ENGRD101. Fall 2024. Sections 27 & 31.
Items: Macbook, iPad, Sunglasses and Blue-light Glasses, Small Emory Diary, Pencil Pouch full of Pens, Pencils, Erasers and Chargers, TI-84 Graphing Calculator, Hand Wipes, Kleenex Tissues, Plastic Bag full of Cough Drops. Creating this self-portrait through the display of the items that reside in my backpack was a great way to show myself in my […]
Read moreThe two devices on top of the picture are my besties throughout a school day. I would either use and iPad or computer for every single course I take. (Except the lab) They are like a non-living friend that I can always rely on. Noted that the case for my iPad is from my favorite […]
Read moreAirPods: I enjoy listening to music, and these earbuds have always been my favorite. Wallet: Sometimes I keep it in my backpack, other times in my pocket. Overall, this is one of the most important things in my bag. Computer: This is always in my backpack, and is what I use to do homework and […]
Read moreThese are the items I use daily. Starting from the top, we have my Nike bag, which I bought upon landing in the United States. Lying below it is my trusted yellow notebook from my home country, I take all my notes in this book. As we go further down in this picture, I have […]
Read moreThe items in my backpack include my laptop, iPad, planner, calculator, portable charger, pencil pouch, and some snacks. I spent most of my time on organizing the items so that they fit together, thus, I consider this step to be the most challenging part of this assignment. I think this photo only somewhat represents who […]
Read moreNotebook- used for taking notes in math class; Statistics book- reading chapters and workbook problems; economics note packet- keep track and take notes in econ.; Binder- keeps looseleaf paper and other documents; Calendar- allows me to look ahead and plan my upcoming week and months; The books Spinning and Stitches for English class; scattered along […]
Read moretag: sk6 Before I moved into Emory, I had a goal to make sure my backpack was as minimalistic as possible. In high school, my backpack was a mess: garbage everywhere, crumbled-up answer keys, food wrappers, and more unnecessary clutter. Going into college, I made sure my backpack was perfect: not too many items, but […]
Read moretag: sk6 Before I moved into Emory, I had a goal to make sure my backpack was as minimalistic as possible. In high school, my backpack was a mess: garbage everywhere, crumbled-up answer keys, food wrappers, and more unnecessary clutter. Going into college, I made sure my backpack was perfect: not too many items, but […]
Read moreWhat’s in my bag? This is the bag I normally carry to school. The coursework related belongings and electronic devices are to the right while the left side of the backpack normally contains the stationaries and the snack bars that caters me during the intermission of classes. In front of the backpack are two small […]
Read moreIndex: I put a lot of emphasis on the idea that what I carry displays who I am as a person. I joke about my water bottle and the stickers it holds but it is a good example of me projecting parts of my identity I want others to see. Over my gap year I […]
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