Academic Projects
Diversity of Life: Horseshoe Crabs
Biology
Horseshoe crabs are unique organisms with a distinctive anatomy. Horseshoe crabs’ anatomy dictates where they are found and what and how they eat. Horseshoe crabs do not have jaws and therefore use small pinchers named Chelicera to placed food in their mouth, which is a small hole surrounded by appendages. Horseshoe crabs use their hind legs…
Global 101: Journey to Navajo Nation
As a first years at Agnes, we must take part in a global learning class. Part of the class is to journey to another place and actively learn from the community which we are visiting. As part of my global learning, I journey to the Navajo Nation Reservation in Arizona. Click the button below to learn more about my experience.