Author Archives: clcaterine

It’s college admissions season, so I thought I’d share a few pieces of advice about what to do–and not do–if you find yourself in an interview.  I’m writing this with high school seniors in mind since that’s where I have experience, but all of these things should be applicable in any interview that isn’t focusedContinueContinue reading “College Interview Advice”

When I first began conducting informational interviews and applying for jobs outside academia, I was struck by how hard it was to tell my story in a compelling way.  Like most people who pursue a Ph.D., I felt strongly that I’d learned much from the experience and that I had skills I could put toContinueContinue reading “Liberal Arts, Nemesis of the Liberal Arts”

This evening I attended my first Finance Committee meeting for Project Homecoming, a local non-profit whose mission is broadly defined as building resilient neighborhoods in New Orleans.  The charity emerged in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina as a faith-based initiative to organize volunteers from out of state who wanted to help with recovery and rebuilding. ContinueContinue reading “Project Homecoming”

Hi, everyone!  I’m Chris Caterine, and this is the inaugural post for my webpage’s blog.  I’m hoping to be active on here 2-3 times per week, so check back often.  Today I’d just like to tell you a bit about myself and what you can expect to find here in the future. First and foremost,ContinueContinue reading “Here we go!”