Exploring Diversity in Jackson Heights
Professor: Donald Scott
ITF: Tsai-Shiou Hsieh
Campus: Queens
URL:http://eportfolios.macaulay.cuny.edu/jacksonsights/
JacksonSights compiles historical and empirical studies of Jackson Heights in Queens. Aiming at providing an overview of the diversity found within Jackson Heights, the site is divided into four different sections: history, religion, food, and fashion. Information has been gleaned from on-site excursions, personal interviews, mini-ethnographic studies, and scholarly research materials. In addition to representing the culmination of the class’s exploration, this site hopes to share gained insights and to transform into learning to appreciate the hardships, the triumphs, and the rich heritages offered by the people of New York City.
Jackson Sights | 2012 | 2012, All The Sites, Dipity, Donald Scott, GoogleMaps, Hindu, Indian, Jackson Heights, Jewish, Queens, Queens College, Sikh, Social Explorer, Tsai-Shiou Hsieh | Media: Dipity, GoogleMaps, iMovie, iPhoto, Social Explorer, YouTube | Tags: Afghanistan Kebab House, bangles, bindis, Catholicism, census, clothing, Community United Methodist Church, diversity, fashion, food, Hinduism, Indian jewelry, Islam, Jackson Diner, Jackson Heights, Judaism, Kehillat Tikvah, Los Arrieros Restaurante, Muhammadi Community Center, Patel Brothers, Phil Am Food Mart, population density, Protestantism, Satya Narayan Mandir, Sikhism, St. Joan of Arc Parish | Comments (0)
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