i have spent the past two nights in front of my computer, trying to make a reference guide for our WGU program that we’re starting up with huntington. i just gotta say thank goodness i’m getting paid for this. i don’t know how people stare in front of a computer all day long. it makes you feel gross and almost nauseous.
it’s always difficult starting a program from the ground up. after reading the entire faculty handbook, listening to two webinars, and sifting through myriads of emails and attachments, i think i understand this program backwards, frontwards, inside, and out now.
having a different role for these two weeks has been a breath of fresh air. it’s hard work in a different way. it’s not stressful in the sense that lives are resting in your hands and you can make a mistake and kill someone or inject yourself with some really horrible disease at any given minute…but it’s still stressful in its own way because it’s something that i’m always thinking about constantly…i want perform well and earn the respect of my students and co-workers, especially now that i’m working directly with some of the head honchos of huntington. scary thought. i need to be all professional and stuff. 
i am loving the hours, though! gone are the long 12-hour shifts and hello to a much more “normal” schedule…actually BETTER than normal schedule as i can set my own hours, come and go as i please, and work from home in my pjs sipping my own brewed coffee. sweet life it is.
anyways, instead of studying the faculty handbook, i think i need to study the bible now. goodnight!
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