Day #1

Monday-May 9th

Hours Logged= 7 Hours

Project Total= 7 Hours 

Time- 9:53pm

Today was a planning based day to say the least. I spent most of my day in the library working on perfecting my schedule, updating my final paper outline with new research, and preparing for the upcoming work weeks. My first few days will be spent working on my paper and seeking feedback from my mentor and committee members. Towards the end of the week my focus will shift to working on my visual presentation for my chapel night next Monday. I also scheduled my public demonstrations with Mel for next Wednesday. This evening I met with Kristin Nesbitt to discuss the planning for my paper. We worked on refining my paper and I spent all of study hall implementing her suggestions into my outline. I accomplished a good amount of work today and I believe I set myself up for success for the upcoming 2 weeks.




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