A Little Love for You
I often ask students (and myself) this question: How are you taking care of yourself? It’s a great question to unearth mental health practices, joyful
(my daily blog)
I often ask students (and myself) this question: How are you taking care of yourself? It’s a great question to unearth mental health practices, joyful
I’m teaching students how to “pace” their writing. Pace is the speed at which a reader will experience our writing. I teach students to manage
My cat Merlin hardly spent time in plain sight. Once, he lived a scared, anxious, and hidden life. But over the years, we’ve coaxed him
Today I bought our family my favorite pickles of all time! Barrel Pickles! Having a favorite pickle makes me me. As I teach my students
I didn’t pack my lunch today. Now, I find myself in my office at Penn State. I’m hungry! With no lunch and students arriving for
As I begin the book of Luke, I take note of Jesus’ impact on others. With Jesus in the room, as Healer and Teacher, we
As a college professor, I’ve probably written over 100 recommendations for students as they seek internships, jobs, or graduate school acceptances. I also take phone
Today I realized how much my older students love to talk about high school. Before COVID, they enjoyed the regular things high schoolers do: prom,
When I sit down at my desk, Louie Von Whiskers awaits. I love having a curious creature in my home, especially a cat devoted to
In the morning, we can tell God we belong to Him fully and without reservation. We can tell Him the day belongs to Him and