If you missed the live announcement, what we revealed is that Shane Emmons is now officially an RbMU staff member. Shane has taken our core skills course, the first design practices seminar, the 6 week teaching course, and has mentored in several core skills sessions. In May, he acted as my assistant instructor and helped lead the class to the best pass-rate by percentage we've ever seen.
While it'll be some time before we see Shane teaching completely on his own at RbMU, his contributions have been enormous and we want to recognize him for that. The nice thing is that he is both an alumnus and a staff member, so this is not as much a promotion as it is an extra role to take on. We hope that having someone who's been through RbMU as a student before on staff will help us stay in touch with the needs of our students as RbMU continues to grow and change.
So please welcome Shane and thank him for his awesome work!
> If you missed the live announcement, what we revealed is that Shane Emmons is now officially an RbMU staff member. Shane has taken our core skills course, the first design practices seminar, the 6 week teaching course, and has mentored in several core skills sessions. In May, he acted as my assistant instructor and helped lead the class to the best pass-rate by percentage we've ever seen.
> While it'll be some time before we see Shane teaching completely on his own at RbMU, his contributions have been enormous and we want to recognize him for that. The nice thing is that he is both an alumnus and a staff member, so this is not as much a promotion as it is an extra role to take on. We hope that having someone who's been through RbMU as a student before on staff will help us stay in touch with the needs of our students as RbMU continues to grow and change.
> So please welcome Shane and thank him for his awesome work!
On Wed, Jun 1, 2011 at 11:39 PM, TJ Singleton <inaweof...@gmail.com> wrote: > Congrats!
> On Jun 1, 2011, at 12:27 PM, Gregory Brown wrote:
> > Hi folks,
> > If you missed the live announcement, what we revealed is that Shane > Emmons is now officially an RbMU staff member. Shane has taken our core > skills course, the first design practices seminar, the 6 week teaching > course, and has mentored in several core skills sessions. In May, he acted > as my assistant instructor and helped lead the class to the best pass-rate > by percentage we've ever seen.
> > While it'll be some time before we see Shane teaching completely on his > own at RbMU, his contributions have been enormous and we want to recognize > him for that. The nice thing is that he is both an alumnus and a staff > member, so this is not as much a promotion as it is an extra role to take > on. We hope that having someone who's been through RbMU as a student before > on staff will help us stay in touch with the needs of our students as RbMU > continues to grow and change.
> > So please welcome Shane and thank him for his awesome work!
> Congratulation! Shane, you are awesome. Well done :)
> On Wed, Jun 1, 2011 at 11:39 PM, TJ Singleton <inaweof...@gmail.com>wrote:
>> Congrats!
>> On Jun 1, 2011, at 12:27 PM, Gregory Brown wrote:
>> > Hi folks,
>> > If you missed the live announcement, what we revealed is that Shane >> Emmons is now officially an RbMU staff member. Shane has taken our core >> skills course, the first design practices seminar, the 6 week teaching >> course, and has mentored in several core skills sessions. In May, he acted >> as my assistant instructor and helped lead the class to the best pass-rate >> by percentage we've ever seen.
>> > While it'll be some time before we see Shane teaching completely on his >> own at RbMU, his contributions have been enormous and we want to recognize >> him for that. The nice thing is that he is both an alumnus and a staff >> member, so this is not as much a promotion as it is an extra role to take >> on. We hope that having someone who's been through RbMU as a student before >> on staff will help us stay in touch with the needs of our students as RbMU >> continues to grow and change.
>> > So please welcome Shane and thank him for his awesome work!
>> Congratulation! Shane, you are awesome. Well done :)
>> On Wed, Jun 1, 2011 at 11:39 PM, TJ Singleton <inaweof...@gmail.com>wrote:
>>> Congrats!
>>> On Jun 1, 2011, at 12:27 PM, Gregory Brown wrote:
>>> > Hi folks,
>>> > If you missed the live announcement, what we revealed is that Shane >>> Emmons is now officially an RbMU staff member. Shane has taken our core >>> skills course, the first design practices seminar, the 6 week teaching >>> course, and has mentored in several core skills sessions. In May, he acted >>> as my assistant instructor and helped lead the class to the best pass-rate >>> by percentage we've ever seen.
>>> > While it'll be some time before we see Shane teaching completely on his >>> own at RbMU, his contributions have been enormous and we want to recognize >>> him for that. The nice thing is that he is both an alumnus and a staff >>> member, so this is not as much a promotion as it is an extra role to take >>> on. We hope that having someone who's been through RbMU as a student before >>> on staff will help us stay in touch with the needs of our students as RbMU >>> continues to grow and change.
>>> > So please welcome Shane and thank him for his awesome work!
> If you missed the live announcement, what we revealed is that Shane Emmons > is now officially an RbMU staff member. Shane has taken our core skills > course, the first design practices seminar, the 6 week teaching course, and > has mentored in several core skills sessions. In May, he acted as my > assistant instructor and helped lead the class to the best pass-rate by > percentage we've ever seen.
> While it'll be some time before we see Shane teaching completely on his own > at RbMU, his contributions have been enormous and we want to recognize him > for that. The nice thing is that he is both an alumnus and a staff member, > so this is not as much a promotion as it is an extra role to take on. We > hope that having someone who's been through RbMU as a student before on > staff will help us stay in touch with the needs of our students as RbMU > continues to grow and change.
> So please welcome Shane and thank him for his awesome work!
> If you missed the live announcement, what we revealed is that Shane Emmons > is now officially an RbMU staff member. Shane has taken our core skills > course, the first design practices seminar, the 6 week teaching course, and > has mentored in several core skills sessions. In May, he acted as my > assistant instructor and helped lead the class to the best pass-rate by > percentage we've ever seen.
> While it'll be some time before we see Shane teaching completely on his own > at RbMU, his contributions have been enormous and we want to recognize him > for that. The nice thing is that he is both an alumnus and a staff member, > so this is not as much a promotion as it is an extra role to take on. We > hope that having someone who's been through RbMU as a student before on > staff will help us stay in touch with the needs of our students as RbMU > continues to grow and change.
> So please welcome Shane and thank him for his awesome work!
On Thu, Jun 2, 2011 at 5:16 AM, Andrea Singh <i...@madebydna.com> wrote: > Congratulations Shane. You're an RbMU Legend :-)
> I meant to be at the live announcement, but unfortunately I misread Greg's > email and didn't realize that his tomorrow was my today.
> ~ Andrea
> On Wed, Jun 1, 2011 at 6:27 PM, Gregory Brown < > gregory_br...@letterboxes.org> wrote:
>> Hi folks,
>> If you missed the live announcement, what we revealed is that Shane Emmons >> is now officially an RbMU staff member. Shane has taken our core skills >> course, the first design practices seminar, the 6 week teaching course, and >> has mentored in several core skills sessions. In May, he acted as my >> assistant instructor and helped lead the class to the best pass-rate by >> percentage we've ever seen.
>> While it'll be some time before we see Shane teaching completely on his >> own at RbMU, his contributions have been enormous and we want to recognize >> him for that. The nice thing is that he is both an alumnus and a staff >> member, so this is not as much a promotion as it is an extra role to take >> on. We hope that having someone who's been through RbMU as a student before >> on staff will help us stay in touch with the needs of our students as RbMU >> continues to grow and change.
>> So please welcome Shane and thank him for his awesome work!
