No matter what you are celebrating, the holidays are about love, family, togetherness, joy and laughter. The past two years I have not gone home (to Atlanta) for the holidays and have, instead, remained in San Diego. I have been Continue reading
December is a wonderful time of year! By the beginning of December, students are excited to spend time with family and friends, open gifts and rejoice in the fact that they have completed another semester. There is only one thing Continue reading
“Finish Strong!” This is what I keep telling myself over and over again. I need to finish strong, and keep looking forward to accomplishing this amazing opportunity of graduating with my Master’s degree by next July (although I get to Continue reading
Not every weekend has to be spent with your nose in a book pondering the ideal research methods to address that dissertation question. Sometimes it’s important to rejuvenate, take a long walk with good friends, and give back to a Continue reading
What does it mean to be well educated?: A response to Alfie Kohn What does it mean to be well educated? My first experience with Alfie Kohn’s simple yet complex question was last spring when he came as a guest Continue reading
In June 2012, we went to Costa Rica with 10 members of our cohort for the class, Career Counseling Across the Lifespan, which was taught by Dr. Ian Martin. What an adventure we had! Our group went white water rafting Continue reading
One of the most unique learning opportunities I have encountered in my time at SOLES has been the Executive Coaching course series. The field of executive and leadership coaching is growing fast and it is something that up and rising Continue reading
Wow, it’s already December, where has this semester gone? It’s exciting that it is close to winter vacation, but that also means finals, papers, and presentations are due. Time management has been key; I think I have finally learned how Continue reading
