CapAsia Reflections

This question was seriously posed to me today by none other than the Dragon Lady (aka the boss). It was asked after what my plans for the spring semester entailed:

12 credit hours in the graduate school split between planning and public policy-Debates in International Development, Community Economic Development, Poverty Issues in Developing Nations, and a directed research study measuring the tax revenue implications of the high rate of foreclosures in a selected NJ township.

Continuing to work two days a week on the dying project that the Dragon Lady is managing and also expanding my work on the utterly fascinating foreclosure data project I've been a part of for over a year. I've started going to the Supreme Court to examine case files rather than relying on data sent from the county courts and the research has been fruitful.

I also have a poster on exhibit at the APA National Conference which I will be attending for the very first time, have some outstanding academic requirements from my time in Asia, and I try to manage a teenager in the middle of all this.

I'm not crazy yet, but I might be in May. Check back then.