Of all the ways I could be reminded that I am giving a seminar tomorrow in another department, receiving the announcement of my talk through the college listserve is probably not the best. I guess it's time to start putting that together then.
Did you first see the title and think to yourself, "Wow, I am so interested in this talk--it's so relevant to my own work!"
This is what happens to me every year when I inevitably stumble upon my own abstract whilst itinerary planning for the Society for Neuroscience meeting.
"Wow, I am so interested in this talk--it's so relevant to my own work!"
I do that when searching google scholar or isiknowledge for references. "Cool title, I should read that! Oh, I wrote that. It wasn't that good, I think."
I am a faculty member in a university science department, who started this gig in August 2008. I am a teacher, lab manager, accountant, writer, reviewer, husband, father and colleague, in various order depending on the moment.
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Well not the best, but better than a call tomorrow afternoon saying "where are you?" Not that I speak from experience or anything....
ReplyDeleteDid you first see the title and think to yourself, "Wow, I am so interested in this talk--it's so relevant to my own work!"
ReplyDeleteThis is what happens to me every year when I inevitably stumble upon my own abstract whilst itinerary planning for the Society for Neuroscience meeting.
"Wow, I am so interested in this talk--it's so relevant to my own work!"
ReplyDeleteI do that when searching google scholar or isiknowledge for references. "Cool title, I should read that! Oh, I wrote that. It wasn't that good, I think."