Student Leadership Interview

The interview with Professor Golden provided an enlightening inside image into the profession. First, careful research into graduate schools is needed if teaching is planned. Many graudate schools no longer offer a composition specialization, only literary(Golden). Another fascinating piece of knowledge was, for the remedial education classes many institutes have a hard time finding staff to teach the courses. They can often be taught at the Bachelor’s level; thus allowing a graduate student to get more practicle experience and pay. There may be additional positions opening soon. Rumors have been circulating for years of a retire-off; as many humanities disciplines have faculty well past the standard retirement age (Golden). In the end, the interview was one of the most useful of the tools, as it gave me direct first hand insight from a professional in the field.
The availability and often undersired nature of online classes in the field provides flexibility. My previous IT experience and abnormal sleep schedule make online classes highly compatible. Yet, the open geographic landscape of the profession allows for travel and employment in most countries on earth. Also, having a median salary that is above the national average is a nice added perk. As are the retirement, health, and educational oppurtunities afforded. Being a naturally volublous person, the central role of communication will be enjoyable. In the end, the Carreer Field Report has assured that I have finally begun to take the proper path in life towards a rewarding