This episode is about mental health. Mainly mine, but you matter too...

Per usual, no idea what episode or season it really is.

In this episode, I discuss larger writing assignments, typically given as a final exam or last assignment. Format is critical for this assignment, particularly on the Works Cited (MLA) or References (APA) page. I give you a SECRET tip to help you save time with citations.

Students tend to be intimidated by citing sources, but it really is quite straight-forward. Let me know if you have questions! Apologies for the abrupt ending.  One of my MS symptoms is shortness of breath and I had to stop!  

Talk to you soon!

In this episode, I discuss the differences between 4-year institutions and 2-year institutions (community colleges), and outline the benefits of attending a community college.

Again, for my few listeners, I have completely lost track of episode numbers. Sorry lol

The new contact email for Michelle and the Community College Chronicles!

[email protected]

This episode will discuss the benefits your academic email address.

You will find many of the fucking directions here-check it early and often!

This is what MS sounds like...

Michelle adds a short episode to the podcast, explaining that the phrase "I can't remember the word in English...." is a great way to not only give your audience the impression that you are well-traveled, but also buys you time to think.  

Join us for a short episode of Community College Chronicles! 

A note from your host, Michelle:  Honestly, I have lost track of the episode numbers.  You can listen in whatever order makes sense to you!

This little mini-episode will give you a quick way to sound well-read and knowledgeable!

So, a lot of ground is covered in this episode.  MS, crack, Trump and Gen X.  It contains nothing about school. Oh, and if you are a Trump supporter, fuck off.

This is perhaps the single most valuable tip I can give you. Pay attention. FOLLOW THE FUCKING DIRECTIONS! For real.