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
“If you have come here to help me, you are wasting your time. But if you have come because your liberation is bound up with mine, then let us work together.” -Lilla Watson Throughout my time in the Master of Continue reading
It has been a whirlwind of a semester. Just this past week I submitted the rough draft of my dissertation proposal to my chair. I was chatting with a doc student I started with, and she asked me what it felt like Continue reading
Earning a master’s degree program in Teaching English as a Second Language (TESOL) can open many doors to your future as an educator, but does all the hard work and student loan debt really pan out in our failing economy? Continue reading
Just a word cloud I created about to illustrate my Doctoral student experience in the Department of Leadership Studies thus far.
Moving to San Diego as a first year graduate student was exciting but a bit overwhelming. I wanted to get settled in quickly and find the best places for food and fun. I have compiled a list of 10 restaurants Continue reading
It’s November, and I can’t believe how fast this semester has passed! Yet, I am enjoying and growing in the three classes I’m taking here at USD. I’m preparing my proposal for my Action Research in EDUC 500 taught by Continue reading
Fall in San Diego is nothing short of spectacular. The summer crowds have thinned and temperate, sunny days are followed by clear, crisp nights. Throw a couple of rainstorms into the mix and it’s downright stunning. It is also the Continue reading
