Going Back to Facebook…

…unwantedly It started like digital time travel. After five or six years off Facebook, I found myself logging back in, not out of nostalgia but because work required it. I opened a new account, thinking I could keep things clean and separate, but platforms have long memories. Or maybe they are memory. Before long, Meta had stitched everything back together, collapsing the distance I thought … Continue reading Going Back to Facebook…

When Intelligence Left the Building…

A student submits a perfect assignment. The structure is clean. The argument is coherent. The language is precise. There are no obvious gaps, no weak transitions, no signs of confusion. It is, by most academic standards, an excellent piece of work. The problem is that no one can tell whether the student actually learned anything. This is not a minor issue. It is a structural … Continue reading When Intelligence Left the Building…

The Women Who Quietly Shaped My Career

Every career has visible milestones. Promotions. Titles. Companies whose logos look good on a résumé. But if you trace the real arc of a life, the turning points, the moments where direction quietly changes, it is rarely a company that did it. More often, it was a conversation. Or a person. Or sometimes a sentence that stays with you for thirty years. On International Women’s … Continue reading The Women Who Quietly Shaped My Career