Compass: the Gallatin Research Journal
https://wp.nyu.edu/compass/ Compass is a student-run publication from New York University’s Gallatin School of Individualized Study.
Showcasing undergraduate student research, Compass strives to publish and archive the best academic and creative work produced by Gallatin students. By sharing original, interdisciplinary research, it is our hope that Compass will enliven and inspire open discourse within the Gallatin community, while strengthening the relationship that our academic community has with communities of learning and a
24/04/2019
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27/03/2019
06/02/2019
We’ve extended our submissions deadline to this Friday, February 8th, so keep the submissions coming! Send us interdisciplinary, academic, research papers at [email protected]. Don’t forget to send them in Word format! 📝
We can’t wait to read your work!
06/11/2018
You're invited to the Compass Launch Party!
28/09/2018
Don't forget to submit your research papers today !
24/09/2018
It has been wonderful to see so many of you interested in submitting papers this year...so we've EXTENDED THE DEADLINE to see more of your work!
Keep the research coming!
20/09/2018
The deadline for submissions is TOMORROW! Send in your work for a chance to be published!
19/09/2018
Looking to have your research published?
COMPASS IS ACCEPTING SUBMISSIONS!
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS!! 9/21**
Compass, Gallatin's student-run research journal, is seeking research papers for publication! We publish interdisciplinary, unique academic research papers that have been developed in classes, independently, or from grant-funded research. While there is no page limit, we value concision. Please email your submission in Word Document format by Friday, September 21st to [email protected], limited to one submission per person.
Call for Submissions!
Compass is seeking interdisciplinary, unique academic research papers that have been developed in classes, independently, or from grant-funded research. While there is no page limit, we value concision.
Deadline is this Friday, September 21st. Only one submission per person, emailed to [email protected] in Microsoft Word format.
26/04/2018
Compass' Inaugural Spring Issue is here! 🌿💐 ✨ Check out a ton of cool articles here:
https://wp.nyu.edu/compass/
12/04/2018
Kai Bauer is a workshop facilitator, clothing designer, and writer. She is currently a senior at NYU in the Gallatin School of Individualized Study. Her concentration explores the intersectionality of the environmental justice movement and how social oppression is exacerbated by environmental issues. As a blog manager, researcher, and workshop facilitator, her interests led her to mass incarceration. She then started a creative mentorship program at Rikers Island Correctional Facility. In tandem with this program, Kai and her best friend, Clementine, began Not From Concentrate, a sustainable clothing company with a strong triple bottom line. She has interned at Amnesty International, Urban Democracy Lab, and most recently AGW Group. By intertwining intersectional justice principles with art, visual narratives, and media, Kai seeks more holistic ways to lead our lives through our values.
Find Kai's essay, "Socioeconomic Review of Wet-Rice Farming in Munduk Gerih," on Compass: https://wp.nyu.edu/compass/2018/03/17/socioeconomic-review-of-wet-rice-farming-in-munduk-gerih/
06/04/2018
Devyn Olin is passionate about technology and the way it intersects with our world and the people in it. Devyn dedicated her studies at Gallatin to exploring the nature of businesses and relationships in the context of the digital age, specifically narrowing her focus through the female lens. Devyn completed an official Business Studies minor through the College of Arts and Sciences and Leonard N. Stern School of Business and served as Creative Director of Embodied Magazine from her Sophomore to Senior year, helping transition the publication from print to digital. Subsequent to graduating, she pursued a full-time job as a community manager at a social marketing agency. More recently, Devyn has begun to explore the impact of law in the digital age and with that in mind is currently navigating a transition back to her hometown of Toronto with the goal of pursuing a legal education. Devyn’s passion for a great film is exceeded only by one with an exceptional soundtrack. She wishes she grew up in the 70s, devours all things Maggie Nelson and is an old soul masquerading as a millennial.
Find Devyn's essay, " : Hypersexuality, Social Media, & the Gendered Currency of Fame," on Compass:
https://wp.nyu.edu/compass/2018/03/17/baringitall-hypersexuality-social-media-the-gendered-currency-of-fame/
#BaringItAll: Hypersexuality, Social Media & The Gendered Currency of Fame
05/04/2018
Lindsay Karchin is a Gallatin junior, studying the intersection of Marketing and Social and Cultural Analysis with a focus in Gender and Sexuality Studies. She developed her passion for beauty during her former career as a professional ballet dancer. Upon completion of her studies at NYU, Lindsay intends to enter the luxury cosmetic industry to gain a better understanding of gender dynamics in the field. She loves spending time with her dog Dage, and writing songs on guitar.
Check out Lindsay's essay, "The Language of Beauty: An Analysis of Masculinity in Sephora," on Compass:
https://wp.nyu.edu/compass/2018/03/17/the-language-of-beauty-an-analysis-of-masculinity-in-sephora/
The Language of Beauty: An Analysis of Masculinity in Sephora The Language of Beauty: An Analysis of Masculinity in Sephora Lindsay Karchin As they enter Sephora from a busy Seventeenth Street, at the top of Union Square Park, clients are met with the warm, musky scent of various colognes melding together. An employee in a black uniform greets them at the door...
28/03/2018
Samantha Asher graduated from Gallatin in May 2017 with a concentration in the displacement of humans from the natural world and a minor in French. This essay was written after a trip to Dakar, Senegal in the summer of 2016, and it was one of her favorite written pieces of her undergraduate career! Although most of her studies covered environmental issues and philosophies, she has always loved the French language, and she was excited to explore its relationship with Senegalese culture. Read Samantha's essay, "You Say Oui, I Say Waaw: The Linguistic Politics of Dakar," on Compass:
Hey everyone - just a quick reminder that the submission deadline is tomorrow, Sunday March 18!
Our deadline for submissions has been extended to Sunday, March 18th and our length limit has been removed!
Tell your friends, tell your roommates, tell everyone! And submit, submit, submit! ✍️✍️✍️
28/02/2018
Spread the word!
For those of you interested in submitting to Compass:
The deadline for your research papers is March 10, 2018. Submissions must be 1) research and 2) no more than 12 pages.
Spread the word! Feel free to message this page with any questions.