does not involve weddings or babies, but I thought I'd share anyway. I'm just about finished with my first year of my PhD program at Syracuse U and have survived my first winter here--watching 140.2" of snow fall (that is 11.68 feet if you were curious). I now have multiple pairs of snow boots and know how to dig my car out from underneath large snowbanks. But soon I am traveling to Charleston, SC to begin my summer research which will hopefully roll into my dissertation project. I'm working at a National Trust site called Drayton Hall (you can visit it at www.draytonhall.org). I'm very excited about it and received their 2007 Wood Family Fellowship ($3000). So, I'll be in SC from May 15th-July 12th this summer if anyone finds themselves in the area. In other news, I just found out that I am the incoming Anthropology Graduate Student Organization President. So that's what I'm up to! Now back to writing final papers. Hope everyone is well and enjoying spring!
Sarah
Thursday, May 3, 2007
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I keep meaning to say CONGRATULATIONS!! Way to go!! I love South Carolina - I wish I could come on by and see you. I looked at the sight and it looks cool! I would love to be doing what you are doing! Have fun!
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This summer will be unforgetable. Charlotte is one of the ten places I could go to over and over again. How nice you cango there, get paid as well as working towardsDR SARAH degree.Keep your goals high Sarah. Someday we will be readidng about you in the paper. God Bless. Aunt Audrey P.S. I sure wish this blog had a spelling check.
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