Savanah Jackle

Innovation in Education: How Virtual Reality is Transforming the Classroom

It is a blazing hot summer day in August of 2014, and I am a bright-eyed, bushy-tailed freshman at the University of Georgia about to attend my very first college class. The class is Introductory Physics, a fundamental course for an engineering major such as myself. Fast forward to a month later, however, and I

The Scary Reality of Infant Mortality: Could the Artificial Placenta be the Answer?

The month of October is in full swing, bringing with it festive fall decor, cooler weather (unless you're here in Georgia), and also plenty of opportunities to get involved with health advocacy. In addition to spooky Halloween costumes, you may see many people walking around sporting pink in support of breast cancer awareness. But did

Stressed Out: The Addiction You Might Not Know You Have

Stress is a daily occurrence in all of our lives, and often comes in waves. Take college finals week, for example. A week where students all over the country lock themselves in the library, their dorm room, or favorite coffee shop to go over every topic learned throughout the semester in hopes of walking away

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