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News from Papa's House

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A few folks knew about this already, but we couldn't "go public" until the contract was officially signed by both parties.

 

Our son (Mason County class of 1998, B.A. Vanderbilt 2002, M.A. University of Washington 2004) is finishing up his doctorate in English Literature at the University of Washington in Seattle.

 

Starting July 1, he will be working as a preceptor for the College Writing Program at Harvard University. Pretty nice gig straight out of school; but to tell the truth, this is exactly the kind of thing that he has been pursuing since about the tenth grade.

 

We are very proud of him!

A few folks knew about this already, but we couldn't "go public" until the contract was officially signed by both parties.

 

Our son (Mason County class of 1998, B.A. Vanderbilt 2002, M.A. University of Washington 2004) is finishing up his doctorate in English Literature at the University of Washington in Seattle.

 

Starting July 1, he will be working as a preceptor for the College Writing Program at Harvard University. Pretty nice gig straight out of school; but to tell the truth, this is exactly the kind of thing that he has been pursuing since about the tenth grade.

 

We are very proud of him!

 

 

I already knew, but congrats once again Papa. That is awesome. When can we expect the new avatar? It's only fair. :lol::lol:

Congrats! What an awesome resume your son has.

A few folks knew about this already, but we couldn't "go public" until the contract was officially signed by both parties.

 

Our son (Mason County class of 1998, B.A. Vanderbilt 2002, M.A. University of Washington 2004) is finishing up his doctorate in English Literature at the University of Washington in Seattle.

 

Starting July 1, he will be working as a preceptor for the College Writing Program at Harvard University. Pretty nice gig straight out of school; but to tell the truth, this is exactly the kind of thing that he has been pursuing since about the tenth grade.

 

We are very proud of him!

Congrats! What exactly does a preceptor do?
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Congrats! What exactly does a preceptor do?

 

Teaches a couple of classes (which is considered to be a full load) per semester. This taken from Wiki:

 

 

At some old universities (Harvard, Cambridge, and Oxford), "preceptors" are not students at all but faculty members teaching courses in expository writing (Expos), music, mathematics, languages and the life sciences. Famous past Harvard Expos preceptors include New Yorker staff writer George Packer, novelist Tom Perrotta, former Globe music critic Richard Dyer, poet Dan Chiasson, and scholar Mark Gaipa.

Congrats once again papa, forget the avatar change.:D

Congrats to the McPapa family.......you're lucky to have such gifted children. It is an example of the household they grew up in. You can't have that success without a good foundation and having parents in your corner.:thumb:

Wow!! Thats awesome congrats to you and your family.

Congrats to you and your son. This is quite an accomplishment for both of you, as you must have done a great job raising him. I wish him well in all his future endeavors.

Yes, I knew too, again congrats papa to you , your son and your whole family. :thumb:

Congrats to you, your son, and your entire family. This just goes to show that if you work hard enough for what you want, great things will happen.

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