~.: Last week I changed my potential career path, again. But this time, I'm feeling it beyond the general excitement of getting to study something I'm interested in. I'm considering going into the field of human sexuality and getting my MEd in Human Sexuality. Not only would it allow me to educate others like I really want to do, but it would allow ( Read more... )

~.: So, after fighting with my computer for about two hours (the damn thing just won't work. I'm so aggravated with it today >.o), I gave up and came to the library. At any rate, I was finally able to complete my to-do list and get started compiling a list of questions I'd want to ask someone in the women's studies field. I've joined a women's ( Read more... )

~.: The more research and contemplating I do, the more I'm beginning to realize that becoming a professor (or at the least, a lecturer at a community college) of women's studies may be the dream job I've been looking for. Of course no job is without its downside, but at this point, I see very few of them. The pros I see are as follows ( Read more... )

~.: So I'm going to Otakon this weekend. Planned my time off more than a month in advance, everything was honky-dory. Until I noticed two days ago that the schedule was changed, cutting straight into the middle of my Otakon weekend. I was originally planned to work 4-midnight on Sunday when I got back from the con. Now they want me to come in at ( Read more... )

~.: I think I know what I want to go to grad school for: I want to get a religious studies degree (though I may need more undergraduate coursework -- I shall have to research this). According to the University of Oklahoma's website (first hit on Google), there are thousands of jobs that utilize a religious studies degree, especially in conjunction ( Read more... )

~.: Yup, just what the title says. I'm considering a career change. Not a drastic one, just one that'll better put my skills and interests to work. At first, I thought I'd want to be a research psychologist (yes, I had to actually look up the term- don't judge me), but then I realized it would be my senior thesis class all over again and decided ( Read more... )