Change is constant. Our worlds are constantly shifting and so are we… but that doesn’t make change any easier.  Between COVID’s impact on our work environments (shifting from in-person to... read more →

It might seem trivial to talk about professional development when the world is in crisis, but it feels important to focus on something good at the end of this year.... read more →

I think we would all agree that professional development (PD) is important, but how do we learn about what it means, and how do you go about finding out what... read more →

Self-care is a hot topic right now. And while it’s something we all benefit from, we can easily talk ourselves out of doing it. Or sometimes it can sneakily become... read more →

This post was originally published on my blog on December 6th, 2017, as I wrapped up another semester of my master’s program at the University of Houston. I think one... read more →

This month marks two years since the start of the chaos that was, and still is, the COVID-19 pandemic. I remember back in February and early March of 2020 when... read more →

Today is one of my favorite days online: Digital Learning Day! In honor of this day celebrating digital learning, “where educators share great ideas, amazing stories, and promising practices through... read more →

I remember when I was in middle school, I knew that I was going to be a teacher when I grew up, and I just kind of assumed that by... read more →

At the end of my last synchronous online meeting... read more →

It’s only a month into 2022, and I have uttered the phrase “When this pandemic ends” more times than I can count. Going into a third calendar year of navigating... read more →

As Black, Indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC) information professionals, being part of racial and ethnic affinity groups within organizations and associations has played an essential role in our professional... read more →

One morning not too long ago, I took the dogs outside for their midday bathroom break, and when I didn’t immediately melt under Texas heat, I realized that it was... read more →