Help Me

I am in need of someone from the United States aged 65 or older with at least a 4-year degree to answer some questions for me about their experiences in college. I am a graduate student at a Big Ten university and our conversation will be discussed in a course on the socio-cultural contexts of higher education. Of course, everything will remain strictly confidential. I would rather interviw someone that I know personally, but since I don't know anyone who meets these criteria I am forced to wander through the corridors of RHP looking for a kind soul who might want to help a perfect stranger. (Serious responses only, please.)

Originally posted by hoven5th
I am in need of someone from the United States aged 65 or older with at least a 4-year degree to answer some questions for me about their experiences in college. I am a graduate student at a Big Ten university and our conversation will be discussed in a course on the socio-cultural contexts of higher education. Of course, everything will remain strictly c ...[text shortened]... g for a kind soul who might want to help a perfect stranger. (Serious responses only, please.)

Originally posted by Hand of Hecate
Help me help you. You need to talk to arrakis, he's a veritable font of wisdom. He's certainly over 65 and he's done (or got something to say) about everything.

Originally posted by Hand of Hecate
Help me help you. You need to talk to arrakis, he's a veritable font of wisdom. He's certainly over 65 and he's done (or got something to say) about everything.

I have done a degree in England - does that qualify?

Originally posted by Tyrannosauruschex
I have done a degree in England - does that qualify?

It is more in Chemistry, but actually I know a guy who is quite good at geography so I might still be some use?

Originally posted by hoven5th
I am in need of someone from the United States aged 65 or older with at least a 4-year degree to answer some questions for me about their experiences in college. I am a graduate student at a Big Ten university and our conversation will be discussed in a course on the socio-cultural contexts of higher education. Of course, everything will remain strictly c ...[text shortened]... g for a kind soul who might want to help a perfect stranger. (Serious responses only, please.)

Anyone?

Originally posted by Tyrannosauruschex
I have done a degree in England - does that qualify?

Originally posted by zeeblebot
try browsing various uni dept. pages, keep asking emeriti til you get a positive response.

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