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 →
Last Wednesday I arrived to campus at approximately 9:00am. After having a quick conversation with a fellow doctoral student I decided to take a walk on campus. While on my walk I was greeted by a familiar face, a service worker who I often have a 30 second conversation with, usually consisting of the weather and weekend plans. We had… Read more →
I spent the latter part of last week at The National Academies’ Climate Change Education Roundtable in Washington, DC. The meeting was called to address the human dimensions of global climate change, and as a social scientist with an environmental geology undergraduate degree, such a meeting piqued my interest. For far too long I have been frustrated with the inability of the scientific… Read more →
Hey everyone! As my first semester here at the Warner school nears its end, I wanted to take a second to look back at the experience. Actually, I am just taking a break from writing all of my final papers that are due in the upcoming weeks! My experience at Warner during my first semester has been great. The classes… 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 →
Greetings. My name is Michael Shea and I am a student here at the Warner School of Education. I am working towards a Master’s of Science in Higher Education, specializing in Student Affairs. I recently graduated from the University of Rochester School of Arts and Sciences with a Bachelor’s Degree in Brain and Cognitive Science. Throughout the year, I will… Read more →
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