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Professional Raconteur: The Racket of Professing
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| Blog Name: | Professional Raconteur: The Racket of Professing |
| Url: | http://professionalraconteur.blogspot.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | teaching, college, academia |
| Description: | raconteur \rack-on-TUR\, noun: One who excels in telling stories and anecdotes. Higher education in all its "glory": teaching, writing, politics (when it's possible to be discreet, of course), and anything I have to profess or confess. |
| Popularity: | 38 Followers |
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Top 10 Plagiarism Scandals of All Time | Online Classes.org: Find the Right Online Class Match
Ah, so this is where the students learn it's okay to plagiarize...Top 10 Plagiarism Scandals of All Time | Online Classes.org: Find the Right Online Class Match
Ah, so this is where the students learn it's okay to plagiarize...Top 10 Plagiarism Scandals of All Time | Online Classes.org: Find the Right Online Class Match
Work-Life-Furlough Balance
It finally happened. After months of speculation swirling like a hurricane off the coast, California State University Employees (faculty and staff) are on a furlough system. Other state workers have been furloughed for months before this, and getting IOUs on top on that. I think the IOU days are just about over. But my furlough days are just starting.I'm sitting on the couch, laptop open, The People's Court is on television (glad I don't have to experience daytime TV too often, though there is something soothing about the easy conflict resolution portrayed on the show). And I'm thinking about how silly it is to expect someone like a professor, who doesn't normally work 9-5 hours
It finally happened. After months of speculation swirling like a hurricane off the coast, California State University Employees (faculty and staff) are on a furlough system. Other state workers have been furloughed for months before this, and getting IOUs on top on that. I think the IOU days are just about over. But my furlough days are just starting.I'm sitting on the couch, laptop open, The People's Court is on television (glad I don't have to experience daytime TV too often, though there is something soothing about the easy conflict resolution portrayed on the show). And I'm thinking about how silly it is to expect someone like a professor, who doesn't normally work 9-5 hours
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