Finally, the final presentations are over and
everything is turned in and graded. Although I would like to get other things
done, I have a lot less pressure on them. Now I get to take a bit of a break
although I do have things to do, like my resume or thesis preparation. I plan
to take a trip after Christmas to Florida and I hope to get a tour of the
Marlin’s Park in Miami. That happens to be my number one case study for my
thesis project, which is a baseball stadium for Montreal. Hopefully I can talk
them into giving me a peak at the parts of the stadium that guests do not
normally get to visit.
It’s
getting closer and closer to the point where my career starts and the academic
part ends. Well, I will always be learning, but I will have a degree. I have been
online looking at openings all over just to get an idea of what is looking for
what. Who knows, maybe while I am in Florida, I can ask around and see if they
will be needing some fresh new graduates in any offices. I haven’t given much
thought as to where I want to end up. I mean, I have thought of all of the
possibilities but I really haven’t decided where I WANT to end up.
Now
that I am done with two semesters, the realizations that I have but two
semesters left of my time at Southern Illinois University Carbondale. I am ok
with it, but I will miss the college life but I am glad to get away from it and
start fresh somewhere.
I am
excited to start making my thesis the main part of my schooling. I thought that
when I started Graduate school I would be working on my thesis but that was not
the case. But now, next semester, my thesis will start getting developed more
and more. I think it will be a lot more fun than the hotel project. I mean, it
is a stadium. How cool is that? Once I get a better understanding of what goes
into the design of one, I will feel better about my ability to make it stand
above the rest.
Until
then, however, I have a book on stadium design that I intend on reading to get
that better understanding. It will be a nice thing to do while I am in the
Sunshine State.
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