UCF Internship Blog

  Hello everyone and welcome to an abnormal week of the internship. Week number 13 is accompanied with great results from our Research Colloquium I was unable to be at due to outside issues and working on final assignments.                It is to might greatest delight that we have done a great job and that my slides and presentation was good enough to help share the Battle of Olustee Project to the viewers on November 17. Looking back, Dr. Gannon really helped me realize and reach a Power Point that looked professional. Before it was way to simple and looked like a High school Power Point and needed some readjustment. I think the limited text, the great images of the Generals and sources that accompanied the summarized story of the battle felt smooth and very easy to follow along without missing any of the major points I was trying to present. It is such a relief that our team was able to share our work and help move the mission forward for and with Dr. Gannon. There is still much

  Hello everyone and welcome to week twelve of this semester’s internship. This week our internship group met Thursday morning in preparations for the upcoming research colloquium. This week I want to discuss about this new preparation and other internship and school stuff along with the importance of having hobbies outside the “office” to continue high productivity. It is my unfortunate dilemma that I will not be able to be with my team and present with them on the seventeenth of November especially being the first to present. However, although my presence won’t be they’re via zoom, I will however provide everything required and help my team to give an amazing presentation to gain more support for our project. The idea of this research colloquium is to provide our work and findings to a greater audience outside of ourselves. My presentation will be going over the battle itself, providing pictures and images of the generals at the battle and the man that thought of doing the operatio

  Hello everyone and welcome to week eleven of my internship and the blog post for the corresponding week. As the new week comes to an end, the work has been similar to the previous weeks. New elements of the final part of the semester are presenting themselves within each class I am taking ranging from the final papers and tests and other assignments. Although last week was quite stressful, this week was much less affected by outside factors. This week I wanted to discuss my civic responsibility and professional development. As a history major, internally I feel like my goal as a historian goes beyond learning exactly what happened in the past alone. To create viable sources for others to learn the past, uncovering buried and forgotten treasures like artifacts, buildings and even cities and towns. To not do these things is to forget the basics and fundamentals of any craft or sport, it is vital so keep the past alive no matter how volatile, war torn, brutal. The civil responsibility