If one had but a single glance to give the world, one should gaze on Constantinople. -Alphonse de Lamartine, 19th-century French writer and politician The above quote is one that I frequently stumbled upon during preparation for my trip to Continue reading
I am a second semester graduate student from the leadership program at SOLES. These two past semesters have been like a daring, fun roller costar ride. The reason that I say that is because of the new “language” that SOLES Continue reading
It’s only April but I am beginning to think about graduation and what my life will be like after leaving the beautiful USD campus. About a month ago I started thinking a lot about finding a job after graduation and Continue reading
When contemplating what to write about for my first blog, I really struggled. I haven’t done any trips abroad yet, and I have only completed one semester in the Clinical Mental Health Counseling program. I feel like I’m just now Continue reading
I can’t believe it’s already March, which means I’m halfway through my second semester at USD. I feel comfortable, confident, and ready to rock out whatever the rest of my program throws my way But I definitely didn’t always feel Continue reading
Here at SOLES we are getting ready to host very eager and excited prospective PhD students, and being a 2nd year PhD student myself I thought it would be fun to offer some “advice” to the prospective students. It would Continue reading
The SOLES Admissions and Outreach staff could not be happier to begin this new blogging adventure. Our hope is to provide interesting insight on what is happening here at SOLES first-hand from our students, faculty, staff and administration. On this Continue reading
