…would be what some MIGHT say about the beginning of a new school year. I’m interrupting my electronic “unplugged” week today to do a bit of housekeeping here and there, but will largely be offline for the rest of the last week of summer vacation. One reason I opted for this “unplugged” week is that [...]
Posts Tagged ‘career changing’
it’s time to get this party started!
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged career changing, part time grad student, student life, tired on August 24, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
shameless teaser post: antici…pation
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged career changing, confidence, part time grad student, student life on August 13, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Forgive that Rocky Horror Picture Show reference, please, although if you’re not familiar owing to youth or if campy midnight audience-participation films are not your cup of tea, I apologize. I know my casual American pop-culture references might make for some undesired confusion, but the fact that I speak in these metaphors actually types me quite [...]
Grad School: Part Deux
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged application, career changing, Milano, public policy on October 21, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Greetings, Idealist readers!
I refer to my new program at Milano as Grad School: Part Deux, partly to catch some of that “great sequel” luck. When I finished my first MA in Women’s Studies in 2002, I did not think that I would return for more grad school unless absolutely necessary–it is expensive, it is time-consuming, [...]
