It's Thursday of Spring Break. I decided to stick around for break to save some vacation days for the summer and I thought it'd be a good time to catch up on some of the work I hadn't gotten around to lately. LoL - that just never happens for me. ;) The first three days have been a whirlwind of trying to help RHA get ready for their conference bid. But today has finally been a more-relaxed day. For one, I'm back in my apartment for lunch and am watching TV while writing this; that never happens during the regular school year. I still have a decent amount of stuff to do though: finish a newsletter for ACPA, sort through my e-mail (I went from 3 to 110 to 43...my goal is to get back to 3 by the end of today). I also have to prep some stuff for our Invisible Children Concert, follow up with the various Invisible Children teams and then there was the whole goal of getting ahead with some work. We'll see if that happens. I only got one and a half days left.
Everyone has been telling me that I should take some time off over Spring Break and part of me really really wants to just relax and sleep in and read, but I know I'd just be sitting around thinking about all the work I need to do. It's probably better if I just take time off over the summer; it'll be easier not to think about work when students aren't around and I don't feel the pressure of upcoming projects and events.
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Our graduate student from the Spring 2006 blog, "The Student Affairs Job Hunt," has been sharing her experiences for the past few years. In her sixth year as a student affairs administrator, she once again took on a new position, this time at her graduate institution.
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