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“Success is a journey, not a destination. The doing is often more important than the outcome” said Arthur Ashe. What do these quotes mean to you? Let me tell you what it means to me, Success is a journey we … Continue reading →

Before I started Wicked Problems, I had a basic understanding of the increasing environmental degradation and sustainability issues, but these issues weren’t things I thought about frequently. This class opened my eyes to the vast problems we currently face on … Continue reading →

From the midterm blog to now, I’ve learned even more about the unsustainability of our world due to wicked problems. The uniqueness of a wicked problem from a normal difficulty is that it is nearly impossible to solve and every … Continue reading →

So far in this course discussion of wicked problems I come to understand  that aspect of how life has a huge impact on the environment. Our environment affects our economy and our livelihoods some more than others. The manufacturing of  … Continue reading →

We all know that there are issues that the world needs to fix right? They are most likely caused by humans in that case. We can all do our part to be more sustainable and help our environment. I have … Continue reading →

The goal of this course is as said “Bring a compassionate curiosity to multiple ways you may come to understand a wicked problem (intellectually; mind, emotionally: heart, somatically: body)”. Well, I will say, it has honestly helped some. I have … Continue reading →

Last semester, I knew next to nothing about problems with sustainability and how much they really affect our world. After taking a textile sustainability class this spring, I feel like I have a pretty decent understanding of how great of … Continue reading →

When I started learning about what “wicked problems” were I had no idea what it meant nor had I ever even heard of it. I had figured it was just a bad problem. After the first day of class I … Continue reading →

When wicked problems are made, people will most likely have strong feelings towards these actions that were made. Wicked problems could be defined as a social or cultural issue that is difficult to handle. Some examples could be climate change … Continue reading →