Tag Archives: Graduate School

PhD Applications…

Posted on February 25, 2010 by ShannonElizabeth

Beginning PhD apps… LSHTM, here I come! (?)Continue reading «PhD Applications… » Continue reading →

Posted in Academic Morsels | Tagged Applications, Education, Graduate School, Higher Education, London, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, LSE, LSHTM, Moving, PhD, PhD Applications, planning, School, Uni, University | 6 Comments

All Good Things Come to an End…

Posted on February 22, 2010 by ShannonElizabeth

Term’s almost over & it’s finally hit me…. ugggh. So sad.Continue reading «All Good Things Come to an End…» Continue reading →

Posted in Academic Morsels | Tagged Break, Flatmates, Friends, Graduate School, Graduation, Life, London, LSE, Moving, Photos, Summer, Term, University, vacation | Leave a comment

Stiglitz, READ International and ‘A Broken Middle East’

Posted on February 11, 2010 by ShannonElizabeth

Loads of lectures & dinner with friends… long & eventful week!Continue reading «Stiglitz, READ International and ‘A Broken Middle East’» Continue reading →

Posted in Academic Morsels | Tagged Economics, England, Fawaz Gergez, Freefall, Graduate School, International Relations, Joseph Stiglitz, Lecture Videos, Lectures, London, LSE, LSE Events, Middle East, Nobel Laureate, Photos, READ International, Robert Wilson, UK, UK Charity, University | Leave a comment

My Long-Awaited Epiphany.

Posted on February 8, 2010 by ShannonElizabeth

Light bulb moment!Continue reading «My Long-Awaited Epiphany.» Continue reading →

Posted in Academic Morsels | Tagged Careers, Graduate School, HIV/AIDS, HIV/AIDS Research, Jobs, London, London School of Economics, LSE, Masters, MSc Social Policy and Development, Research | 4 Comments

Development Month at LSE!

Posted on February 4, 2010 by ShannonElizabeth

I love LSE — check out this list of Development-focused events going on this month! Continue reading «Development Month at LSE!» Continue reading →

Posted in Academic Morsels, International Development | Tagged Careers, Careers Events, DESTIN, Development Work, Graduate School, Hey Soul Sister, International Development, Lectures, London School of Economics, LSE, LSE Logo, Masters, Social Policy, Train, United Kingdom, University | Leave a comment

Here’s to the Weekend!

Posted on January 22, 2010 by ShannonElizabeth

Dissertation proposal submitted, now it’s time to see the fam!Continue reading «Here’s to the Weekend!» Continue reading →

Posted in Academic Morsels, Family | Tagged Argos, Dissertation, Dissertation Proposal, England, Family, Graduate School, London, London School of Economics, LSE, Masters, Sightseeing, Social Policy, Thesis, University, Visitors, William Easterly | Leave a comment

Under Construction!

Posted on January 14, 2010 by ShannonElizabeth

Under construction for the next few days — sorry for the mess!Continue reading «Under Construction!» Continue reading →

Posted in Random Thoughts | Tagged Blog, Cumberland Lodge, Graduate School, London, LSE, Masters, Transfer, UK, Under Construction, Wordpress.com, Wordpress.org | Leave a comment

Officially a Grad Student!

Posted on October 5, 2009 by ShannonElizabeth

First day as a grad student; loving life.Continue reading «Officially a Grad Student!» Continue reading →

Posted in Academic Morsels | Tagged Education, England, Graduate School, London, LSE, Malta, MSc, Postgraduate, Social Policy and Development, student, Studies, Thandika Mkwandawire, UK, University, UNRISD | Leave a comment

Need a Laugh?

Posted on April 27, 2009 by ShannonElizabeth

Rejecting a Rejection Letter :)Continue reading «Need a Laugh?» Continue reading →

Posted in Academic Morsels, Random Thoughts | Tagged Graduate School, Rejection Letters, University | Leave a comment

February Visit!

Posted on January 8, 2009 by ShannonElizabeth

Going to England in February!Continue reading «February Visit!» Continue reading →

Posted in Academic Morsels, Planning, Packing & Moving | Tagged Bristol, Chester, England, February, Graduate School, London, Manchester, University, Visit | Leave a comment