Let me just say that this page alone (when it was a stand alone page) has brought many many folks to this website. I just hope that what I’ve written serves as a jolt to help you craft your own philosophy of student development. You can snake mine…but you really need to do some soul …
I never picked one word for 2015. I think it served me well. Nothing particular was sticking out to me – no word was standing out and that said volumes. So I didn’t pick anything. However, in the last year I turned 40. I turned a corner. My word came to me this year in …
“The Devil is in the Details”. Using Tech to enhance quality. Originally Posted on Student Affairs Women Talk Tech Blog, February 9, 2012 by thatkeeginlady (Click on the link above to see it on the blog page). We’ve all heard this quote. I’m a detail person and “Arranger” is in my Top 5. (Strengths Quest). …
Can you name any women inventors? We asked girls who love science this question. #IWD2016 #MakeWhatsNexthttp://t.co/M0EMX00OXx — Microsoft (@Microsoft) March 7, 2016 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js Thank you Michelle for your relentless curiosity. #InternationalWomensDay #IWD2016 #STEM pic.twitter.com/Iv55n4ZYpi — 3M (@3M) March 8, 2016 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js #OneDayIWill #JourneyToMars. Meet four women who can't wait to go: http://t.co/NvlyzmyUfr #InternationalWomensDay pic.twitter.com/BWgNs25Sbs — … Continue reading
Jim Carrey’s very motivational concept of jobs and working: Continue reading
A number of years ago I created a post about organizational desktop backgrounds and it has been one of the most popular articles on my site. I recently came across a few new ones that I really really liked, so I thought I’d write a new post featuring some new fun backgrounds. This is the … Continue reading
It starts like most Katrina stories. Going to bed on a Saturday night hearing the storm was a Category 3. Waking up to frantic phone calls at 5am on Sunday with the the worst news – it’s now a Cat 5 – we all need to get out of town. Most of the students at … Continue reading
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Infographic from Scancapture.co.uk Yesterday, I came across this interesting infographic mashup that maps worker engagement onto the classic pyramid of Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs. (Thanks for sharing Dustin Ramsdell!) Given that I am job searching myself, while also attempting to build a culture of engagement at my current institution, this infographic really…
