Into the uncharted

It seems only fitting to close the 365 days of academia project with one more post. It’s admittedly a bit overdue, but the transition from graduate school is a bit more rocky than I had anticipated. Isn’t that how all journeys are, though? I guess not really knowing what comes next has its appeal. After all, as a student, your trajectory is pretty much handed to you. But not every path is the same, and that’s the topic for the day, in a somewhat roundabout introduction. Because I wrote a book chapter, having a physical copy of something you wrote, even if it’s just a short chapter, feels pretty good, if you ask me.
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October 1, 2023 | Categories: 365 Days of Academia - Year four, Disability | Tags: academia, author, book, college, Disability, disabled, Education, PhD, school, student, university, writing | 5 Comments
Uncharted – A book chapter update

Well, this is it! The last update in the years long updates regarding my book chapter (here, here, here, and here), you know just to name a few of the previous times I’ve talked about it. Okay, I cannot promise this will be the last time I talk about it, but it is one of the reasons I was reminded that I should update the blog more often, at least every once and awhile. I mean, I’ve got like 5 posts this year in, so it’s safe to say I’m behind. So let’s talk about the chapter.
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May 17, 2023 | Categories: 365 Days of Academia - Year four, Mental health | Tags: academia, book, college, Education, PhD, school, student, writing | 2 Comments
The end of a story

I love to read and if you do too you can probably empathize with this. What is it about the end of a story that makes the disconnect so painful? Maybe painful isn’t the right word, jarring perhaps? Abrupt? Whatever the adjective you choose closing one book leaves a world of possibilities for the next, but for me, there is always a bit of a hangover jumping from one universe to the next. Leaving me to wonder if that’s a common phenomenon.
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June 12, 2022 | Categories: 365 Days of Academia - Year three, Thoughts from the Lab | Tags: book, books, fiction, imagination, life, Mental health, read, reading, stories, story, writing | 6 Comments
Yet another book chapter update!

Well if the universe isn’t apologizing for the last few decades of hell and torment, I’m not sure what’s going on, but good things seem to be happening. I’m not going to question it so when I saw an email recently about the latest with the book chapter I got very excited. It sounds like the book, along with my chapter, will be coming out very soon.
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May 11, 2022 | Categories: 365 Days of Academia - Year three, Mental health | Tags: anxiety, book, college, depression, Mental health, mental illness, PhD, PTSD, publishing, school, student, writing | 9 Comments
Another book chapter update

I haven’t talked about it much since there’s a lot of other things going on in life at the moment, but about a year ago I said I was picked to author a book chapter about my life basically (here). I’m really excited to tell my story in a cohesive and professionally edited way. I tell my stories here for sure, but this is more polished and better worded. While my blog writings are in the style of a written stream of consciousness (basically, I hardly edit what I write) this will have had several revisions.
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August 22, 2021 | Categories: 365 Days of Academia - Year three | Tags: academia, author, book, Disability, disabled, Education, grad school, PhD, school, story telling, student, writing | Leave a comment
On finishing a story

I am an avid reader. I absolutely love books and if I had more time I would probably read even more than I do. Despite being incredibly busy, I read daily and the amount I read varies wildly depending on how much time I have. Still, I manage to read an hour or so a day depending on how I’m feeling. So far this year I’ve read 19 books with a goal of hitting 30 by the end of the year. I would’ve gone for the whole book a week thing, but that felt like too much pressure for something I enjoy doing as a hobby. The problem with all that reading is inevitably stories end.
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June 6, 2021 | Categories: 365 Days of Academia - Year two, Mental health | Tags: anxiety, book, books, depression, health, learning, Mental health, mental illness, PTSD, read, reading, stories | Leave a comment
