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teaching and learning in a city called san francisco
- david silver
- i am an associate professor of environmental studies and urban ag at the university of san francisco. i live in oakland with sarah and our daughter siena. contact me via the email address listed on this page.
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- davies forum speaker series: phillip thurtle
- the davies forum at stonelake farm
- davies forum speaker series: jasmine park
- when students take over a library; or, national li...
- let the tenure process begin
- planting a garden
- making media and new media @ USF
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16 comments:
Good luck!
ditto--good luck!
woohoo! we believe in you! good luck!
You go, D.
P.S. This is the most complex CAPTCHA I've ever seen.
I was going to say Good Luck, but everyone beat me to it. :(
Buena Suerte
All joking aside, I think the process at USF is fairly rational. And reasonably fair. Not perfect, but less politicised than at some institutions. There are some war stories to be told from back in the day. But not here! Good luck!
David,
First, congrats! Second, I hope you blog this process as much as you can for those of us who will be going through it in the future.
Woo hoo! Best of luck David!
I think she spells her name "Gennifer." I'm pretty sure. Also, I don't think there *is* an April 32. Also, is that a coffee ring? Also, I don't think you should expect her to pay for your book, even though it's autographed. I'll be glad to write you a letter of recommendation, but I also like to call the deans in the middle of the night, drunk and repeating your name over and over. I find that focuses their attention, "pops" you out of the background noise, as it were.
Good luck! How do you wish somebody "lots of time"? I know you're going to need it. :-)
How can their socks not be knocked off? You rock...that being said, best wishes.
Hey did you know they have -- whisper it soft -- tenure coaches?!
Go David! :)
Good luck David!
Lots of luck!
You won't need any luck at all.
--J
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