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luka as an ESG researcher: when you think about this role, how do you…
luka as an ESG researcher: when you think about this role, how do you immediately feel?
excited
in the field that I am technically majoring in at Cal Poly, I've never felt truly engaged in the material that I've been learning, and then this research project opened me up to a whole new (but tangential) field that is way more exciting and worthwhile
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the things that I get to go to and learn from and the spaces I get to be in are so much more,,, awesome than any of the experiences I've had in other fields (granted I haven't experienced much, and there are always precautions and things to be aware of at these sites)
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anxious
there are so many different groups and individuals I feel like we should be engaging with through our research
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accountable
doing this research that, in some ways, directly impacts the students/peers I work with, I feel like I am responsible and have to be transparent about the decisions I make and the questions I ask
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I was one of the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Coordinators this past year for EWB Cal Poly
while pursuing this research, simultaneously I am engaged in work of how to continue prioritizing the work I did in this role, how to improve this role and the committee that we were leading
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in traditional rhetoric, you could very well say I have an insider perspective in the research topic
In what I've found to be yet another white-dominated field, I feel a sense of responsibility to be exemplary as one of the minorities and to be able to represent, etc. etc...
I think my view on how justice and opportunity should expand, particularly in this field and trade that I am a part of, is ultimately to work with likeminded folks to transform the ways we produce knowledge, who gets to produce knowledge, who gets access to that knowledge
inadequate
I feel like I am one of the members of my team that are the least knowledgeable about the research subject and process, and yet I was chosen to be a part of this remarkable team
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I feel like I am letting some of my family down by pursuing a passion (that may ultimately turn into a career) that isn't what they see as being successful
when my family (mostly my extended family) found out I was pursuing an engineering degree, they were so proud! and excited because I was going to be "doing big things", being in the realm of Silicon Valley, technology, etc.
my family has warned me extensively about what pursuing a career in education might look like, and the many hardships that may come with it (which is ironic(? maybe not) because my family has a good number of teachers and educators in it)
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