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ENVS 400: Capstone

These posts contain my thoughts and reflections throughout the two semester process of researching, writing, and creating my capstone.

Who, What, Where? Creating a CMap of My Thesis

January 26, 2017 By Kara Scherer

Who, What, Where? Creating a CMap of My Thesis

When creating the concept map for my thesis, I began to realize that I don’t actually have that many actors in my Nextdoor case study. I thought perhaps I should bring in more local organizations like Collins View NET or perhaps the Portland Bureau of Emergency Management, but they aren’t as relevant to my study as […]

Virtual Third Places: A final synthesis

December 10, 2016 By Kara Scherer

Virtual Third Places: A final synthesis

Below is a copy of my final synthesis post. Although not nearly close to being complete, this final synthesis proved to me how far I’ve come since the beginning of the semester. I can only imagine where I’ll be after another semester of thesis work (well, I actually can imagine it because it will be done… […]

My Nextdoor Collins View Survey!

December 1, 2016 By Kara Scherer

My Nextdoor Collins View Survey!

This week has been so exciting!! I finally got all my questions together and finalized them with Liz. Yesterday I posted the survey link on Nextdoor (restricted to Collins View) and have already gotten almost 30 responses! Seeing as I probably want at least 100 and this initial spike was probably the most traffic my […]

Third Places as a Theoretical Framework

November 17, 2016 By Kara Scherer

Third Places as a Theoretical Framework

After contacting Prof. Daena Goldsmith upon recommendation from an ENVS colleague, she sent back a plethora of rich resources to look into. Initially my work focused on the role of trusted organizations, with the idea of a third place as a means of further exploration, but in this research I found that actually they are […]

Coming Together: Post-election thoughts and the importance of communities

November 10, 2016 By Kara Scherer

Coming Together: Post-election thoughts and the importance of communities

It has been a tumultuous week in the United States. I am beyond grateful for the safe spaces Lewis & Clark has provided me this past week to process, ask questions, and ponder what steps we can take next year when we enter the workforce. I am also grateful for the serendipitous timing of the […]

Love Thy Neighbor (Or know them, at least)

November 3, 2016 By Kara Scherer

Love Thy Neighbor (Or know them, at least)

Here is my draft thesis outline! It was helpful to put all the moving pieces together on paper, and I got to look back on previous projects I’ve done for more references. This week was also my thesis research-in-progress presentation, and I got some helpful feedback from my classmates! One piece of advice was to […]

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