Category Archives: Academic Morsels

Posts about Universities, University Life & my discoveries about Unis through experience!

Sending Kids Abroad for University

Posted on January 31, 2012 by ShannonElizabeth

Why I would send my kid abroad for undergrad and why you should, too. Continue reading →

Posted in Academic Morsels | Tagged Costs of University, Domestic vs. International Universities, Foreign Policy Magazine, International Universities, Study Abroad, Undergraduate Education | Leave a comment

World AIDS Day

Posted on December 1, 2011 by ShannonElizabeth

Sadly, it’s been a long time since I blogged about anything other than travels and adventures. Today, though, it’s definitely time to take a moment to share a few thoughts on something that I’ve been curious about for a long, … Continue reading →

Posted in Academic Morsels | Tagged ABCs, Antiretrovirals, ARVs, Education, HIV/AIDS, LSE, Mother to Child Transmission, Nevirapine, Prevention, Social Policy, sub-Saharan Africa, World AIDS Day | Leave a comment

Canadian Government Matching Donations for East Africa

Posted on August 23, 2011 by ShannonElizabeth

The Canadian Government is matching all donations to the Humanitarian Coalition to assist with needs in East Africa. Continue reading →

Posted in Academic Morsels, International Development | Tagged Africa, Al-Shabab, Canada, Donation Matching, Drought, East Africa, Famine, Foreign Aid, Humanitarian Aid, Humanitarian Coalition, Refugees, Somalia | Leave a comment

Newsy on LSE and Howard Davies

Posted on March 7, 2011 by ShannonElizabeth

Newsy.com on LSE/Davies resignation. Continue reading →

Posted in Academic Morsels | Tagged Britain, Gaddafi, Howard Davies, Libya, London, London School of Economics, LSE, Resignation, UK | Leave a comment

Thoughts on LSE/Libya

Posted on March 4, 2011 by ShannonElizabeth

Thoughts on Sir Howard Davies’ resignation. Continue reading →

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LSE in the News

Posted on March 2, 2011 by ShannonElizabeth

While the revolution spreads to Libya, LSE has been getting quite a bit of media attention… not all of it is so pleasant. Continue reading →

Posted in Academic Morsels | Tagged Center for Global Governance, David Held, Gaddafi, Kristian Ulrichsen, Libya, LSE, Middle East, North Africa, North Africa Programme, Revolution, Saif al-Islam Gaddafi | 2 Comments

Finally — Diploma in Hand!

Posted on February 28, 2011 by ShannonElizabeth

Finally — I have received my diploma! :) Continue reading →

Posted in Academic Morsels | Tagged Diploma, Graduate, Graduate School, London School of Economics, LSE, LSE Diploma, Masters, MSc | Leave a comment

Graduation 2010: A Review

Posted on January 2, 2011 by ShannonElizabeth

Closing the LSE chapter and beginning the next! Cheers to 2011! Continue reading →

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LSE Graduation!

Posted on December 18, 2010 by ShannonElizabeth

A long, eventful day! Definitely happy I came to be a part of it! Continue reading →

Posted in Academic Morsels | Tagged Cantina Laredo, Friends, Grad School, Graduands, Graduates, Graduation, Howard Davies, London, London School of Economics, LSE, LSE Alumni, Masters, MSc, Notting Hill, Reception, Supper Club, UK | Leave a comment

Grad Week!

Posted on December 17, 2010 by ShannonElizabeth

Grad Pics! Continue reading →

Posted in Academic Morsels, England | Tagged Academics, Ceremony, Graduation Photos, London, LSE, MSc Graduation, Pictures, Postgraduate, Reception, UK, University | Leave a comment