Continuing from yesterday, I worked on the reflection of the survey, in the morning. After I took a lunchbreak, there was a meeting with Peer Instructors of the freshman seminar. Honestly, I really dislike this meeting since my supervisor was consistently late for yhe meeting and from my perspective, the atomosphare among us was not likely amicable while we were waiting for Justin's arrival.
For the first time, I decieded not to go out my room until Justin called me to the meeting since I couldn't endure the situation anymore. In the meeting, we discussed the imoression on the last seminar. We agreed that the students actively participated in the seminar and it was a meaningful opportunity for us to understand their ideas. We also exchanged our opinions on the contents of the next seminar. As a conclusion of our argument, we decided to introduce acadmic supporting information to the students such as Degree Audits, Academic Calender and Support Resouces on the web site of Northeastern University.
Following that, I atteneded the meeting of academic advising departments. During the meeting, we mainly argued on the webminar which will be held within a year. Some of our staff explained the details from their beliefe to the importance of the webminar, however some of us including me do not likely think that it is so significant. After the meeting was over, I moved to the meeting for Welcome Day.
Completed today's internship, I went to public library to be present the free conversation. In the conversation, I introduce the traditional conduct of Japanese marshall arts such as Judo. It was pleasure for me to help other people interested in Japan. In addition, it was so astonished at hearing that one of our participants, beatiful lady from Belarus had 18 years old sun since she looked so young. As the other topic, it was also interesting to hear the story by the Ethiopian who used to serve as a militant.
When I got back to my apartment, it was virtually 9:00 pm, even though I had something to deal with for impending business from Japan. So tired.