Sabiduria
Sabiduría
An online, peer-reviewed journal highlighting the research work of Palm Beach State College students. Submitted manuscripts are reviewed and edited by honors students, who oversee the publication process.
Current issue - Sabiduria Spring 2021 [pdf]
Participate in Sabiduría
Submit your paper or creative work for publication:
- Earn Honors Points with publication
- Additional credential on scholarship applications and academic resumes
Four Categories (Honors Students can submit one work per Category)
- Research Based and Critical Thinking Papers with credible sources, scholarly tone that follow MLA or APA style
- Fiction
- Poetry
- Art
Submissions must be:
- Files in .doc or .rtf or .jpeg format
- Written papers 2,000 - 2,500 words
- Does not need to be current; papers can be from an honors class or project from previous semesters
- Email submissions to sabiduria@palmbeachstate.edu - please include your name, phone number and title of your work.
Become a Reviewer or Co-Editor:
- Review manuscripts submitted by your peers, and earn one(1) service point for each paper
- If selected, Co- Editors will receive 10 service points and 1 leadership point.
Honors Faculty Advisor
Robin Fiedler
Associate Professor
Phone: 561-207-5075
Email: fiedlerr@palmbeachstate.edu
Faculty Web Page
Sabiduría Archives
"A Comparison of the Impact of Plant–Based and Meat–Based Diets On Overall General Well-Being"
Andrew Gerren will graduate from PBSC in the spring of 2014 and hopes to pursue an advanced degree in ethnobotany and naturopathic medicine. He is currently Vice President of the Boca Campus Alpha Delta Iota Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, President of the Lean, Clean, Green Ecology Club on the Boca Campus, and runs his own sustainable gardening company, Garden to Gardens.
"Pleasure versus Morality: A Psychological Approach to Leslie Huben"
Kathleen C. McCloskey MacDonald is a full-time Palm Beach State Honors student who will graduate in Spring 2012. She will then attend Florida Atlantic University's Harriet L. Wilkes Honors College beginning Fall 2012 where she will pursue a degree in English, aiming to become both a high school English teacher and a professor.
"The First-Generation Challenge"
Aida Rodriguez has been a Lake Worth Honors student since Fall 2010. She will pursue a degree in psychology with an ultimate goal of attending graduate school to become a licensed counseling psychologist. Her interest in the issues that affect underrepresented minority groups led her to research and write about the struggles of first-generation college students.
"Student Perception of Community Colleges"
Faith Proper has been attending the Lake Worth Campus of PBSC since Spring 2008 as a dual enrolled student and a full time student in Fall 2009. She will graduate in Spring 2012 with an AA and AS in Paralegal Studies. She plans on studying business and government, then going on to law school.
Nadeen Pennisi is a Palm Beach Gardens Honors student. She has been enrolled since Fall 2010 and is currently a freshman. She hopes to transfer to the University of Miami and pursue a degree in medicine.
Laura Lobe is a Lake Worth Honors student. She is graduating this semester and is transferring to Florida International University where she will pursue a double major in Political Science and Sociology and continue to research and write about issues that affect the world and United States' dynamics. She would like to thank Ms. Regina Dilgen, Ms. Lystra Seenath, and Dr. Victor E. Aikhionbare for incentivizing critical thinking, research, and leadership.
"A Magical Orange Grove in a Nightmare"
Jennifer Becker is a Palm Beach Gardens student. She will graduate in Spring 2012 and plans to pursue a master's degree in contemporary literature with the aim of becoming a university professor.
Dina Zinni is a Palm Beach Gardens Honors student. She enrolled at Palm Beach State College in fall 2009, and is now a sophomore. She plans to transfer to an out of state University and pursue a doctorate degree in astronomy and astrophysics.
Christina P. Persaud is a Palm Beach Gardens Honors Student. She will earn her Associate's Degree in spring 2011. She plans on transferring to the University of Florida and majoring in Business Management and Entrepreneurship.
Laura Lobe is an Honors sophomore attending the Lake Worth campus. She hopes to transfer to Florida International University to pursue a double major in Political Science and Sociology, and eventually use her education to serve marginalized minorities in America.
"People Painted Over: Whitewashing of Minority Actors in Recent Film and Television"
William Lowrey is a Lake Worth Honors student. This is his second year at Palm Beach State College. He plans on transferring to Florida Atlantic University where he will major in literature.
Jennifer K. Becker is a Palm Beach Gardens Honors student. This is her first year at Palm Beach State College. She plans on transferring to Swarthmore College and getting her graduate degree in contemporary fiction.
"Reducing Recidivism: Stopping the Trend of Criminal Relapse in America" by Joseph Rosansky
Joseph Rosansky is a Lake Worth Honors student. This is his second year at Palm Beach State College. He plans on transferring to the University of Pittsburgh to study neuroscience and going on to become a research scientist.
James Rowland is a Boca Raton Honors student. He plans on getting an undergraduate degree in supervision and management at Palm Beach State College as well as an undergraduate degree in speech communication at Nova Southeastern University.
Forum Section
Geopolitical History and the Causes for the Modern Borders of Germany
By Derek Black
Derek Black is a second year student who will graduate in the spring of 2010. He is a German Studies major planning to attend the remainder of his undergraduate education abroad in Germany. He intends to use his knowledge and experiences of foreign culture to write for and connect American and European audiences.
Supreme Fallacy: Why U.S. Justices Need Term Limits
By Joseph P. Mulvey
Joe P. Mulvey is a second-year PBCC student who plans to graduate in May 2010. A current English major, Joe plans to pursue a career in creative writing with an emphasis in business and will transfer to the University of Florida as a pre-law student.
The Transformation of Hazel Quarrier in At Play in the Fields of the Lord
By Madeleine Lenke
Madeleine Lenke, an international transfer student, is currently completing her AA degree at PBCC. Madeleine plans to transfer to Florida Atlantic University where she will pursue a degree in Mathematics Education.
Quantum Entanglement: An Exploration of a Weird Phenomenon
By Jean S. Joseph
Jean S. Joseph is a second-year PBCC student who plans to graduate in December 2009. A current double-major in Mathematics and Physics, Jean plans to continue in both disciplines and earn doctorates in each.
Forum Section
Gabriel's Horn: An Understanding of a Solid with Finite Volume and Infinite Surface
Area
By Jean S. Joseph
Jean S. Joseph is a second-year PBCC student who plans to graduate in December 2009. A current double-major in Mathematics and Physics, Jean plans to continue in both disciplines and earn doctorates in each.
Why Honors? A Statistical Analysis of Honors Classes with Comparison to Regular Classes
By Hearin Neuner, James Rowland, and Nicholas Scalice
Hearin Neuner graduated from PBCC in December 2008 and is presently attending the University of Texas at San Antonio, majoring in English Literature. James Rowland is a second year PBCC student double-majoring in Business Administration and Communications. Nicholas Scalice graduated from PBCC in December 2008 and is presently attending Florida Atlantic University, majoring in Criminal Justice.
The Hero as a Reflection of Culture
By Belen Lowrey
Belen Lowrey is a second-year PBCC student who will graduate in May 2009. Belen will attend Florida Atlantic University on full scholarship and will major in Comparative Linguistics.
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Contact: honors@palmbeachstate.edu
