Why Did You Ever Stopped Teaching At Centenary?
Dr. Gaddy
Question #1: Why did you choose to teach at Centenary?
Response: After asking this question Dr. Gaddy told me at first she was attending an internship for psychology to see if she was going to be interested in it. Which she came to the fact that it was something that interests her. When the end of August came she realized she really needed a job. She apply to Sussex County College but once she did she got an offer from Centenary and just went right to it, not knowing how much they pay or not much about it at all. Which I understand why she did that because I would have done the same if I really needed the job. In the end she choose to teach at Centenary just because she needed a job.
Question #2: What do you see as most important …show more content…
Gaddy this question she said “what I see most important to undergraduate psychology education is a well rounded basic knowledge of psychology.” I agree on her answer after learning once you have that basic knowledge you can become anything you want. Human natural is an excellent source to have and know.
Question #3: If you ever stopped teaching what would you turn to?
Response: What I have learned from this question is that Dr. Gaddy actually has 3 careers and it’s something a lot of people don’t know about her. She works as a teacher, a psychologist for the state and she was in the Air Force. From all 3 jobs if she had a choice to go back to the Air Force she would in a heartbeat. But because she’s unable to, once she stops teaching Dr. Gaddy will start her own private practice and it will only be for part-time. I think it’s pretty awesome that she can have 3 job and still live her life growing up.
Dr. Gunawan
Question #1: How did you come to find psychology as a general career …show more content…
Response: After asking Dr. Gunawan this question I learned that his PH.D allowed him to be more than a professor. He had an offers to work at places like microsoft. This sparks my dream to get my PH.D even more after learning that.
Question #3: Was it hard finding a job after college?
Response: I learned that after getting your PH.D you're not guarantee to get a job off the bat. For Dr. Gunawan it was hard finding a job and he was overqualified at times. He thinks people have a false assumption that once you get a PH.D you are out of the position of someone with a masters or bachelors. I honestly thought once you have a PH.D you can get any job you would like people of the title you hold.
Dr. Floether
Question #1: How did you come to find psychology as a general career area?
Response: Dr. Floether surprised me once she told me the real reason she came to find psychology as a general career area is when Something big happened in her life. Her husband passed when her children were young and she saw how upset they were. After that day she wonder how will it effect them in life. That’s when she realized psychology was the right path for her. It’s was she “Live and Breathe” she loves everything about
Question #1: Why did you choose to teach at Centenary?
Response: After asking this question Dr. Gaddy told me at first she was attending an internship for psychology to see if she was going to be interested in it. Which she came to the fact that it was something that interests her. When the end of August came she realized she really needed a job. She apply to Sussex County College but once she did she got an offer from Centenary and just went right to it, not knowing how much they pay or not much about it at all. Which I understand why she did that because I would have done the same if I really needed the job. In the end she choose to teach at Centenary just because she needed a job.
Question #2: What do you see as most important …show more content…
Gaddy this question she said “what I see most important to undergraduate psychology education is a well rounded basic knowledge of psychology.” I agree on her answer after learning once you have that basic knowledge you can become anything you want. Human natural is an excellent source to have and know.
Question #3: If you ever stopped teaching what would you turn to?
Response: What I have learned from this question is that Dr. Gaddy actually has 3 careers and it’s something a lot of people don’t know about her. She works as a teacher, a psychologist for the state and she was in the Air Force. From all 3 jobs if she had a choice to go back to the Air Force she would in a heartbeat. But because she’s unable to, once she stops teaching Dr. Gaddy will start her own private practice and it will only be for part-time. I think it’s pretty awesome that she can have 3 job and still live her life growing up.
Dr. Gunawan
Question #1: How did you come to find psychology as a general career …show more content…
Response: After asking Dr. Gunawan this question I learned that his PH.D allowed him to be more than a professor. He had an offers to work at places like microsoft. This sparks my dream to get my PH.D even more after learning that.
Question #3: Was it hard finding a job after college?
Response: I learned that after getting your PH.D you're not guarantee to get a job off the bat. For Dr. Gunawan it was hard finding a job and he was overqualified at times. He thinks people have a false assumption that once you get a PH.D you are out of the position of someone with a masters or bachelors. I honestly thought once you have a PH.D you can get any job you would like people of the title you hold.
Dr. Floether
Question #1: How did you come to find psychology as a general career area?
Response: Dr. Floether surprised me once she told me the real reason she came to find psychology as a general career area is when Something big happened in her life. Her husband passed when her children were young and she saw how upset they were. After that day she wonder how will it effect them in life. That’s when she realized psychology was the right path for her. It’s was she “Live and Breathe” she loves everything about