Pomona College

Week 1: Getting Started

Sunday, June 6, 2021

Guido Dominguez

It's hard to believe my first week with the House Science Committee has already come to an end!

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Guido Dominguez (he/him/his)

AIP Mather Policy Intern

Week 10: Connecting the Dots

Monday, August 10, 2020

Paul McKinley

I’m glad I waited a couple days after our symposium to write this. The end of the week was something of a blur, exciting and interesting to be sure, but I think I’m better able to reflect back on the summer, now that things have quieted down.

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Week 9: End in Sight

Sunday, August 2, 2020

Paul McKinley

Schwooom! See that? That was the summer. I’m beating a dead horse at this point via my blog posts (a phrase I’ve never been a fan of but seems fitting), but with one week to go, it’s difficult to be introspective. It really feels like we just started.

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Rise and Grind

Sunday, July 26, 2020

Paul McKinley

This past week has looked a bit different from standard operating procedure. As opposed to the usual variety of tasks and webinars, I really focused on a single project for scientific research funding legislation our committee is drafting.

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Firing On All Cylinders

Sunday, July 19, 2020

Paul McKinley

It’s hard to believe we only have a few more weeks left in the internship -- somehow the summer has flown by, even in our remote setting. Nevertheless, the past week was pretty packed and the week ahead looks to be similar.

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Holding Things Together

Sunday, July 12, 2020

Paul McKinley

This week has been something of a mixed bag. First for the highlights:

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Let's Run a Small Experiment on Cognition

Sunday, July 5, 2020

Paul McKinley

This week’s post will be a bit less focused on work, and a bit more focused on a small (relatively menial) experiment I’m running this week on human behavior, namely my own.

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Making Things Make Sense

Sunday, June 28, 2020

Paul McKinley

Week 4 is in the books, with the month of June close on its heels. This is the part of summer in Michigan where the air starts to get just a bit thicker, and the brave souls who traverse the surrounding woodland trails will find the insects to be just a bit more vicious.

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Paul McKinley

Associate Zone Councilor

Pomona College

pcma2018@mymail.pomona.edu

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