This is Karen Hunter and welcome to the hub. Okay, we are live. Hi, good morning, afternoon, New Bians, and others. Hi, hi, Dr.

Like, oh, I'm like, what are're talking about today?

Are you?

No, we, look, we're talking about what we've been doing,

place making.

If I find my little notebook, I put my my I've been oh there it is I've got to go get I've been I've been spending

wait is this your last week now I'm done it was supposed to this your last week? No, I'm done.

It was supposed to be my last week,

but my students tell me next week is reading.

Reading.

Yeah, they were like, we're not coming in.

Yeah, that's a bit of an anachronism these days, I think, in some ways.

I get the concept of reading period for law school. We, That was invaluable because it was the week between the last

day of class and the first day of exam. And of course law school is just basically reading. So that gives you a time, well, okay, I don't have to prepare for class. Now I need to review all my outlines, my notes, and go into, I get that for that. But how does reading period work at Hunter? I have no idea. I've never utilized it and I have not given exams. So my class is very lab oriented like it's very real real life. You're going to go out, you're going to do these assignments, you're going to interview people, you're going to write these stories based off of what's going on, you're going to, you know, we have final projects, so we did that podcast.

We're building brands, we have marketing, we did all of these things, so there's no

exam. But also, you know, as I'm reimagining education, and let me just say thank you to you.

Let me thank you, Youraise for this as well.

We're about to do a drop in June, so he's working on some things.

But this job with the pockets in both sides and

yeah yeah all right all right you're gonna get pockets in both sides right

yeah it's not just the pass through.

It's like you can.

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