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I am applying for a job, within Duke, that I am on the cusp (in my mind) of being qualified for. This job is exactly what I want to do and what I am going to school for, to teach doctors how to teach. Please throw a few vibes my way, if you some to spare. I suspect this is going to be a long process, even if I end up being their #1 candidate.

Thanks!

TillyGalore wrote:I am applying for a job, within Duke, that I am on the cusp (in my mind) of being qualified for. This job is exactly what I want to do and what I am going to school for, to teach doctors how to teach. Please throw a few vibes my way, if you some to spare. I suspect this is going to be a long process, even if I end up being their #1 candidate.

Thanks!

Best of luck to you, Tilly! I cannot think of anyone more deserving. Hopefully the powers-that-be will be as discerning as your CTN friends are.

Gentlemen, start your engines! Godspeed!!!!!! Go get 'em! Buckle down! Buckle UP! Don't fire 'til you see the whites of their eyes! You're just getting started! Don't give up. Don't EVER give up! Hell yes, Duke football! Geronimo!! 1-2-3-GO! Ready, aim, fire! Reach for the stars! It ain't where you start, it's where you finish! Os-kee-wow-wow! Hang in there! The successful guy is always the one who tried one more time!

Love, Ima
(Oh yes, and 9f, as well! )

Ima Facultiwyfe wrote:Gentlemen, start your engines! Godspeed!!!!!! Go get 'em! Buckle down! Buckle UP! Don't fire 'til you see the whites of their eyes! You're just getting started! Don't give up. Don't EVER give up! Hell yes, Duke football! Geronimo!! 1-2-3-GO! Ready, aim, fire! Reach for the stars! It ain't where you start, it's where you finish! Os-kee-wow-wow! Hang in there! The successful guy is always the one who tried one more time!

Love, Ima
(Oh yes, and 9f, as well! )

What IMA said.

Vibes for job hunting success!

Job hunting vibes headed your way, Tilly!!

TillyGalore wrote:I am applying for a job, within Duke, that I am on the cusp (in my mind) of being qualified for. This job is exactly what I want to do and what I am going to school for, to teach doctors how to teach. Please throw a few vibes my way, if you some to spare. I suspect this is going to be a long process, even if I end up being their #1 candidate.

Thanks!

MEGA VIBES

I hope they work as well for you as they have for me

and some puppy vibes too

Ditto what Ima said - she has such a great way with words!

And I have my fingers crossed.

Good luck!!!

Ima Facultiwyfe wrote:Gentlemen, start your engines! Godspeed!!!!!! Go get 'em! Buckle down! Buckle UP! Don't fire 'til you see the whites of their eyes! You're just getting started! Don't give up. Don't EVER give up! Hell yes, Duke football! Geronimo!! 1-2-3-GO! Ready, aim, fire! Reach for the stars! It ain't where you start, it's where you finish! Os-kee-wow-wow! Hang in there! The successful guy is always the one who tried one more time!

Love, Ima
(Oh yes, and 9f, as well! )

Wow, I want Ima to give me a pep talk before my next jury trial.

And for Tilly Go get 'em!

I'm curious about the position, and even if you don't get it, what it is you are looking to do. I bet you would enjoy a conversation with my dad; teaching people how to teach has always been one of his objectives, as well as teaching medical students how to learn.
Best of vibes to you, I hope you get it!

Thank you, everyone, for the vibes. I am tweaking my cover letter, it's already a full page so I need to find a way to cut it down a little, plus I don't like the paragraph comparing what they want and what I have done. I hope to submit my application tomorrow.

TillyGalore wrote:Thank you, everyone, for the vibes. I am tweaking my cover letter, it's already a full page so I need to find a way to cut it down a little, plus I don't like the paragraph comparing what they want and what I have done. I hope to submit my application tomorrow.

additional cover letter crafting app submitting job gettin' vibes!

I'm sending good thoughts and prayers your way!

If you haven't already seen this, I'm sure it's in the Duke Medical library. In 2008, the 100th anniversary of Dr. Eugene Stead's birth, a symposium was held to discuss learning and teaching medicine. Chris' dad wrote and presented Brain Sorting in the 21st Century. My dad moderated and I got to play "Oprah" by carrying the mic around for comments by the audience. It was such a cool thing to try to absorb all the knowledge and wisdom in that room. It was freaking exhilarating.

http://www.cap-press.com/books/isbn/978 ... g-to-Learn

Wishing you the Best!!!

DukePA wrote:If you haven't already seen this, I'm sure it's in the Duke Medical library. In 2008, the 100th anniversary of Dr. Eugene Stead's birth, a symposium was held to discuss learning and teaching medicine. Chris' dad wrote and presented Brain Sorting in the 21st Century. My dad moderated and I got to play "Oprah" by carrying the mic around for comments by the audience. It was such a cool thing to try to absorb all the knowledge and wisdom in that room. It was freaking exhilarating.

http://www.cap-press.com/books/isbn/978 ... g-to-Learn

DPA, thank you for the link. I have bought the book, now I will need to find time to read between my school reading.

TillyGalore wrote:

DukePA wrote:If you haven't already seen this, I'm sure it's in the Duke Medical library. In 2008, the 100th anniversary of Dr. Eugene Stead's birth, a symposium was held to discuss learning and teaching medicine. Chris' dad wrote and presented Brain Sorting in the 21st Century. My dad moderated and I got to play "Oprah" by carrying the mic around for comments by the audience. It was such a cool thing to try to absorb all the knowledge and wisdom in that room. It was freaking exhilarating.

http://www.cap-press.com/books/isbn/978 ... g-to-Learn

DPA, thank you for the link. I have bought the book, now I will need to find time to read between my school reading.

Fantastic!

TillyGalore wrote:

DukePA wrote:If you haven't already seen this, I'm sure it's in the Duke Medical library. In 2008, the 100th anniversary of Dr. Eugene Stead's birth, a symposium was held to discuss learning and teaching medicine. Chris' dad wrote and presented Brain Sorting in the 21st Century. My dad moderated and I got to play "Oprah" by carrying the mic around for comments by the audience. It was such a cool thing to try to absorb all the knowledge and wisdom in that room. It was freaking exhilarating.

http://www.cap-press.com/books/isbn/978 ... g-to-Learn

DPA, thank you for the link. I have bought the book, now I will need to find time to read between my school reading.

You can pick my dad's brain about his and Dr. Stead's ideas at a FB game. Here's the essay.
http://corporate.dukemedicine.org/repos ... alen_P.pdf