Year: 2022

Emily: I thought this was a really great and thoughtful story about the evolution of Gennaco’s career. I believe this is something very relatable for current students who are struggling with the aspects of the future and career readiness. The message that anything can be […]

I thought todays class was semi-beneficial for me today. The amount of feedback I got I felt was minimal, but helpful. I know that my piece was unfinished so the most comments I got were based on the angle of my story and how to […]

Luke: I think this is a good backbone to your article and a start to something great. I like the background you include on him, but I think some of it could be separated into smaller paragraphs to be easily read. You provide so much […]

Colby: You have a strong story so far, I have a few suggestions to take it a mile further. I can assume that you’ll be talking to other professors/staff/students about Smith and I believe that will flesh out more of the second page where you […]

Over 30 Years of Research and Still Going: The Profile of  Professor Samuel McReynolds    April 2, 2022              By: Mya Hankes  A look into the life of Professor Samuel McReynolds, his undying passion for research and tumultuous path he has followed.  First starting with his […]

https://vtcynic.com/opinion/open-dining-halls-for-longer-hours/ The first article I read for this week is a small opinion piece regarding the dining hall hours on UVMs campus. I thought this was a really interesting piece as it can be compared to the same issue surrounding UNE’s dining hall hours. The […]

https://vtcynic.com/news/athletics-media-policies-effects-on-sexual-violence-coverage/ The first article that I read pertains to the media policies for student athlete interviews on campus. It pertained specifically to the situations surrounding sexual assault on campus; student athletes being the offenders. It was brought to higher attention with the announcement of UVM’s […]

For this profile piece, I will be interviewing Professor Samuel McReynolds from the Sociology department (is also chair of the department). He is a tenured professor here at the university who has been teaching for 20+ years. He teaches a bulk of the Sociology courses […]