Here I am at the door of one of my Fall 2012 classrooms. I'll be teaching Introduction to Anthropology (ANT 2000) to about 200 students, with no help from a teaching assistant. Can you say "multiple choice?" I was there this morning to see if my key opened the door (it did), and whether the lapel mic was working (it was).
I've taught here a number of times over the years, and each time I've thought that I should take a photo of this wall plaque outside the room, but I never got around to it. Until today.
Oh, and the irony? The classroom is located in the College of Health...
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Friday, August 10, 2012
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