tayfray
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tayfray got a reaction from legomymego in SLP/Communication Disorders Masters Applicants
You're trying to express an opinion about a lack of diversity in the field. As someone who I assume is licensed and practicing, why don't you just tell us your feelings about it without insulting a whole group of prospective/incoming students? I'm sure you have a broader perspective if you've been in the field for so long. What kind of a response did you want from calling us a bunch of "lilywhite bishes"?
I'm sorry I'm so white! I'm going to call up my school right now and tell them that I'm deferring because I need some time to examine my privilege.
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tayfray got a reaction from hruthm in SLP/Communication Disorders Masters Applicants
I wish.
Seriously, though. This is a weird forum for it, but you have our attention. Are you going to do anything with it, or are you going to keep making off-base assumptions?
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tayfray got a reaction from heatherm in SLP/Communication Disorders Masters Applicants
I wish.
Seriously, though. This is a weird forum for it, but you have our attention. Are you going to do anything with it, or are you going to keep making off-base assumptions?
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tayfray got a reaction from heatherm in SLP/Communication Disorders Masters Applicants
You're trying to express an opinion about a lack of diversity in the field. As someone who I assume is licensed and practicing, why don't you just tell us your feelings about it without insulting a whole group of prospective/incoming students? I'm sure you have a broader perspective if you've been in the field for so long. What kind of a response did you want from calling us a bunch of "lilywhite bishes"?
I'm sorry I'm so white! I'm going to call up my school right now and tell them that I'm deferring because I need some time to examine my privilege.
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tayfray got a reaction from flotsam in SLP/Communication Disorders Masters Applicants
You're trying to express an opinion about a lack of diversity in the field. As someone who I assume is licensed and practicing, why don't you just tell us your feelings about it without insulting a whole group of prospective/incoming students? I'm sure you have a broader perspective if you've been in the field for so long. What kind of a response did you want from calling us a bunch of "lilywhite bishes"?
I'm sorry I'm so white! I'm going to call up my school right now and tell them that I'm deferring because I need some time to examine my privilege.
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tayfray got a reaction from KatieA in SLP/Communication Disorders Masters Applicants
You're trying to express an opinion about a lack of diversity in the field. As someone who I assume is licensed and practicing, why don't you just tell us your feelings about it without insulting a whole group of prospective/incoming students? I'm sure you have a broader perspective if you've been in the field for so long. What kind of a response did you want from calling us a bunch of "lilywhite bishes"?
I'm sorry I'm so white! I'm going to call up my school right now and tell them that I'm deferring because I need some time to examine my privilege.
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tayfray got a reaction from Bdanese in SLP/Communication Disorders Masters Applicants
Contact Marjorie Nicholas. She has a list of students who have volunteered to talk to prospectives.
Have you visited?
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tayfray got a reaction from SJS in SLP/Communication Disorders Masters Applicants
Congratulations, Sandra!!
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tayfray got a reaction from Hanmyo in Should I tell them about my accepted article?
I'd ask if you can send in an updated CV that reflects your newly accepted article.
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tayfray reacted to UFGator in What are my chances?
Waiting sucks, end of story. I won't stroke your ego about your scores though.
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tayfray got a reaction from jayness54 in SLP/Communication Disorders Masters Applicants
Oh, no!
Did CSDCAS just screw up and send them an incomplete package? Yikes!
What a horrible, horrible system.
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tayfray got a reaction from space-cat in Reply from a professor
Don't read too much into short, clipped emails from professors. As someone who has been in academia for a good long while, this is normal. They get a bazillion emails and they just want to get through them, and they don't worry about being wordy to make you feel better. You're lucky if they sign the email with more than a lowercase initial. The professor that I work for rarely sends out emails that are complete sentences. The average character length is probably about 20.
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tayfray got a reaction from watjubs in SLP/Communication Disorders Masters Applicants
On Friday (1/29) I was on the phone with CSDCAS and they told me they were working on applications submitted in the first week of January.
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tayfray got a reaction from repatriate in Reply from a professor
Don't read too much into short, clipped emails from professors. As someone who has been in academia for a good long while, this is normal. They get a bazillion emails and they just want to get through them, and they don't worry about being wordy to make you feel better. You're lucky if they sign the email with more than a lowercase initial. The professor that I work for rarely sends out emails that are complete sentences. The average character length is probably about 20.
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tayfray got a reaction from NadaJ in Reply from a professor
Don't read too much into short, clipped emails from professors. As someone who has been in academia for a good long while, this is normal. They get a bazillion emails and they just want to get through them, and they don't worry about being wordy to make you feel better. You're lucky if they sign the email with more than a lowercase initial. The professor that I work for rarely sends out emails that are complete sentences. The average character length is probably about 20.
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tayfray got a reaction from Zouzax in Reply from a professor
Don't read too much into short, clipped emails from professors. As someone who has been in academia for a good long while, this is normal. They get a bazillion emails and they just want to get through them, and they don't worry about being wordy to make you feel better. You're lucky if they sign the email with more than a lowercase initial. The professor that I work for rarely sends out emails that are complete sentences. The average character length is probably about 20.