Amanda McCrea

     In ACAD 103, I have learned more and more as each week went by. I remember just seven weeks ago as I was writing my first ever blog post, wondering what am I going to write about. As the weeks gone by, I looked forward to each week's blog post; it has been a great way to express myself and my thoughts throughout this course.  In my first post, I mentioned how I was nervous about my new journey here at Trinity, and I am happy to say some of those nerves have gone away. Being in ACAD 103 has set a platform for success and confidence in my writing. I am not saying I love writing papers, but I do not mind them as much as I did before.      During the first day of class, I could remember feeling overwhelmed with the thought of how many papers I will have to write, I even doubted myself. Over time, Mrs. Aggen has helped tremendously, and all her comments on my paper have paid off. I enjoyed getting up in front of the class to correct the sentences ...

     The dreaded disorder of type 2 diabetes runs on both sides of my family, and over the years I have gained knowledge and an understanding of type 2 diabetes and how to manage it through dieting. I am a carb eater, and I could probably live the rest of my life on just carbs; unfortunately, I have to be cautious when consuming carbs because I have a higher chance of becoming diabetic. For my last writing assignment, I have decided to research type 1 diabetes. Last October, my boyfriend was diagnosed as type 1 diabetic.  Although I have a good understanding of type 2, I want to be able to provide help and knowledge on this disorder as he continues with this new lifestyle. Without giving away too much, I will be sure to give enough information throughout my presentation, along with some sugar-free treats!      I look forward to having Monday off to take full advantage of working on my research paper and my presentation. I recently did a presentat...