I have been blessed and privileged to teach the next generation of female executives, who are diligently working on their graduate degrees, as we speak. They are a talented bunch, who want to learn, even though I “yell” at them constantly. … [Read more...]
Sister Thappa – The Other Mother – A Repost from the Archives
February 8, 2018 by
Originally posted to my blog on September 26, 2013, this still rings true today: I grew up in a British boarding school in the foothills of the Himalayas in India, spending 13 years of my life in those mountains. I lived and studied in that … [Read more...]
Free Advice
January 24, 2018 by
Here is some free advice to a plethora of high maintenance students at universities around the country: The world does not revolve around you. All the stars in the world won’t align to ensure that your universe is in perfect harmony. Every … [Read more...]
No Negotiations
December 20, 2017 by
Dear Students: We don’t negotiate grades. We don’t always build a curve, and 87 percent is not the same as 90 percent. It’s too late for extra credit when the semester is over. Actually, it’s never a good time for extra credit. One more thing — … [Read more...]
