It is Spring semester, and only a few months before graduation season is in full swing. So what better time than now to get CURIOUS and open the aperture to the various possibilities of post-grad life!
I am excited for this week’s episode, which features a special guest, my good friend, Teraysha Griffin. She sits down to chat with me about her experience of traveling overseas before starting a master’s program and highlights the power of considering all your options.
If you're standing at the crossroads of post-grad uncertainty, wondering if grad school is right for you, this episode is your compass! We've been there, navigating the twists and turns, and we're here to share the wisdom gained from our experiences.
So, whether you're debating the ivory tower or considering a detour to discover the world like Teraysha did, this episode invites you to join the conversation. Embrace the uncertainty, relish the possibilities, and let us be your companions in this exploration of life after college.
Here are the highlights:
(02:13) Different Paths to Grad School
(05:19) Considering All Options
(10:21) Non-Linear Paths and Timing
(15:45) Taking Advantage of Every Opportunity
(17:43) Trust Your Own Timing
(22:00) Paying Dues and Taking Detours
(33:54) Lessons Learned
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Connect with Teraysha:
Teraysha Griffin currently serves as the Director of Institutional Research & Assessment at the College of International Security Affairs (CISA) at the National Defense University. Teraysha has over 15 years of experience in higher education with a focus on institutional effectiveness, program evaluation, academic assessment processes, and accreditation.
Teraysha holds a B.S. in Anthropology from the College of Charleston and a M.Ed. in Higher Education Administration from Georgia Southern University. Having worked in Japan for 2 years as an English Instructor, she speaks Japanese and has traveled extensively in Asia. Teraysha enjoys working out and playing the violin in her church's orchestra.
Email: t_renee_griffin@yahoo.com