Observations about my continuing journey toward self-authorship.

Exploring psychosocial development using James Marcia's research as a theoretical framework.

Exploring Arthur Chickering's sixth vector, developing purpose, and its relevance in my personal, academic, and professional pursuits.

Examining the multiple dimensions of identity and how they support and constitute the core of my personal attributes, characteristics, and identity.

Reflections on my college orientation and subsequent personal development.

Context is important and considering environmental contexts is integral when reflecting on my own development as a college student.

Using William G. Perry Jr.'s theory of intellectual and ethical development, I briefly examine my development from dualism to relativism.

Gilligan's Ethic of Care theory provides a lens for examining my struggle with prioritizing my needs and practicing self-care.

What is spirituality? Grappling with the abstract concept.

Recognizing myself in Downing and Roush's (1985) model for feminist identity development for women.