Spring 2016: The Peopling of New York City A Macaulay Honors Seminar taught by Prof. Karen Williams at Brooklyn College

Spring 2016: The Peopling of New York City
Posts Tagged ‘tree of life’
Roots Exercise

Roots are a part of what defines the individual. My roots are complicated by the fact that my parents’ nationality and culture contrasts with my own. Furthermore, having an identity different from the mainstream American culture have also presented some problems. However, despite the drawbacks, I came to realize that my roots have brought me […]

Roots Exercise

My maternal grandfather completed public high school in Williamsburg. He worked as a clerk for the Metropolitan Transit Authority until his retirement. He did not go to college. My maternal grandmother also grew up in Williamsburg, Brooklyn and attended Brooklyn College. At the time it was free; however she recounts that use of the student […]

Our Roots/ Tree of Life

In class presentation: April 13th Final Upload to class site: April 15th Assignment: In a comprehensive essay — which means don’t just list the answers and create a unique title for it. Answer the tree of life questions. You may want to ask your grandparents, parents or other siblings for information. Disclose as much or […]