Final Project - Pierce - Sora Selects

Final Assignment- Fighting Alexithymia 
The emotion and feeling wheel (pictured above) is used to help identify people's feelings. Many use this wheel to fight alexithymia, or the inability to identify or verbalize feelings. This personality trait is directly tied with toxic masculinity as well as mental health.
I asked various male students to help identify their feelings by writing it on a piece of printer paper.
From there I would ask them to take a picture of their feeling with them in it, and tried to illuminate the color that corresponded with their feeling.

Nathan Lapinski, a Sophomore Bioengineering major, is cheerful after getting out of a long presentation. He also contributes his cheerful feeling to being done with work for the day.

Michael Neary, a Junior Aerospace Engineering major, is feeling tender. He is feeling this way because he is going to visit his friend who he hasn't seen in a while today.

Jake Klainman, a Junior Public Policy and Spanish double major, is aggravated after a long day of work. He also has a 700 word response he needs to right today.


Eric Rechienberg, a Sophomore English major, is feeling happy knowing that he'll be going home to New Jersey in a couple days.


Alec Sass, a Sophomore Economics major, is agitated because he has an Entrepreneurship final project due at midnight.



Connor Shea, a Sophomore Government & Politics and Computer Science double major, is hopeful because he just got elected to a new executive board position in his fraternity.


Radley Ellenbogen, a Junior Accounting major, is feeling Melancholic because he is sick. So sick that he did not want his face to be fully seen.




Ryan Panagakos, a Senior at Holy Cross High School in Flushing, New York is eager because he has practice for basketball in an hour.

Mark Iocco, a Sophomore Computer Science and Spanish double major at the University of Miami is hysterical because he is in awe that I asked to take a picture of him.
Michael Panvini, a Sophomore Government and Politics major is proud that he is on the verge of completing another semester at UMD.

Ethan Hawker, a Sophomore Government and Politics major, is nervous for his job interview that he has later tonight.


Zayn Abianeh, a Junior Computer Science major is feeling confused by his Computer Science work that his professor assigned.

Another picture of Klainman who is still aggravated.
Another picture of Ellenborgen feeling melancholic. 
Jared Smith, a Senior Civil Engineering major is distressed because he is graduating in two weeks and is concerned about the future.

Brian Bauer, Junior Computer Science major is touched that I asked him to be the subject of this photo.


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