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Monthly Archives: November 2011
Last Full Class of First Semester
Tonight was my last full class of this first (fall) semester, and it feels pretty darn good to be at this point! For the first part of the class, we joined another class for two presentations about online personal and … Continue reading
Training for the Tobacco Road Half Marathon
I took advantage of a Black Friday discount to sign up for the Tobacco Road Half Marathon on March 18, 2012. I missed running the City of Oaks Half Marathon earlier this month, so I’m excited about having another shot at running … Continue reading
Posted in Decisions, Fun
Tagged half marathon, running, Tobacco Road Half Marathon, walking
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Waving the White Flag at NaNoWriMo 2011
Well, I’ve decided to call it a wrap on my efforts to “win” at NaNoWriMo 2011. NaNoWriMo stands for National Novel Writing Month, which comes around every November, when writers worldwide strive to write a 50,000-word rough draft of a … Continue reading
Posted in Authors, Books, Decisions, Skills, Time Management, Writing
Tagged NaNoWriMo, National Novel Writing Month
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Library School + Life Tip #3: Update Your Resume
Yesterday, I pulled up a copy of my resume on the computer, and realized it was outdated. I had listed a couple of work-related committees that I’m no longer on, so I deleted those. That was a minor change, but … Continue reading
Posted in Getting Ready, Library School + Life Tips, Professional Development, Skills, Writing
Tagged resume
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Almost Over
It’s hard to believe that my first semester is almost over! One more “normal” class meeting, then my last final on December 6! Two weeks from now, I’ll be done—with my first semester of library school! Mind you, I still … Continue reading
Library School + Life Tip #2: Get a laptop
Taking classes has prompted me to buy the two laptops I’ve had. The first one I got as an inexpensive Acer laptop a few years ago, when I took a computer class online through a local community college. I enjoyed the … Continue reading
First Grad School Final Exam Tomorrow
Tomorrow’s my first final exam in library school! I could always use more study time, but I’m thankful for the help of my study group. We’ve met three times now to review specifically for this exam, and that’s been a … Continue reading
Library School + Life Tip #1: Get a Flu Shot
Today marks the beginning of a new series within this blog. Call it “Dear Abby” for those of us in library school (or graduate programs of any kind, really) who are juggling school plus other responsibilities in our lives. So, … Continue reading
Creating an Art Department Library
Several of us from NCCU SLIS met with Dr. Abdellahi and Professor Debela to talk about organizing a departmental library for NCCU’s Art Department. It was an interesting meeting, and I left the hour-long meeting excited about the experience and the possibilities for … Continue reading