Tall Poppy Syndrome
As I conclude my PTO, this post is an update to one of my more popular columns from past years. Enjoy.
Our incoming first year students have all graduated from high school by now. And their frame ...
Categories: campus life, the daily deac
The Worry Letter
Editor’s note: While this was a pre-scheduled blog post, we want to share this message that went out yesterday regarding vaccination documentation.
As I continue my vacation, here’s another ...
Categories: campus life
In Advance of Memorial Day
We’re at the start of a 3-day weekend, Deac families (the university will be closed on Monday in observance of Memorial Day, though I have pre-scheduled our Monday Meet A Deac).
For much of my ...
Categories: campus life
Comparison is the thief of joy
Today I am trying to go a little COVID light, just to give us all a breather. It is hard to be pandemic focused all the time. Two quick COVID hits: 1) there is a new September 15 Campus Health ...
Categories: advising, campus life
Faculty Etiquette
Since I am on PTO this week, I am pre-posting some content.
Today’s post is something I run every year as we get closer to the start of classes. It’s about how your Deacs can put their best foot ...
Categories: academics, campus life
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