Charmaine's claim isnt clear at this very moment but she provides alot of background information on her location that I didnt knw about. If she specifically points out her claim them this analysis would be good.

In the article, Scholl and Gulwadi explains the significance of the relationship between the landscape of university campuses and the effect it has on student learning. I also read the article, "How Slavery Shaped america's oldest and most elite colleges", what connection can i make with these two articles? How could I input race in the article "Recognizing Campus Landscapes as Learning Spaces"? Today's lack of diversity on certain could be explained because of history. Most colleges that lack diversity have a history dealing with slavery and other racist ideas. In this article, they explain the importance of changing landscape and etc to fit in with changes over time and diversity to help all kinds of students learn. Everyone learns differently. Its up to the universty system to adjust to the diversity to increase student learning statistics.

“How Slavery Shaped America’s Oldest And Most Elite Colleges,” NPR.org. [Online]. Available: http://www.npr.org/sections/codeswitch/2013/09/17/223420533/how-slavery-shaped-americas-oldest-and-most-elite-colleges. [Accessed: 26-Mar-2017].

Summary: "Parting Ways" by James F. Deetz is an article that covers the story about four african american men who turned an oppurtunity into something bigger.Their names were Carl Howe, Prince Goodwin, Plato Turner, and Quamany. Carl Howe was granted a small plot of land once he finished serving the continental army. During those times, work oppurtunities and housing were hard to come by for african americans, free or enslaved. So Carl Howe turned his little property to an entire community for african americans who couldnt obtain land themselves. James Deetz states that one of the men, Prince Goodwin, was still a slave due to deserting the war. Don't when a soldier deserts a war or the military he/she is punished with jailtime or even death? But instead Prince Goodwin returned to his original life as a slave which is also bad. The supplemental reading "Black Lives Matter" relates to Parting Ways in numerous ways. BLM article is basically about how the phrase Black Lives Matter became and how it spreadedaround college campuses and the nation as a whole. Black Lives Matter started as just a hashtag then became something bigger and a official organization whish holds a chapter in each major city. Black Lives Matter got their power by occupying public places and causing a disturbance, such as marching on a highway, to give their voice on how life in America is hard for an African American. A relate these two articles together because bother Black Lives Matter Activist and the four african american men turned a small oppurtunity or window into something bigger and better. The four men turned a plot into a coummunity while BLM activist turned a platform such as twitter into something bigger like an official organization. Altman, A. (2015). TIME Person of the Year 2015 Runner-Up: Black Lives Matter. Retrieved February 05, 2017, from http://time.com/time-person-of-the-year-2015-runner-up-black-lives-matter/

In the article, Scholl and Gulwadi explains the significance of the relationship between the landscape of university campuses and the effect it has on student learning. I also read the article, "How Slavery Shaped america's oldest and most elite colleges", what connection can i make with these two articles? How could I input race in the article "Recognizing Campus Landscapes as Learning Spaces"? Today's lack of diversity on certain could be explained because of history. Most colleges that lack diversity have a history dealing with slavery and other racist ideas. In this article, they explain the importance of changing landscape and etc to fit in with changes over time and diversity to help all kinds of students learn. Everyone learns differently. Its up to the universty system to adjust to the diversity to increase student learning statistics.

"Parting Ways" by James F. Deetz is an article that covers the story about four african american men who turned an oppurtunity into something bigger.Their names were Carl Howe, Prince Goodwin, Plato Turner, and Quamany. Carl Howe was granted a small plot of land once he finished serving the continental army. During those times, work oppurtunities and housing were hard to come by for african americans, free or enslaved. So Carl Howe turned his little property to an entire community for african americans who couldnt obtain land themselves. James Deetz states that one of the men, Prince Goodwin, was still a slave due to deserting the war. Don't when a soldier deserts a war or the military he/she is punished with jailtime or even death? But instead Prince Goodwin returned to his original life as a slave which is also bad.