I wish to extend a heartfelt, personal invite to you all for my public Digital Humanities MA defense. I will be defending the plain.txt podcast from 9 AM to 10 AM in the Crown Center for Humanities room 528 TOMORROW (Friday, 4/26). In addition to this, I also wanted to (in)formally thank you all for being a part of my graduate school experience and community. From the center to the library and from my mentors and graduate student peers to my students-- I want you each to know that I am extremely appreciative of the valuable contributions you have made towards my education. On that note, I recognize my defense is early in the morning and on the last day of classes before finals week; therefore, I want to relieve all of you of any pressures you might be feeling to attend. While you all are welcome I 💯get the stresses and obligations of this week, in particular, and do not want anyone jeopardizing the completion of their own work or their mental health to be there. Personally, I think the most wonderful thing about my project is that I have worked really hard to make it as accessible as possible -- meaning it is highly documented and can be accessed in many different ways; therefore, anyone interested can "tune in" (😆) anytime. Tomorrow, while important, marks just one milestone of the project's (hopefully) long and prosperous future with endless possibilities for you to connect whenever. THANK YOU ALL for being my knowledge neighbors.
Best wishes to each and every one of you as we "come to term" 😉.
Sincerely,
:wave: Dearest LEDA learners,
@zothman @tatjanawj @JackieAlfarah @Dadelinee @bcristiana @ElleBromer @alicapati @joaquindavalosponce @Katiegriggs24 @schola0208 @skarrow @kklimek1 @ekupchella @amandallopez @amccann2 @BMiller10 @elenipamboukis @dpedz @wravindran @Samantha9899 @nroyce @kschoen3 @jsteele1 @tinatiehen @anais-turiello @Bossa12 @kejcat
I wish to extend a heartfelt, personal invite to you all for my public Digital Humanities MA defense. I will be defending the plain.txt podcast from 9 AM to 10 AM in the Crown Center for Humanities room 528 TOMORROW (Friday, 4/26). In addition to this, I also wanted to (in)formally thank you all for being a part of my graduate school experience and community. From the center to the library and from my mentors and graduate student peers to my students-- I want you each to know that I am extremely appreciative of the valuable contributions you have made towards my education. On that note, I recognize my defense is early in the morning and on the last day of classes before finals week; therefore, I want to relieve all of you of any pressures you might be feeling to attend. While you all are welcome I 💯get the stresses and obligations of this week, in particular, and do not want anyone jeopardizing the completion of their own work or their mental health to be there. Personally, I think the most wonderful thing about my project is that I have worked really hard to make it as accessible as possible -- meaning it is highly documented and can be accessed in many different ways; therefore, anyone interested can "tune in" (😆) anytime. Tomorrow, while important, marks just one milestone of the project's (hopefully) long and prosperous future with endless possibilities for you to connect whenever. THANK YOU ALL for being my knowledge neighbors.
Best wishes to each and every one of you as we "come to term" 😉. Sincerely,
🤓 Rebecca J. Parker (@RJP43)