Tell me this: when did I turn into one of those people who considers college students to be consumers and sees her job as providing exceptional customer service?
Probably since I moved from the classroom to administration. I used to grandstand about the life of the mind and goods and services and commodity culture and all [...]
Posts Tagged ‘grad school’
Customers, Consumers
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged academia, grad school, thinking, implied rant, universities blow, identity crisis on 4 November 2009 | Leave a Comment »
So…how’s it going?
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged dissertation, fambly, feminism, grad school, group discussion, manic panic, Save me Tony Danza!, writing habits on 25 September 2009 | 7 Comments »
I’ve written a page in a week. I cannot work in short bursts. I cannot. I try, but I can’t write. I can think, and jot, but not compose.
Translation: I am seriously fucked.
My advisor, bless her “no babies before dissertations!” heart, has been nothing but absolutely supportive. She’s a feminist theorist, so I had every [...]
How to Write a Dissertation after Having a Baby
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged academia, dissertation, fambly, feminism, grad school, identity crisis, thinking, writing habits on 29 August 2009 | 7 Comments »
I don’t know how to write a dissertation after having a baby. I truly don’t. But I titled the post as such to lure here those of my ilk, the other parents and caregivers of children who have dissertations to write and babies to raise.
See, every once in a while I google that phrase above, [...]
I didn’t start out this way.
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged academia, grad school, inhumanity on 11 July 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I was supposed to write about being disorganized, but why tell when I can show? Instead of a coherent post, here’s a list. A lovely little whiny little list:
I decided to start playing the clarinet again. I don’t know why. Just an urge. I was never that good at it; I was average, maybe. And [...]