A decade of collaboration
November 17, 2010. I had no idea a chance meeting with Mike on the Mercy Hospital skywalk would lead to a decade of collaboration and …
Downstairs steals the show
There are no spoilers below I finally made it to the Downton Abbey movie and found better closure through the movie than at the end …
The metadata on higher education
It takes 18-years (d0h!) The news is filled with stories predicting higher education’s demise. Whether derived from falling enrollments around the country, high cost of …
Erasing a smudge
UPDATE: The class mentioned below is spread around the world yet active on Whatsapp. Of course, my classmate would share a photograph so the post …
Humans of Social Media
Books have a way of transporting you to places and experiences through an author’s words. Reading an author’s review copy of wise guy by Guy …
The Venture Educationalist
Why do capitalists create scholarships? I sat at my alma mater’s annual Scholarship dinner the other night. Hundreds of diners consisting of professors, students, parents, and …
As the community evolves, challenges persist
I wrote this guest post for Clay & Milk after a wildly successful community conversation (Monetery) hosted by Dwolla. The original article is linked here …
The probability of a Mea Culpa
Approximately 28 years ago the department chair and a junior in his department entered into a debate. The style of debate wasn’t uncommon for a …
Archive | Segregation isn’t the solution to lack of diversity
I submitted this rebuttal to an article in Clay & Milk on May 16, 2017 and am saving it here on my blog for archival. …
Liar-in-Chief
I found myself at an unlikely venue the other night – a high-school basketball game. Though never a sports spectator, I was there to watch …