Library
Production Manager
Allison Brown, Digital Publishing Services Manager, Milne Library