I won't deny that part of the reason to operate this blog is to promote my own work. (The larger part of the reason, I suppose, is to promote literature in general, including emerging writers who otherwise get little exposure.) So I shouldn't feel uncomfortable about the article ("Changing Course") in the Northwestern University Alumni Magazine in which the subject of career changes is discussed by author Elizabeth Canning Blackwell, beginning with me. I shouldn't, but I do. Blackwell does a nice job with the piece, though, and I'm pleased with the way it turned out.
Sunday, March 11, 2007
Exposure
I won't deny that part of the reason to operate this blog is to promote my own work. (The larger part of the reason, I suppose, is to promote literature in general, including emerging writers who otherwise get little exposure.) So I shouldn't feel uncomfortable about the article ("Changing Course") in the Northwestern University Alumni Magazine in which the subject of career changes is discussed by author Elizabeth Canning Blackwell, beginning with me. I shouldn't, but I do. Blackwell does a nice job with the piece, though, and I'm pleased with the way it turned out.
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Great article!
I changed careers a few years ago -- I went back to graduate school to get a master's in counseling after working several years in the registrar's office at IU. Lots of my friends and co-workers said, "I wish I could do something like that." I'm glad I took the plunge, although I'm not practicing now.
And I'm so happy to read about someone who has more master's degrees than I do (2).
Change is good! Or something like that. IU, huh? I read about your Indiana roots on your blog . . .
If you were at IU between 1985 and 1999, I probably had something to do with your student record.
No. I was there 1978-81. I probably requested transcripts at some point during your tenure, though!
I, for one, am very glad you made the leap!
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