Monthly Archives: December 2009

So I went to the Suicide Prevention workshop a couple of weekends ago and let me tell you, it was disturbing and creepy.  We watched a video of all the stupid people wanting to commit suicide, or people that knew … Continue reading →

I went to the how to create a resume workshop, and basically it was the same exact thing taught in every other class I have been to about resumes.  “Don’t add this, add that, don’t round [blah blah blah]”.  To … Continue reading →

The title of this work shop was “Bearcat: The Other Google”. Basically the speaker said that the library researcher engine was the other google.  It has been useful to me so far because it has helped me on three out … Continue reading →

So time is running out, and i ought to get a move on it. I’ll start off with the resume writing workshop for career exploration. This workshop wasn’t anything new to me. I have already made my resume previously although … Continue reading →

Although this was not an actual personal enrichment workshop, I found it very personally enriching to me. I  participated in the Blood Drive. This was a unique experience for me. It was very rewarding for me. I felt like I … Continue reading →

Career Exploration was by far my favorite workshop.  I attended the “Create your own Major” event, and it has definitely had an impact on me.  I now might switch to the Weissman school and create my own Ad Hoc major.  … Continue reading →

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ci0uA6OQAxQ&fmt=22 Books, computers, study pods, and the Engs.  Oh boy did I have fun making the video with Mike.  It definitely gave me a nostalgic feeling of being on camera once again, and improved my skills on iMovie.  Mike and … Continue reading →

This workshop was about the different works of art by Mercedes Matter. She painted a lot of Still Lives through her entire life. The speaker said it is unusual for a painter to only paint one style of painting. She … Continue reading →

The title of this work shop was “Bearcat: The Other Google”. This workshop was about using the Library website as a search engine. The speaker claimed that it is “The Other Google” and that it may be more useful than … Continue reading →