This post goes out to...
My super-awesome co-supervisor KM:
I accepted a position at my school because of my other supervisor, but again and again I am thankful for KM. Not only is he forthright, but he cares about whether I am overloaded with work or not.
To date, his notably kind gestures have included:
1. being my co-supervisor and taking over while my original supervisor is on sabbatical
2. providing me with additional funding so I don't have to do an additional TA-ship
3. buying beer during department functions
4. letting me use his copy card
5. finding me innumerable useful papers
6. buying me a book on active vision to help me figure out vison
7. suggesting we invite an author whose work is uber-relevant to mine to come the department to speak
8. offering me whatever funding he can provide over the summer
9. reminding me not to work too hard
10. speaking with the graduate coordinator about me getting a TA-ship for the summer, despite me missing the first month
11. introducing me to various academics
AND....today he emailed one of the profs who I am hoping will hire me to TA over the summer (despite my missing the first month) and told him I'd be a good bet.
I mean how nice is that? Not to mention his patience and guidance. I just can't express my gratitude. Thanks KM.
I accepted a position at my school because of my other supervisor, but again and again I am thankful for KM. Not only is he forthright, but he cares about whether I am overloaded with work or not.
To date, his notably kind gestures have included:
1. being my co-supervisor and taking over while my original supervisor is on sabbatical
2. providing me with additional funding so I don't have to do an additional TA-ship
3. buying beer during department functions
4. letting me use his copy card
5. finding me innumerable useful papers
6. buying me a book on active vision to help me figure out vison
7. suggesting we invite an author whose work is uber-relevant to mine to come the department to speak
8. offering me whatever funding he can provide over the summer
9. reminding me not to work too hard
10. speaking with the graduate coordinator about me getting a TA-ship for the summer, despite me missing the first month
11. introducing me to various academics
AND....today he emailed one of the profs who I am hoping will hire me to TA over the summer (despite my missing the first month) and told him I'd be a good bet.
I mean how nice is that? Not to mention his patience and guidance. I just can't express my gratitude. Thanks KM.
posted by Camel at 5:11 p.m.
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