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May 7, 2014May 7, 2014 by ashleynrobinson

Belonging, part 2.

Today, I won a really wonderful award. I was given the honor of Outstanding New Staff member for the Division of Student Affairs. I have a nice, shiny statue to place in my office, I was applauded and hugged by my wonderful colleagues and friends, and many kind words were spoken about me. Being a… Read More

New Professional, Personal Development belonging, new professional, student affairs, transition, UConn
July 23, 2012July 23, 2012 by ashleynrobinson

The Big Move!

Okay, the move wasn’t really that big because I only moved an hour and a half away. I am also in a temporary apartment until mine is ready, so I unpacked probably 10% of my stuff. Easiest move-in ever. It really was quite easy, thanks to several of my new colleagues, who came to carry… Read More

New Professional Moving, new job, UConn 2 Comments

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