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Unplugged

04.28.2010 · Posted in me, myself, and I, working woman

unplugged

It’s a blessing that my professional life is so closely connected to my personal interests. But it’s also exhausting. By day I manage the online presence of a public broadcasting station. I promote local TV and radio programs and community events. I develop and edit content and write scripts. I produce faculty interviews and educational [...]

Early to Bed, Early to Rise

02.22.2010 · Posted in me, myself, and I, working woman

I’ve never been a morning person. In high school, I rolled out of bed, jumped in the shower, pulled my hair into a ponytail, and grabbed a Pop-Tart on my way out the door and into homeroom. In college, I scheduled my classes after 10am — with the exception of an 8am Psych class during [...]

Go Local

02.08.2010 · Posted in working woman

balsamic

How involved are you with agriculture? Most people will say not much, unless they’ve planted a seed or milked a cow or raised a chicken. Truth is that we’re involved with agriculture every day of our lives. We all eat food, right? Which means we should all be concerned with where it comes from. This [...]

Marching to the Train

09.30.2008 · Posted in working woman

Last week I had the pleasure of accompanying a colleague — a WPSU radio producer — to Bellefonte to capture a beautiful tradition. Since the Civil War, local soldiers have marched to Bellefonte’s train station before deployment. Although the train is no longer in operation, the National Guard unit made the historic march before leaving [...]

A Stepping Stone

01.09.2008 · Posted in working woman

On average, we spend 40 hours per week at work. The location of our work depends on the type of work we do. It supports our job functions and often reflects our personalities.Beginning in June 2004 — just one month after I graduated from college and one month before I made my first rent payment [...]