Hello! During my time in the Air Force, we had it drilled into our heads that flexibility get us everywhere. Good thing that understanding stuck as my travel companions and I had to do a little rerouting on the fly last night. We had purchased 2-country pass Eurostar train tickets week before we travelled and …
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Today’s the day! I haven’t been able to get super excited about this trip until almost 11p last night because…school. But then I couldn’t sleep. It all seems surreal. I’ve never travelled outside the US and in a few short hours I’ll be on a plane halfway across the world. I’m nervous and excited and …
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Hello! I can’t actually believe I’m headed half a world away in just 14 days! Holy Cannoli!! If people are interested, here are ways to keep up with me during the trip: The Global Perspectives Program website: futureprof.global Our official itinerary Our official blog – where you can see all the participants’ posts My Facebook: …
I wanted to share my learning objectives and research topic for my GPP experience. What follows is a draft of the work I plan to do and inquiries I plan to make: GPP Learning Objectives A central part of my GPP experience will involve increased understanding of the state of higher …
…keeps the questions at bay? (Kidding!) On a more serious note, I wanted to share the bio I wrote for my Global Perspectives Program experience. (Those of you in Contemporary Pedagogy may also be interested in this as you write your Teaching Philosophy and think of ways to talk about …
This post is actually inspired by a comment I left on a classmate’s post (for the Contemporary Pedagogy course I’m taking this semester) that I really liked. (See Elizabeth Clark’s “What’s in a Name” if you’re interested.) It’s a great example of using an acronym as a starting point for outlining one’s …
February 27, 2017 – it was not a usual Monday morning for me. Instead of sitting at my desk reading or hammering away at the keyboard, I was in a side street near Dupont Circle in Washington D.C., waiting for … Continue reading →
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