Life, Leisure, and Research at UWG -- A project of LIBR2100

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Students in the course, "Information Literacy & Research" showcase their experiences at UWG. This project also assists thosse students submitting matterials in this module to better understand how metadata and search terms function by creating their own for the objects that they are archiving in this collection.

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    Thumbs up!
    (2025-03-06) Dees, Jordan
    Jodan Dees, a student at UWG (University of West Georgia) gives college education a thumbs up. He was working on a project for one of his classes when this photo was taken.
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    Working
    (2025-03-06) Dees, Jordan
    University of West Georgia Student Jordan Dees succeeds in school by working diligently on his projects.
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    Chilling
    (2025-03-06) Dees, Jordan
    This is a photo of Jodan Dees at a desk imagining what life will be like once he graduates and gets a good job.
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    Critical Thinking Plato's Allegory of the Cave Essay
    (2025-02-11) Whitaker, William
    Plato's Allegory of the Cave shows the huge struggle in society with ignorance and enlightenment. This story shows prisoners trapped in a cave their whole lives being fed a false reality, which represents our own ignorance. Enlightenment is represented by one of the prisoners being freed but painfully adjusts to the truth of reality, showing the difficulty in challenging inherited beliefs. Thid is ultimately a metaphor for education saying that education isn't merely obtaining information but rather turning one's soul toward the truth.
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    History Chapter 16 Written Assignment
    (2024-09-03) Whitaker, William
    Each of these are historical accounts that reveal the horror of the transatlantic slave trade. It shows the dehumanization, separation of families and even the resistance. Each account provides a different perspective on the events, but they all led to the same truth of violence and horror of this slave trade.