As for life after UD, Weiskind said she'll continue to work as program coordinator for senior adult services at the Dayton Jewish Community Center. She's also interested in returning to Hospice of Dayton, where she recently completed an internship. But I'm really going to miss school. I fell in love with the UD community, especially the way it instills morals and values in the lives of its students. But you only get burned out if you don't like what you're doing.
Life is full of lots of things.
Over the past year, he has redesigned the home page and department pages for the college, helped faculty members adapt technology to enhance learning, developed a Web site for first-year students at UD and a Web site that allows for online registration of entering freshmen. Surprisingly, he's never taken a computer class. My brother is 11 years older than me, and he was a computer science major. I was always sitting and looking over his shoulder. A multi-media program he developed in an independent study project in high school is being used in the Mentor public school system.