Informal Academic Advising and Other Educational Resources
>In Geography is Dead, Warwick E. Murray’s revisits the economic geography theory that Globalization is the end of Geography. Using Amazon as an example, he claimed brick-and-mortar book sales losses would collapse the bookstore industry. We know they adapted and survived and his thesis is deftly countered by Kevin Morgan’s “Exaggerated Death of [...]
For a brief period 6 months in 2006, I worked for a Charlottesville non-profit educational facility called Computers4Kids (C4K). In many ways, it was the best job I ever had simply because it allowed me to work within the world of technology while witnessing the tangible benefits to student learning. C4K describes themselves [...]
So, I found a teaching gig I am interested in at Virginia International University in Fairfax, VA. They are a recently accredited academic program and I am interested in learning more about them. Their emphasis on collegiate level ESL would indicate an international student body of international students. It would be an [...]
I wrote this for my PhD application to University of Virginia Curry School of Education’s Instructional Technology Program in 2006. For personal reasons, I had to leave Charlottesville but am considering submitting this application again.
When reflecting upon my career since earning my Master of Science in the Geographic and Cartographic Sciences from George Mason [...]
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