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Ellen McKay presented on her tsunami relief work in Thailand over the past two years, focusing now on helping emotionally distressed children. She discussed her community service with WoK, her interest in photography from trips to Thailand, and how arts classes have informed her understanding of emotion, perception, and language barriers. Looking ahead, she considers how self-knowledge from these experiences can improve her future goals.
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- 1. Senior Seminar:Final Presentation Ellen McKay
- 2. Tsunami Relief & After the WaveStarted with the intention to restore peoples lives, but today we focus on helping children who are still emotionally distressedActive for the past two years, and plan to be until I leave Thailand
- 3. Community Service: WoKWhy I chose thisWhat it says about meWhat we learned in classEmotionSocial and primary emotions Emotional attachment, not reason- because its the right thing to do PerceptionPerception of their emotions and situation Confirmation by senses: hear and see LanguageLanguage barrier body language
- 4. PhotographyKohSurin, Thailand WWW Reefs to RainforestStrong interest and focus on improving my photography skills after taking photo classes sophomore yearAbility to continue this interests throughout my travels and other experiences
- 5. Arts: WoKWhy I chose thisWhat it says about meWhat we learned in classPerceptionThe viewer vs. intention of the artistContext: Subject/SettingEmotionDifferent from emotion in community service
- 6. My FutureSince I know these things about myself, what can I do with this knowledge? What kind of stuff will I do next year that I can do better since I know how emotion and language affect what I do?