Monthly Archives: July 2015

So far, this week has been jam-packed with valuable learning experiences. Monday, the Columbus Foundation hosted an etiquette lunch for fellows and for students interning with The Ohio State University. I’ve never been to an etiquette lunch before and, to be … Continue reading →

With camp over, this has been a pretty mellow week at Shepherd’s Corner. It has given me time to work on other projects for Ask the Land, and do some reflecting on my time here so far. I made a … Continue reading →

Two weeks ago, my boss, Gina, called me into her office to provide me with some additional work for the week. Among several other tasks, Gina wanted me to start the process of hiring additional teachers. Specifically, Gina wanted me … Continue reading →

Week 5 This week was a very short week! I started the week off with taking care of my own oral health with a check-up visit to my dentist. When I got to the clinic, I started with making edits … Continue reading →

Five weeks in. The fellowship has reached its midway point. Wow. Didn’t we just get started? There is still so much I would like to learn and do with my host site, and it is a painful realization that my … Continue reading →

Aren’t the point of blogs to be transparent? If so, I definitely believe what I will be writing about will hit the nail on the head. The past week or so at my fellowship was tough. I felt like I … Continue reading →

The theme of this week was: Struggles and Payoffs. As I said last week, Per Scholas students graduated this week. As they reflected on the challenges they have had to overcome, I was met with a challenge or two myself. … Continue reading →

Yesterday, GroundWork group launched a new blog in celebration of their 10th anniversary. Go check it out here! Though I haven’t really had that much to do with the blog, they were inspired my the blogging that the fellows are doing … Continue reading →

Greetings! Sorry about the absence this past week! I was out of town and visiting family in North Carolina this past week. It was a great time of sun, boating, tubing, and living the White Lake Life as we like … Continue reading →