In this video, I muse on the idea of meaning, and how it affects our lives. I talk about how we make our own meaning, and how this process is key to our happiness. Yes, you guessed it — there is no such thing as objective external meaning telling us what to...
You have likely heard people (including me!) talk about how important it is to learn from our experience. When we experience something, it imprints itself on us in a way that study alone, reading alone, discussing alone, just cannot do. In this way, we who work in...
Do you remember when you were younger, and the middle of August arrived with that mixture of excitement for going back to school along with that awful reminder that somebody else was getting ready to spring our new schedules on us?Strange how the passion for learning...
In an age of immediacy and computer-driven outsourcing of work, we can send out our laundry, order in food, gift giftcards, stream movies, and even speak to our digital assistants to remind us to send flowers on holidays, there still is not a way to outsource our own...
May Black Friday be the day I stand up to materialist hype and buy what I want because I want it, and not as today’s shiny object syndrome. RSS - Posts RSS - Comments Archives Archives Select Month February 2019 (11) January 2019 (16) December...
About Me
Jeffrey M. Keefer, Ph.D., is an educational consultant, institutional researcher and accreditation officer in higher education, professor of research methodology, nonprofit capacity building and strategic planning consultant, talent development coach, spiritual life advisor (chaplain) at New York University, spiritual director, and Wikipedian.
How to Critically Evaluate the Sources Used in Graduate and Doctoral Research Papers
The Graduate Student’s Guide to Choosing a Research Topic
Empowering Your Voice: A Welcome Guide for New Wikipedia Editors
How to Connect with Nature: A College Student’s Back-to-School Guide
Exploring Nature’s Wisdom: A Guide to Personal Growth through Nature-Based Pilgrimage