Rolling Credits for A History of "this" Space "Welcome to the Anti-Apathy Club: A study of UMBC student culture within the Shipka Spaces"
A History of "this" Space "Welcome to the Anti-Apathy Club: A study of UMBC student culture within the Shipka Spaces" Rolling Credits slide show is NOT meant to be understood as a “Stand Alone” document. This slide show is a fragment of a larger communication, a multi-modal study of UMBC student culture, and cannot be understood unless the user reads through the entire Language in Society History of "this" Space. The researcher believed that the lexicon “commuter school” and the word “apathy” were non-descriptors for the UMBC culture and sought the assistance of his peers within the “Shipka Spaces” to uncover the true nature of UMBC’s student culture. The data provided overwhelmingly disproved the researcher’s hypothesis forcing the researcher to revise his original thesis and with it the birth of a new student organization was formed: The Anti-Apathy Club. The multi-modal discussion may be found at http://www.theintegralworm.com/langinsoc04.html . This link provides an explanation of how to read and proceed though the communication. The slide show is the “Rolling Credits” (similar to the list of contributors or “movie credits” shown at the end of a film.) giving credit and extending thanks to those who contributed to “this” presentation/activity.
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Rolling Credits for A History of "this" Space "Welcome to the Anti-Apathy Club: A study of UMBC student culture within the Shipka Spaces"
- 1. Dr. Jody Shipka Mentor and source of inspiration for a History of this Space, “Welcome to Anti- Apathy Club: A study of UMBC student culture.”
- 2. Yolanda Martin Communications SME, ENGL 324 “Theories in Communication & Technology,” and ENGL 407 “Language in Society” peer within the “Shipka Spaces”
- 3. Ambereen Shiekh Communications SME, ENGL 324 “Theories in Communication & Technology,” and ENGL 407 “Language in Society” peer within the “Shipka Spaces”
- 4. Brittany Bauhaus Communications SME, ENGL 324 “Theories in Communication & Technology,” and ENGL 407 “Language in Society” peer within the “Shipka Spaces”
- 5. Crystal Gatton Communications SME, ENGL 324 “Theories in Communication & Technology,” and ENGL 407 “Language in Society” peer within the “Shipka Spaces”
- 6. Elizabeth Piccirillo Communications SME and ENGL 407 “Language in Society” peer within the “Shipka Spaces”
- 7. Greg Masters Communications SME and ENGL 407 “Language in Society” peer within the “Shipka Spaces”
- 8. Bill Chewning Communications SME and ENGL 407 “Language in Society” peer within the “Shipka Spaces”
- 9. Philip Hartman Communications SME and ENGL 407 “Language in Society” peer within the “Shipka Spaces”
- 10. Erwin Sanchez Communications SME and ENGL 407 “Language in Society” peer within the “Shipka Spaces”
- 11. Daniel Wentworth Communications SME and ENGL 407 “Language in Society” peer within the “Shipka Spaces”
- 12. Sarah Natovitz Communications SME and ENGL 407 “Language in Society” peer within the “Shipka Spaces”
- 13. Devesh Panchwagh Communications SME and ENGL 407 “Language in Society” peer within the “Shipka Spaces”
- 14. Margaret deLauney Communications SME and ENGL 407 “Language in Society” peer within the “Shipka Spaces”
- 15. Shanna Kibler Communications SME and ENGL 407 “Language in Society” peer within the “Shipka Spaces”
- 16. Catlin Wychgram Communications SME and ENGL 407 “Language in Society” peer within the “Shipka Spaces”
- 17. Naphtali Barsky Communications SME and ENGL 324 “Theories in Communication & Technology” peer within the “Shipka Spaces”
- 18. Sarah Miller Communications SME and ENGL 324 “Theories in Communication & Technology” peer within the “Shipka Spaces”
- 19. Matthew Bowen Communications SME and ENGL 324 “Theories in Communication & Technology” peer within the “Shipka Spaces”
- 20. Kelly Bailey Communications SME and ENGL 324 “Theories in Communication & Technology” peer within the “Shipka Spaces”
- 21. Steven Norfolk Communications SME and ENGL 324 “Theories in Communication & Technology” peer within the “Shipka Spaces”
- 22. Ashley Campbell Communications SME and ENGL 324 “Theories in Communication & Technology” peer within the “Shipka Spaces”
- 23. Bilal Mechairia Communications SME and ENGL 324 “Theories in Communication & Technology” peer within the “Shipka Spaces”
- 24. Erika Woodward Communications SME and ENGL 324 “Theories in Communication & Technology” peer within the “Shipka Spaces”
- 25. Emily Berman Communications SME and ENGL 324 “Theories in Communication & Technology” peer within the “Shipka Spaces”
- 26. Megan Purcell Communications SME and ENGL 324 “Theories in Communication & Technology” peer within the “Shipka Spaces”
- 27. Katharine Zajdel Communications SME and ENGL 324 “Theories in Communication & Technology” peer within the “Shipka Spaces”
- 28. Erika Jones Communications SME and ENGL 324 “Theories in Communication & Technology” peer within the “Shipka Spaces”
- 29. Nicole Horstman Communications SME and ENGL 324 “Theories in Communication & Technology” peer within the “Shipka Spaces”
- 30. Ashley Reed Communications SME and ENGL 324 “Theories in Communication & Technology” peer within the “Shipka Spaces”
- 31. Reshma Desai Communications SME and ENGL 324 “Theories in Communication & Technology” peer within the “Shipka Spaces”
- 32. Holly Johnson Communications SME and ENGL 324 “Theories in Communication & Technology” peer within the “Shipka Spaces”
- 33. The Entire Class of ENGL 493, “Seminar in Communication & Technology“ Communication SME’s within the “Shipka Spaces”