WJMC, in Summary

After two full days of recovery (recovery meaning sleep, tea, chocolate, and long showers on repeat), I’m finally getting around to posting some thoughts about my WJMC experience. Finally. I say finally because my initial plan was to blog my experiences nightly while at the conference. I kept this pace for about three days before deciding the time I had to blog (the period of … Continue reading WJMC, in Summary

WJMC Day 3: Where I Confirm I am a Politics Nerd.

I’m going to save pictures for separate blog posts, so this will just be my thoughts in words. Today. Was. Amazing. Absolutely. Amazing. Let me explain a little. We started the morning off with Susan Goldberg, Editor-in-Chief of National Geographic. She took us on a journey through Nat Geo’s reporting on issues raging from climate change (yes, it’s real, she firmly proclaimed), to the ebola … Continue reading WJMC Day 3: Where I Confirm I am a Politics Nerd.

WJMC Day 2, Part One of A Few: The Newseum 

My WJMC experience will need more than just one blog post for each day. WJMC Day 2 kicked off with an hours long trip to the Newseum. At first, many of us were apprehensive about the amount of time allotted for our trip in the museum. We soon realized why, exactly, we had so much time: there was so much to see. The museum celebrates … Continue reading WJMC Day 2, Part One of A Few: The Newseum 

Harry Potter, 20 Years and Beyond

“He’ll be famous- a legend- I wouldn’t be surprised if today was known as Harry Potter day in the future- there will books written about Harry- every child in our world will know his name!”- Professor Minerva McGonagall The end of June marked a special time for Muggles and magical folk alike: the 20 year anniversary of the release of Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s … Continue reading Harry Potter, 20 Years and Beyond