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Monthly Archives: April 2011
Water for Food: Not Just An International Conference
May 1st – May 4th I’ll be splitting my time between my duties at the unviersity and the third annual international Water for Food conference. You can register, see the program, and find out more about the conference on the … Continue reading
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6 Reasons to Write
Periodically the question of why people should write comes up, there’s several benefits to writing on a regular basis, here’s six reasons I write: Better than bookmarking. There’s a reason my website has several resource guides and posts about specific … Continue reading
Tales From The Tenure Track: Vol. I.I
Showing Up Is Half The Battle In a recent lunch conversation one of my fellow new professors (not a librarian) remarked that they were surprised how rarely they see other new faculty at important university events. There are about … Continue reading