This month, I want to highlight a project that I did this semester. Although it was not the first group project I've been a part of in my collegiate career, this project was by far the most enjoyable to be a part of and to lead. For my "Team Leadership" course, our group decided to … Continue reading Team Leadership: A Semester Long Project
Connection, Engagement, and Morale
Earlier in the year, I posted “University Education Post a Global Pandemic” which highlighted the large conversation being had about how School and Work are changing in a Post-COVID world. Ph.Creative’s Rising Stars hosted that conversation, along with Andrea Hough who so wonderfully shared her wisdom with us. As a reminder, the Rising Stars project … Continue reading Connection, Engagement, and Morale
A Year Ago Today
A year ago today, I made a decision to start this blog, and I couldn't be happier. Thank you to everyone who has supported me along the way. Cheers to yesteryear, and cheers to a new year of contemplation, discovery, and progress.
University Education Post a Global Pandemic
To get a taste of what is discussed, here are 5 things that I believe to be true about the University Experience and its effect on the workplace now:
Work Like Nobody is Watching
How many of us have heard of Percy Julian, Sullivan Fortner, or Dr. John & Professor Ava Fujimotto-Strait? Well, if we are not Chemists, Jazz enthusiasts, or Geologists, that likelihood is slim. Yet is the work done by those previously mentioned null and void due to our ignorance of them? Of course not! Cortisone and … Continue reading Work Like Nobody is Watching
Contribution: A Metric
For some time, I have been wondering how we can measure the marks we leave on our organizations/communities? It seems as if I have found a way, a metric for Contribution...
2020’s Book List
This month I wanted to share five of the most useful books I have read, or am reading this year. Each bullet point contains a link to the book's Amazon site if you are interested. As we head into the holidays (and a future filled with uncertainty), let's not forget the comfort a good book … Continue reading 2020’s Book List
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I celebrated my birthday earlier this month; I turned two! Well, twenty-two. But this was only my second time celebrating my birthday. This wasn’t something I ever did growing up. In a lot of ways, having left a way of life behind, it does feel like I’m a young toddler sometimes. The sometimes-scary feelings associated … Continue reading 22
Redefining Perfection
“Do the best that you can, with the information you have, at the time.”
Education v. Indoctrination
In just a few weeks I will begin my junior year of college at the University of Houston. I am extremely excited to start working on my major and so glad to be done with my basics. As I pause to think about all the wonderful professors I have had up until now, the ones … Continue reading Education v. Indoctrination
