A dream realized!
Growing up as I did, I never thought I would attend college. I got myself through community college well enough but found the knowledge I need to really shatter the glass ceiling was still lacking.31 May 2022
17 March 2022
Final Push to Graduation
Back to classes after spring break, and is challenging. Although I don't have the course load, I still have a load of things doing within the courses I do have. Projects - a whole lot of projects! And not just making things, but managing and leading as well! These are the more creative classes, and I really do enjoy the challenges they pose.
12 November 2021
Senior - Midyear
I am so busy! I've overloaded my credits to make sure I fulfill all requirements for graduation in the spring, plus I have a deeply involved internship, then work-study in the library. Somehow, I still have time to come over this way and make a post! So on to it...
21 August 2021
Senior - Week 01
Opening Convocation, FA21 |
Just finished the first week of classes - wow! I knew returning to Wesleyan for my senior year would be exciting, but not so busy! Getting settled in the dorm/apartment, re-meeting my roomies, rushing to classes, gathering equipment for courses, finding work-study, seeking an internship, organizing class projects, still contemplating honors!
I am humbled that so many students (most now sophomore) greet me, stop me to catch up, and show a new eagerness for this coming year. We were first-years together last term (me a transfer, they from their various high schools) coming to campus during a pandemic with a huge amount of uncertainty and fear. Now, there is a greater sense of anticipation underscored by a nagging regret for what we missed; those longstanding Wesleyan traditions we see the new first years experiencing. There is a tinge of envy in our voices as we chat, for the time to have these experiences are passed. We do not blame the faculty and staff of our hallowed institution, nor do we blame the plague and fear prevalent through the last academic year - there is no blame to be laid. We are all proud to be the "Covid Class" of Wesleyan.