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New Kid on the Hallway: Imposter syndrome, redux I kind of wanted to call this post "Ain't I a student?", but decided that comparing my perspective to that of Sojourner Truth was, well, ... 2.
New Kid on the Hallway: Because I continue to be very, very tired I'm still recovering from the business of the weekend (it probably didn't help that I had a piece of espresso-chocolate cake last night after dinner; ... 3.
New Kid on the Hallway I'm Nobody! Who are you? Are you—Nobody—Too? Then there's a pair of us! Don't tell! they'd advertise—you know! How dreary—to be—Somebody! 4.
New Kid on the Hallway: Why I teach history Craig Smith at Free Exchange on Campus has tagged me for a meme. Inspired by Dr. Crazy's wonderful post about why she teaches literature ... 5.
New Kid on the Hallway: Mentoring, law-school version My undergrad advisor (retired, very eminent etc) was terrific, but basically let me run. I became very close to my grad advisor, ... 6.
New Kid on the Hallway: Brief note on the generation gap I meant to mention something interesting that came up in the mock interview experience: the straight-out-of-college (or close to it) young ... 7.
New Kid on the Hallway: Teaching Carnival IV Greetings and welcome to Teaching Carnival IV! It's been a pleasure to have a legitimate excuse for rummaging around the internets, ... 8.
New Kid on the Hallway: Late, but necessary. David Reimer: RIP. In May, David Reimer committed suicide. I was pretty much under a rock at the ... I have shown the Nova documentary about David's life a number of times, ... 9.
New Kid on the Hallway: Does this mean I'm shallow? Because I'm relieved to see that there is now a happy yellow smiley face at my current Rate My Professors rating, to balance out the grumpy ... 10.
New Kid on the Hallway: Writer's block - a trip down memory lane Mar 18, 2006 ... Okay, we're not going to continue to trace my productivity through to today, because this is about my DISSERTATION writer's block. ... |
