For students and professionals moving to Rochester, returning to the city and those who already live here but might want to know more, here is a quick guide that might be helpful. Quick Facts: -population in the greater Rochester area: 1 million -culture of a big city, atmosphere of a small town -known as the “flour city” or the “flower… Read more →
Every Warner School student is different. Some students are already established in their field and are attending school to gain an additional certification; some are changing fields; some are just starting out on their career path. In my first class I realized there were students who might be rushing in from work, some fresh from their undergraduate studies, and others… Read more →
Charter schools. Unions. Pay for performance. Equitable Student Funding. Budget cuts. These are controversial issues that have been circulating the Rochester City School District for months now. As a graduate student at Warner and a school counseling intern in the city, I have heard many positions and opinions on these topics, many of them emotionally charged. However, I know that… Read more →
About six weeks ago, I moved to Rochester and started classes at Warner. I’ve been around here long enough now that I feel like I can call this place home. Below, I share with you a few elements of city and campus life that make me feel so welcomed: 1) First and foremost, the community. The counseling program at Warner… Read more →
It’s been a week since I wrote my last blog post, and a lot has happened since then. I’ve had three out of four of my classes, started work in the Warner Admissions office, and spent a weekend in Rochester. The nerves of starting a new semester have fallen away, and all I’m left with is excitement! (This excitement may… Read more →
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