Thanks all

[miraja2]

Originally Posted by Pedigree Ann

Thanks for doing the job. My hubby is also a professor at a state university, but he teaches science courses, where the grading does not require as much reading. I can't imagine reading that many essays critically; when I taught sophomore math classes, my brain would turn to mush after just a couple of hours grading homework. And I would get vindictive! After I saw the same wrong answer a dozen times or so, I started to feel "I already told you this is not right!" Bizarre, huh?

Thanks Ann, but I have not reached the professor level yet. I am still a couple of years away from getting my PhD. For the time being I am but a lowly TA/Grad Student.

And by the way Suffolk Shippers, my undergraduate experience was pretty much one big party too. But working on a PhD is a different can of worms.

[my miss storm cat]

Best of luck to you.

enjoyed reading your posts...best of luck to you with those 65 hours!
keep it real!

[Dunbar]

Originally Posted by miraja2

Thanks Ann, but I have not reached the professor level yet. I am still a couple of years away from getting my PhD. For the time being I am but a lowly TA/Grad Student.

And by the way Suffolk Shippers, my undergraduate experience was pretty much one big party too. But working on a PhD is a different can of worms.

Hey, don't you have to wait 7 years to get a Sabbatical from this board?! Maybe we'll grant you a very short leave of absence, but I do hope it's short.

Good luck with everything.

--Dunbar

[Suffolk Shippers]

Originally Posted by miraja2

Thanks Ann, but I have not reached the professor level yet. I am still a couple of years away from getting my PhD. For the time being I am but a lowly TA/Grad Student.

And by the way Suffolk Shippers, my undergraduate experience was pretty much one big party too. But working on a PhD is a different can of worms.

Ahhhh thanks for clarifying, Doctor

Good luck!