About Sarah Eyer
Sarah is a young history major who has a fascination with the Balkans. She has dedicated her college experience to learning as many histories and languages she can. This passion of learning about people inspired Sarah to study abroad three times. She studied in Peru, Italy, and Bosnia and Herzegovina. Her goal in life is to become a history professor, so she can teach students about the invisible areas of the world or areas of the world that are not often discussed in the American curriculum. This way she hopes to paint a more intricate and nuanced version of history that would allow students to think more critically on the past.
My Work on Early Food Markets and Feeding Dayton
One of the most imporant aspects of a humans life is getting food. Well how did people in urban centers like Dayton get food before the arcade was built? How did they lead to the building of the arcade? Urban markets have a great impact on the way a city is designed. Transportation of food goods has to be set up around them. Cold storages have to be built. My goal is to study how the food markets before the arcade led to its creation and why they fell out of use afterwards.
