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Note: This memo was created for my Legal Issues in Higher Education class. Pizzegenetics does not exist!
April 1, 2004
TO: Shaun Duncan, Vice President of Student Affairs
FROM: Eric Stoller, Assistant to the Vice President of Student Affairs
SUBJECT: Cacophony at Central City University
I. Introduction
The primary purpose of this memo is to provide a functional working […]
Please be patient with me as I am neck deep in preparation for my final defense.
Therefore, two things are going to happen. 1) The blog postings will be few and far between. 2) The design of the blog as well as some of the content might change as I am going to […]
I taught 2 classes to fulfill my last practicum experience for my graduate program. This entry represents the final posting for this experience.
OSU Odyssey
The first class was a first-year experience course called Odyssey. There were 16 students in the class. The class, which took place during the fall term, was demographically homogenous. The students […]
Six years ago while I was nearing graduation for my undergraduate degree I was asked the following question, “Aren’t you afraid that you won’t be able to get a job?” I was not immediately certain as to the context of the question, but upon further inquiry, I soon found that the questioner was worried […]
I wonder if this, “Online Colleges Receive a Boost From Congress” will affect this, “Demographic shift hits for-profit school?” It would seem that some measure of accountability could be maintained by keeping federally financed aid programs within the non-profit academic sphere. I am not sure how for-profit online companies can be held accountable when […]
Identity Immersion Paper (15%)
This paper will allow students to explore how one personal identity characteristic impacts her or his life experiences. A student will select and focus on one identity characteristic for an entire week. She or he should be constantly cognizant of how that identity trait impacts personal decisions, prejudices, stereotypes, and […]
“You think you know who you are. You have no idea.” — Tagline from Crash
This is the second time that I have watched Crash. The first time I watched it was in September of 2005. At that time, I was coming down from a life-changing, metaphorical rollercoaster ride. My divorce was finalized in June […]
NASPA is the largest association for student affairs practitioners in the world. I recently attended the NASPA Multicultural Institute in Las Vegas, Nevada. I had a great experience at the institute. The presentations and discussions were very meaningful. I learned a lot about the work that is being done at schools all over the […]
This was the final paper for my Feminist Philosophies class. I’ve taken a lot of heat for writing it and I think I have learned a lot about sex positive feminism since the initial release of the paper. My paper was sliced and diced to pieces on a few blogs. I kept my mouth […]
Proving once again that education for all is not the goal of our government: House OKs $14 billion in student aid cuts