Changing things around
One of the courses I’m teaching in the fall, Schools and the Future, was put on the registrar’s schedule for the wrong day and wasn’t corrected until this past week. Eight students are currently enrolled, and so I need to contact them so they know they’re now scheduled for a course on Thursday evening, not […]
Staying I spoke with Michael
Staying I spoke with Michael Coomes, interim chair of the School of Leadership and Policy Studies at Bowling Green State University‘s college of education today and declined the BGSU offer. One of the results of that decision was that I need to start immediately on putting together the tenure and promotion application, even though this […]
Choices
I’m considering this week an offer from Bowling Green State University to join their education faculty. The college of education there mailed the offer letter while I was on my trip out West. I had promised the interim chair of our department last year that I would give him and USF an opportunity to counter-offer, […]
Statistics
By Sherman Dorn on July 27, 2001
I haven’t had a long chunk of time to delve into statistics in several years. I’m making the time now, starting with learning a bit of map-making (or map-altering, really). As a colleague warned me, it’s dangerous to play with maps. We’ll see. At least I go home in the evenings. When I did computing […]
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