I’ve made it to the last week of my service. Over the last few weeks, I’ve had people in different spaces asking me for my words of wisdom, one piece of advice, lessons learned, etc. In all honesty, I feel like I need time away from here to process and get to a point where I can better articulate any substantive insights. That said, this quote from Pema Chodron has been dancing around in my brain for some time. I am so grateful that I took this journey—even with all of its struggles and challenges. There were many times when I could have given in to fear—of the unknown, of a new place, of a new culture, of my ability to deal with what was in front of me—but I let curiosity guide me rather than the fear. I stand now on the other side filled with thanks, some relief, joy, and excitement. Let me share some of what’s been happening lately in this era of transition… In May, my entire cohort from across the Eastern Caribbean came back together for our...
After nearly 2 years, we've finally arrived at the moment of the big reveal for the library project! In honesty, there were definitely times when I didn't think it was going to get finished. But it did, and I am incredibly proud. It was a bumpy ride, but I ho pe that the s pace hel ps students see their tomorrow and I am so glad that I was able to bring it to completion. Click here to see the DCS Library Reno!