WKU, here I come!


As some know I am teaching a couple classes this Spring at Western Kentucky University. I am SO excited! Today, on my first day back to BG, I am hard at work on the class. I've spent most of the day working hard on my syllabus, homework assignments, setting up Blackboard, and more! Trying to be as prepared as possible for this new adventure. Looking forward to a good semester!

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