Tuesday, October 11, 2005

 

Women in higher education

Tug, tongue in cheek (I assume!), wondered in the previous post, "Feminism?? What's that??"

This is:

By Dr. Erudite Redhead

I am going to preach to the choir today about the importance of networking and partnering with other women in higher education, and I mean all women -- no matter if our work is as a faculty member or an administrator, a researcher or a policy wonk.


Read all about it.

--ER

Comments:
See I told you, that all ER had to do was look across the dinner table and ask.
 
“Education... For Learning, For Earning, For Life!”
My daughter, Antoinette is graduating from college with a bachelor's degree in child development; well working a full time job, maintain a home, razing two kids and a grand daughter and a grandson. Job, well done!

Antoinette's Homework: http://antoinetteshomework.blogspot.com/
 
Thanks, Bliss, for this and the Jefferson quotes on "Jesus in a liberal." Come back anytime!

--ER
 
Dang, West Texas, your daughter is amazing.

Some of that's gotta be your doing, right?
 
Nope, she didn’t get it from me or her mother; she did this on her own. I think I made it thru the 7th grade and the same with her mother. But if their was a test for upholstery I proubly would have a doctorate degree in upholstery. 45 years experience, retired. I also have a granddaughter going to college. Studying to become a nurse, 350 students applied, 55 are selected and Sarah made it. They are the first two to go to college in my family.
 
Well then, good for your daughter. You must be terribly proud of her.
 
Post a Comment

<< Home

This page is powered by Blogger. Isn't yours?