How many Professors have you met in your life? How many of them have described themselves as "Accidental" Professors?  Probably not many, but our guest this week does exactly that.  Give a listen to how Jessica Murfin became a college professor by accident.   This podcast is brought to you by Willamette Workforce Partnership. To learn about the great work of WWP, check out their website>> <a href='https://willwp.org/%20'>https://willwp.org/ </a>

How many Professors have you met in your life? How many of them have described themselves as "Accidental" Professors? Probably not many, but our guest this week does exactly that. Give a listen to how Jessica Murfin became a college professor by accident. This podcast is brought to you by Willamette Workforce Partnership. To learn about the great work of WWP, check out their website>> https://willwp.org/

How many Professors have you met in your life? How many of them have described themselves as "Accidental" Professors?&nbsp; Probably not many, but our guest this week does exactly that.&nbsp; Give a listen to how Jessica Murfin became a college professor by accident.&nbsp; &nbsp;This podcast is brought to you by Willamette Workforce Partnership. To learn about the great work of WWP, check out their website&gt;&gt; <a href="https://willwp.org/%20" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://willwp.org/ </a>

All in a Day's Work-Jessica Murfin-Professor-Part 1

Often, our society places much negativity toward "work". We use terms like "we "have" to go to work" and we are "free" from work on our weekends. It's like Fridays are the best day of the week and Mondays suck. It doesn't have to be that way.All in a Day's Work is a conversation with people who love their jobs. These are common, everyday jobs that many may not know exist and the people who not only perform these jobs well but love their work. We'll learn about their job, how they got to their positions and why they love what they do.

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Often, our society places much negativity toward "work". We use terms like "we "have" to go to work" and we are "free" from work on our weekends. It's like Fridays are the best day of the week and Mondays suck. It doesn't have to be that way.All in a Day's Work is a conversation with people who love their jobs. These are common, everyday jobs that many may not know exist and the people who not only perform these jobs well but love their work. We'll learn about their job, how they got to their positions and why they love what they do.

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