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I finished my interview a little while ago and... WAH!! I hate interviews -- well, meeting people for the first time -- it's so nerve racking. I think I handled it pretty well. Unfortunately, what I hoped wouldn't come up came up: UCSD References.
This is my first quarter and UCSD and sure I know my professors and TA's and they're generally aware of my presence in their classroom, but I don't know them that well. It sucks. I knew they were going to ask something like that and I stammered a little. I also gave a half-heartened excuse that it was my first quarter. I'm lame.
I did give my other references though, one of which was Dr. Rusay (my prof from organic chemistry). He rocks... I hope he remembers how cool I am if they contact him. I spoke with him previously to ask if I could have his permission to use him as a reference. I think he thinks I'm in UC Santa Cruz or something... Can't be good.
The person that interviewed me said I could email her some references, so I'm going to speak to my Anthropology prof to see if she would like to be one of those people. I'm a little worried; although I participate in discussions regularly, I'm not sure she knows my name. Plus, we just turned in our first essays recently, and if she's read mine, I don't think she'll think highly of me. It was one of those "streams of conciousness" essays.
I'm thinking of asking my lab professor or TA to be another reference. I work with the TA occasionally, but I don't think the Prof. even knows my name. So I might be better off with the TA... *crosses fingers*
Overall I think I have a good chance. My schedule's pretty good, they mentioned on their ad they wanted a morning person and I'm available for 3 mornings a week.
Wah!!
~Nenn out
News of the Day: District Police Alerts
24 October 2005 10:13:05
Yesterday, Monday, October 23 the Concord and Pleasant Hill police departments received two anonymous, unspecified bomb threats regarding Diablo Valley College. Police presence, dogs and visibility were increased throughout the campus as a precaution. It is not uncommon to received bomb threats during test periods.
On Tuesday morning, October 24, as an additional precaution, specially trained police dogs were brought on campus at 5:00 a.m. to sweep the campus. They identified two possible threat locations, one in a locker by the quad and one by the science complex. Based on this, police advised college administrators to close the campus.
As a result, the Pleasant Hill campus is closed today, Tuesday, October 24 for all classes and activities scheduled for the main campus. The San Ramon Valley Campus is open and on-line classes are continuing with the exception of any special meetings on the main campus for these classes.
Please visit our web site for updated information. We anticipate that classes will be held tomorrow, Wednesday, October 25, 2006.
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