Great thread about what to do next...

Great thread debunking the idea that if the election wasn't stolen (yet?), the threat was never real.

Best one I've seen today 😂

Great article about how racism gets encoded in data and AI, and how to do better going forward.

Thoughtful thread about those who aren't anti-vaxers but are still nervous about the covid vaccine.

New initiative we're launching...lots of frustration this fall but we're listening and engaging students to help make things better this spring!

This thread of anthropological observations about Christmas was amazing, especially the realization that Christmas is a part time job from mid-November on. I feel very seen.

This thread of song titles for the future musical about the ridiculousness of trump is what's making me happy this Friday evening.

Great thread about white supremacy as the underlying disease of which violent white supremacists are only the most visible symptom.

Just submitted my dissertation to my committee! Ahhh...feels good to be so close to finished. :)

Really interesting thread with lots of examples of how neurotypical people are just as "high needs" as neuro-atypical folks even though only one group tends to get labeled that way.

Please spread the word and help us recruit our first full-time UIA Fellow Purdue University! This is a great opportunity for new professionals looking to become leaders in transforming higher education.

Husband told 10-year old boy that female BMX Olympian had to crowdsource funding while male counterpart had sponsor support. 10yo: "Patriarchy!" (turns out he didn't really understand what that meant but knew it was the appropriate response.) :)

All bundled up to watch Purdue Soccer in the NCAA tournament!

Well this is exciting - first journal publication! Thanks NACADA Journal for all your help with the whole process! Now I just have to find the motivation to finish the article from my dissertation...

It is important to actively teach children that skin color *should* not matter; that we *should* not judge a person by their skin color; that skin color *should* be as irrelevant as the colors of our clothes. 1/9

Found out today that I received the Mary K. Sommers Dissertation Award, which is given to one student in Purdue's College of Education each year. This time last year I was struggling just to finish, so to win an award is pretty special. Hang in there dissertators! You can do it!

Really thoughtful thread on recidivism and its many possible meanings/causes.