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Self-Image.
I'm in a weird state. This is my CV. In the past few months and years, I have applied to several teaching and academic positions, and have received none of them. Since completing my graduate program, I have only added to my field of experience, and yet... nothing. So.
If you were hiring for academic positions, is there anything, here, which would immediately turn you off? Elucidate, here.
I have a body image issue. My abdominal muscles are asymmetrical, as a result of stance, hip cast, and something strange about the composition of my ribs (right side of my ribs is more pronounced than the left, creating a weird space for the attendant musculature). This has become more and more apparent to me, in the past several months. It bothers the living fuck out of me, and I am very self-conscious about it.
Those of you with chiropractic or gait-based experience, what can I do to adjust my stance, hip cast, etc, to correct this?
Borders Trip, today. I very much feel my Raven, when I go to closing stores to raid their closeout sales.
On a happier note, pages 141 through 154 of Truman Capote's Other Voices, Other Rooms comprise some of the most brilliant prose i have ever read. I mean that. Read this book.
Okay, ta.
If you were hiring for academic positions, is there anything, here, which would immediately turn you off? Elucidate, here.
I have a body image issue. My abdominal muscles are asymmetrical, as a result of stance, hip cast, and something strange about the composition of my ribs (right side of my ribs is more pronounced than the left, creating a weird space for the attendant musculature). This has become more and more apparent to me, in the past several months. It bothers the living fuck out of me, and I am very self-conscious about it.
Those of you with chiropractic or gait-based experience, what can I do to adjust my stance, hip cast, etc, to correct this?
Borders Trip, today. I very much feel my Raven, when I go to closing stores to raid their closeout sales.
On a happier note, pages 141 through 154 of Truman Capote's Other Voices, Other Rooms comprise some of the most brilliant prose i have ever read. I mean that. Read this book.
Okay, ta.