Day 9

 Completed the Exit Interview!


Discussed the overall project process with numerous faculty members and shared specific insights into the results and its implications in terms of both merit and interpretation from a community perspective.


I am excited to be able to leave something for the school before I go and to better understand some of the current aspects of this community from this point of view.


There are still some specific language refinements left that will be revised in the following days based on feedback from the faculty.


8:30-12:00 AM

3.5 hours

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