Jennifer L. Keene
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Do all textbooks have dedications?
The book for my NYU class does.
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I’m going back to school
It’s true: I’m going back to school, but this time in a teaching capacity. This fall, I have the privilege of joining New York University’s adjunct faculty, teaching an undergraduate business course. Lucky to live here jenniferlkeene’s photo on Instagram Specifically I am part of the NYU School of Professional Studies Preston Robert Tisch Center…
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We even got a New York Times correction!
While it’s not quite as weird as this correction (link), the New York Times kindly fixed our caption. H/t to Amanda Rykoff
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Hey Mom and Dad, I’m in the NY Times!
If you ask New York Times readers “what’s your favorite section?” you’ll probably hear a lot of people say Travel, or Style, or even those wacky Vows features. But my go-to is always Real Estate. I love The Hunt and the Q&As about over-the-top co-op boards, creepy supers and sixth floor walk ups. Then again,…
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Day 5 at Nkenijii School
In case you missed previous posts: Day 1, Day 2, Day 3 and Day 4. Our final day at Nkenijii Primary School has been the toughest for me to write about. You can probably tell given that I’m just now posting three weeks after returning from Kenya. I felt a sense of finality as soon as I woke…
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Day 4 at Nkenijii School
Catch up here: Day 1, Day 2 and Day 3. This post doesn’t have much to do with Nkenijii but I’m keeping the title for continuity. The post recapping Day 5 will be very much about our time with the Nkenijii students. After volunteering at Nkenijii in the morning and then lunch at Siana Springs,…
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Giraffes, everywhere
On our first full day in Kenya (click here for the schedule), we woke up early and after breakfast, got in the vans. While we were headed toward Maasai Mara, we had a few stops to make before the journey would begin in earnest. Our first stop was at the Giraffe Center. I had, of…
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We’re having a party
My Kenya trip friends and I are hosting an event on Friday, August 8 to raise funds for the Maywood Rotary Kenya Project Scholarship Fund. Our experiences on the trip inspired us to want to help more Maasai children, particularly girls, attend high school in order to give them more opportunities in life. Email for…
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Day 3 at Nkenijii School
Day 1 and Day 2 stories I started my third day at Nkenijii Primary School in a new way: I spent part of the morning photographing medical procedures in the makeshift clinic. Hand and head washing stations Two repeat volunteers in our group, Cathy and Maureen, are nurses. Each year they take over a classroom…
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The Kenya Schedule – Part Three
Part 1 and Part 2, for your reading enjoyment. By now, you have a sense of how we spent our school days. Because they ended around noon (except on Friday), after an hour’s drive back to camp, we generally had free time for optional activities. Tuesday, July 15 The first optional activity was a night…
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