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Tag Archives: sociology
The 100th post: Getting some perspective
I finished a book this week–my third of the summer. In June, I tore through Memoirs of An Imaginary Friend by Matthew Dicks. In July, it was Heartburn by Nora Ephron (oddly recommended by Matt Dicks’s delightful wife, Elysha). And earlier this … Continue reading
Posted in blogging, everyday life, personal, reading, teaching, thinking, writing
Tagged Ferguson, perspective, sociology, summer reading, teaching
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Tackling “Should I Go to Graduate School?” (Part deux)
Last week I drafted a conversation between you and me if you asked me “Should I go to graduate school?” Thanks for reading (or for finding this post). I have to assume that I piqued your interest in graduate school … Continue reading
Surviving (and thriving) at the annual academic meeting
Two thousand sociologists in one place? Sounds like a crazy time. This will be the eighth year that I’ll attend an academic conference. I try to go to two meetings a year (one local and one national), depending on where … Continue reading
Posted in academia, blogging, coffee, community, fashion, grad school, higher education, lessons learned, sociology, travel, work
Tagged sociology
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