First full day of funemployment and I am sitting on the couch mindlessly scrolling, waiting for the Mohawk Valley Water Authority to call me back.
"On behalf of the PhD community, none taken"
One of the funniest work interactions I regularly have is someone saying something like "I beat out a PhD for this job" or "He had a PhD and couldn't do it" before giving me a look like "no offense."
Somehow in the last year or so the bulk of my projects became making digital versions of local cemeteries. Here is a StoryMap one of my interns made of a section of New Forest Cemetery in Utica, NY. arcg.is/0DOri9
Non-Profit Cemetery of Utica, NY
It can be really frustrating spending a day reading through article recommendations from a reviewer only to find none of them are relevant to your topic! Only to the topic the reviewer wanted me to write about.
Every time I get reviews back for an article, I'm reminded of the importance of not only clearly stating what the article is going to do, but also clearly stating what it's NOT going to do.
Copied some writing from one proposal form to another and adjusted the font and formatting. Today is shaping up to be a great and productive day.
i have been pretty suspicious of many of the self-declared AI higher ed experts (which is why I haven’t talked much online about my own work and research in and around genAI) and almost all of them seem to lack what I would call “labor literacy”
Awesome! Thank you!
Almost! I'm looking into how colleges make these kinds of acquisitions specifically.