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Justin wrote a new post, GLED302 Community Engagement Reflection 2, on the site Justin Tubbs' E-Portfolio 3 years, 6 months ago
Since my proposal has not been implemented, I can’t speak to the difference it has made, but I believe that it will ensure a better quality education for the students involved, specifically through intercultural l […]
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Justin wrote a new post, GLED302 Proposal Presentation, on the site Justin Tubbs' E-Portfolio 3 years, 6 months ago
GLED302 Proposal Powerpoint
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Justin wrote a new post, GLED302 Proposal: Language Buddies Program at Fox Elementary, on the site Justin Tubbs' E-Portfolio 3 years, 6 months ago
The English as a Second Language (ESL) Program at Fox Elementary School benefits non-native English speakers by providing them with the opportunity to improve their English speaking, writing, listening and […]
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Justin wrote a new post, GLED301 Final Community Engagement Reflection, on the site Justin Tubbs' E-Portfolio 3 years, 6 months ago
My early expectations and impressions have been met and confirmed. I came to the experience with an open mind and the expectation to learn more about ESL in elementary school, the challenges the students face, […]
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Justin wrote a new post, Leadership Profile, on the site Justin Tubbs' E-Portfolio 3 years, 6 months ago
Since my trip to China this summer, I have been interested in learning more about the current political situation in China and the history behind it. Throughout China’s long history, it’s people and their dive […]
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Justin wrote a new post, Breaking A Social Norm, on the site Justin Tubbs' E-Portfolio 3 years, 6 months ago
The social norm I broke was riding with another person on a bicycle meant for two people. I had never intended to break this cultural norm, as it happened on a whim, nor had I even thought about it being a […]
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Justin wrote a new post, Global Engagement Reflection, on the site Justin Tubbs' E-Portfolio 3 years, 6 months ago
I chose to participate in the ELP Tutoring Center Conversations Program because I wanted an experience interacting and conversing with international students in a more structured and regular environment. My […]
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Justin wrote a new post, Intercultural Communication Reflection, on the site Justin Tubbs' E-Portfolio 3 years, 6 months ago
Many of the concepts form the intercultural communications unit apply to the interactions I have on a daily basis, and even in the interactions I have with people who aren’t from a different culture.
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Justin wrote a new post, Culture Brokering in Medicine, on the site Justin Tubbs' E-Portfolio 3 years, 6 months ago
Jezewski’s model of culture brokering was originally developed for use in the health care field, and it is easy to see how this model could facilitate cultural exchange and mediation between patient and p […]
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Justin wrote a new post, Exploring Global Medicine, on the site Justin Tubbs' E-Portfolio 3 years, 6 months ago
Exploring Global Medicine Powerpoint
This assignment allowed me to explore how VCU Globe could play an important role in preparing me for my future career. I researched and conducted an interview of a […]
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Justin wrote a new post, Overstating Genetic Findings, on the site Spit for Science Blog 3 years, 11 months ago
Dr. Lieberman, a physician at Columbia University, cautions the media and general public about recent genetic findings. He warns that many times the media overstates the implications of genetic research, when […]
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Justin posted a new activity comment 3 years, 11 months ago
I enjoy how tea in China is celebrated and retained as a unique aspect of their culture. It seems that in the United States, as with many other cultural objects, tea has become homogenized and mass-produced to the point where it retains little cultural significance or uniqueness. In contrast, Chinese tea culture is unique, specialized, and very…[Read more]
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Justin wrote a new post, Chinese Tea More Expensive Than Gold, on the site Justin's INTL 203 Blog 3 years, 11 months ago
It was interesting hearing about the different types of teas in class this week. I found this article which talks about a specific type of tea that costs over $10,000 per pot. It is a specific type of Oolong […]
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Justin posted a new activity comment 3 years, 11 months ago
I’ve seen articles that mention crispr, but I never really understood how it worked, but this article does a good job of explaining it. I thought it was strange that one of the points they made in the article supporting this as effective, is that a majority of human diseases are single-point mutations. I would have thought that a majority of the…[Read more]
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Justin wrote a new post, Chinese Porcelain, on the site CHINESE2@VCU 3 years, 11 months ago
Although it is a little old, this video presents some interesting information and images about porcelain-making in China. It gives some historic context for the town that traditionally produced porcelain for the […]
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Justin wrote a new post, DHA Reverses the Effects of Fructose on the Brain, on the site Spit for Science Blog 3 years, 11 months ago
A research team at UCLA has shown that although fructose has been shown to damage genes associated with proper brain functioning, DHA, a omega-3 fatty acid, can reverse the harmful effects of fructose on […]
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Justin wrote a new post, Qi Gong, on the site Justin's INTL 203 Blog 3 years, 11 months ago
I thought the presentation today about Kung Fu was really interesting and informative, so I wanted to learn about another concept in China related to martial arts, Qi Gong. Qi gong is popular for its relation to […]
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Justin wrote a new post, COBE Symposium Reflection, on the site Spit for Science Blog 3 years, 11 months ago
Last Friday, I was able to attend the COBE symposium and hear opening presentations from Dr. Dick and Dr. Hancock. I really enjoyed both of their presentations and loved how each of them brought a different […]
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Justin posted a new activity comment 3 years, 11 months ago
I’ve read quite a few studies that mention the link between cannabis use and schizophrenia and depression, but that do not go into detail about why this might be. I think it is something that deserves more research done to understand the cause of this relationship and how it affects public health and drug policy.
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Justin wrote a new post, Reflection Post 3, on the site Spit for Science Blog 3 years, 11 months ago
I’ve really enjoyed all of the guest lectures so far and have learned a lot from them. They have all been interesting and informative and I feel that having these different perspectives allows us to make new […]
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I agree, Rose’s lecture was very insightful and helpful. I would love to learn more about what your career goals are specifically, and what research questions you may have.
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I really didn’t know much about genetic research before we had speakers come to class, but I can see why Dr. Lieberman might be concerned. My idea of genetic research might have been limited, but from the things I’d read online he was right to think that it was being marketed as a much simpler process than it was. I was grossly misinformed and it wasn’t until research was put into context for me that I understood just how complicated genetic research could be.