A Confession!

That would be something to check in to. All of the grad students I worked under in the ME department went straight on to PhD's before leaving and all went into teaching and all of our prof's were PhD's, so I just assumed. I may need to check in to that a little more. Sunny Oxford, Ms. isn't the same place it was when I was there, but on the outskirts, you might never know it ;) .
 
I think you should! Anyone with as much passion as you have (I mean, look at all the tanks!!!) would be a great prof. Plus, you aren't burned out, which is also huge, imo... :lol:
:D
Laurie
 

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