Author Archives: sarahmroses

               Small town USA is not typically thought of as being sustainable. However, on Tuesday we toured Oklahoma State’s own recycling center. I learned through many things that no matter where you live and what your income may be, you … Continue reading →

               “A wicked problem is a social or cultural problem that is difficult or impossible to solve … these are the problems—poverty, sustainability, equality, and health and wellness—that plague our cities and our world and that touch each and every … Continue reading →

Imagine absolute silence, your eyes closed, not thinking about anything specific. This to me is absolute rest and when I am rested, I feel confidence in what I plan to achieve that day. Some people call this meditation, but it … Continue reading →

Wicked problems, when hearing this was the title for a class, my first thought was not that it was about sustainability. This was because I had no previous knowledge of a wicked problem. However, I soon learned that wicked problems … Continue reading →