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Verified: I’m Done!
Satisfied: Completion of 120 Credits to Graduate [RQ570] Satisfied: General Studies Requirements. Complete all requirements:Freshman Foundation, Integrated Learning and Capstone. [RG572] Satisfied: Service Learning – Completion of at least one 200-level Intergrated Learning Course with a Service Learning component. [RG575] Satisfied: Overall GPA Graduation Requirement [RG578] Satisfied: Requirements for a Major in Deaf Studies [RG601] … Continue reading
My CEU Record
Whew, I completed my CEUs to maintain my CI/CT interpreting certification! My cycle was from 9/20/2005 to 12/31/2010. I had to do about half of it as Academic Coursework. Here’s my transcript from RID: Date Course Name Content CEU 08/18/2006 Signing for Sexuality PS 1.200 11/17/2006 The Structure of Personal Narratives in ASL PS 0.150 … Continue reading
Choice Between Classes
They opened up a new section of GSR 300, so I got into that – it’s with a professor I am not extremely fond of, but 300 is supposed to be a heavily self-directed class, so it might work out. Now I have to choose which class to drop. I signed up for SWK 318, … Continue reading
Classes for Fall 2010
These are the last classes I need to graduate. Unfortunately, I won’t be graduating in December 2010, because I really want to complete my Capstone. I was going to get permission to do an accelerated Capstone and finish it all by December, but that would have required a LOT of summer work, and now that … Continue reading
A Great Opportunity
Today I received an e-mail telling me that my name had been suggested by the ASL/Deaf Studies department as a possible candidate for an internship. The internship requires 10 weeks in Japan, teaching ASL and English to deaf Japanese students at Tsukuba University. I have gone over so many pros and cons, like the fact … Continue reading
Twitter DM
I just wanted to say that I got a direct message on Twitter from Dr. Drew. Which is totally cool. So, yeah. *grins* In other news, I have three tests tomorrow – one in Deaf History (missed during vacation), two in Cultural Geography (missed one during vacation) – and a presentation for Deaf History. Yikes. … Continue reading
No Scuba
I think I shall never become a scuba diver. I had my first class today at school. For those who don’t know, I had an injury on a 2006 “discover scuba” trip in Bermuda; my hearing was damaged as a result of this. But the world underwater was SO cool, and I really wanted to … Continue reading
Extra Credit
Today my sports ethics teachers suggested a field trip to the Special Olympics. It would be on a Saturday, and it wouldn’t be required, but if you went, you could then write a paper about the experience and earn extra credit. So I asked if there would be an opportunity for students who couldn’t go … Continue reading
Lessons Learned
Note to self: Slacking off on Saturday is a good way to find yourself panicking to get things done on Sunday and Monday. If I had done my history homework sooner, I would have realized sooner that my book was missing pages. Gee thanks, Textbooks.com. Anyway, I am keeping my head down and trying to … Continue reading