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Physiquality blog: Preparing for running in cold weather

When it comes to temperatures, I’m a bit like my bulldog or Goldilocks: Not too hot, not too cold… I want it just right. But I can respect people who make resolutions to go out there no matter how cold the weather is in order to stick to their fitness Read more…

By admin, 6 years4 years ago
Fondren Library

Finals week at Fondren

One of the first projects I’ve been able to run on my own has been an in-person event at Fondren with Pet Partners. We brought in several dog/human teams to visit with students (and faculty and staff), allowing them to play with the dogs and relieve some stress during final Read more…

By admin, 6 years3 years ago
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Physiquality blog: Using exercise to manage stress

I can easily say that for us, the last six weeks of the year are the most stressful time, every year, hands down. Balancing the needs of two families, plus all of the holiday communications, plus wrapping and finding gifts for more than 30 people, plus all of the requisite Read more…

By admin, 6 years4 years ago
Learning as a Librarian

Learning new tricks to be a librarian

Thinking back to our institute for INFO 5000, I remember being particularly daunted by the idea of our term paper and doing a literature review. When I did my previous M.A. in literature, I had not done such research, and I was hesitant about how I’d even begin to tackle Read more…

By admin, 6 years3 years ago
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Physiquality blog: Obesity: what are the risks, and how can physical therapy help?

with advice from Progressive Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation and AED Superstore The word has been out for a while: Obesity is on the rise in America. A study published last year by JAMA (the Journal of the American Medical Association) showed that no matter which way you look at the data (all adults, men vs. women, specific Read more…

By admin, 6 years4 years ago
Fondren Library

Teamwork in the library

Since I started my internship at SMU and my classes at UNT at the same time, I had a steeper learning curve than my intern peers when it came to understanding how to answer questions at the reference desk. In addition, I’ve been working as a freelancer for more than Read more…

By admin, 6 years3 years ago
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Physiquality blog: Is this your first time at physical therapy?

Having gone through this process several times, this was one of the easier posts to conceive (and one of the harder ones to make sure I was citing outside sources). I’ve been advised to do several of these things, like wearing shorts, talking about expectations, and writing down questions, even Read more…

By admin, 6 years4 years ago
Learning as a Librarian

Frustration with new technology

I have been working on websites for more than 15 years, and I’ve taught myself a great deal of content management through Googling for tips and tutorials. I consider myself fairly tech savvy when it comes to figuring out new software. But NVivo has bested me. Our job description assignment Read more…

By admin, 6 years3 years ago
Fondren Library

Learning to be a librarian: Research. Read. Learn. Repeat.

It has been two weeks since I attended the day-long institutes at Denton for INFO 5000 and INFO 5600, and one month since I attended training for working the reference desk at Southern Methodist University’s Fondren Library. Today is my first day on the reference desk without a librarian behind Read more…

By admin, 6 years4 years ago
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Physiquality blog: How can I use wearable technology to improve my health?

I will admit that I’ve tried to use my Apple watch to track my movement. I’ve slowly increased my activity goal over the last few months, and I use the exercise tracker to remind me of how (in)frequently I work out. But I could probably do more by following some Read more…

By admin, 6 years4 years ago

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