The Quest for the Master’s Degree is nearing it’s conclusion! If you’ll be in the Guelph area on Monday, I invite you to stop in and see what I’ve been up to for the past 3.5 years. I can promise plenty of taxonomic discussion (hopefully well defended by yours truly), plenty of pictures and diagrams, and the world premiere of 3 species new to science! There will be Timbits and coffee for those who require further encouragement/bribes.
The last month has been all over the place, with periods of extremely long days full of final revisions and paperwork, and an eerie academic Limbo without needing to work on my thesis for the first time in years. There’s always work to be done however, and I’ve been preparing the chapters for peer-reviewed publication. Once everything is said and done, I’ll be doing a series of posts reflecting back on my first graduate degree; the highs, the lows, and some tips for those considering doing graduate work in taxonomy. Until then, have a good weekend, and I’ll see you on the other side!
I’m sorry that I can’t make it, you’ll blow it out of the water! I’ll buy you a beer when I see you:D
Wahoo!! Congrats Morgan!!
Congrats! Looking forward to reading your posts on the other side. Don’t wait until everything is said and done, ’cause that may take a while ; )
Don’t be afraid to say “Hmm, that’s an interesting question!”
Congrats, and good luck!
Thanks everyone, I’ll be sure to post the outcome as soon as I know it!
Congratulations Morgan, and good luck with the talk! Can’t wait to see the new species
Thanks Ani, as soon as they’re published I’ll have them displayed here!
I second Ted’s advice :0) Seriously though, I’m sure you’ll be great! I wish I could have come seen your presentation. Congrats!
Thanks Geek!