sophie faller

⁦@UW⁩ happening tonight! SAV 156 instagram.com/p/CUf9M8phqum/…

@trishdeignan Miss you! Would love to catch up soon 💕

@sophia_faller Thank you 🥺 miss you

Trying to find my new cohort in the madness that is Twitter dot com, hi I’m the one with green(ish) hair #ENVIR492

I was 9 years old when I watched my Congresswoman wear a burqa in Congress to justify the invasion of Afghanistan. For the rest of my life, I knew that as a Muslim woman my identity would be weaponized to justify American wars. 20 years of war later, what did we accomplish?

@creamqueen666 WTF.

@_BENJAMINTO Actually

I imagine most of my classmates will never tweet on here again but I will simply keep this account for environmental ranting purposes

saw this on fb

@_BENJAMINTO Wut

Children are always watching us. 💯

I love niche location tweets....if anyone is getting a Diamonds buffet plate in Ithaca, NY rn...shout out to u

Just re-listened to BRAIDING SWEETGRASS with my daughter. #RoadTrip Related to the Suzuki quote below, Kimmerer frames multiple models of land relations—from the deeply problematic to the more just. This has profound implications for #SciEd. #NGSSchat twitter.com/philiplbell/st…

Extremely grateful my capstone experience is ending on a good note. I'm leaving super satisfied and ready to make changes for a better world. I would recommend any student in the @UWEnvironment to check out the Program on the Environment! #ENVIR492 #POEcap

@HimuroSouichiro Doing another class and traveling at the end!!

& if you are passionate, people will listen. #ENVIR492 #thanksforlisteningtomyTEDtalk

3.) Finally, own your work. There were moments I definitely thought—WTF am I doing?! & also felt a lot of imposter syndrome. I think it’s healthy to question yourself but it’s also important to remember your work matters and there is always a story to tell.

2.) Be flexible and open minded! We just finished our capstone during a fricken’ pandemic. I am tired. However, the ups and downs were a lot easier to deal with when I didn’t try to control everything & I listened to my mentors and peers. “Trust the process” is REAL.

1.) Do NOT procrastinate. You might say, “well, I actually work well under pressure.” lol sure, fine, we can all pull an all neither but you wanna give yourself plenty of time to get this work done. It matters. The more time you give yourself the better you will feel. Trust.

Although I have one more quarter left , the past few weeks I have been reflecting a lot on the capstone process and this is my advice..

Something I learned from #POEcap and hope future capstoners learn too: a lot of us are struggling with imposter syndrome but the things you do and the results of ur research are valuable no matter what you end up with 👏👏👏 #ENVIR492 good luck to everyone from here on out 🙆🏻‍♀️🎉