[humanser] Questions

[Serena Cucco]

Hi all,

Amy, I've heard others say how they don't like how NFB centers make
them wear sleep shades.  Having said that, many partially sighted
people have gone to the centers, so I'm sure many of them at
convention can encourage you.

Ericka, from what I know, a smartphone is a bit of a learning curve.
I'm thinking of getting an iPhone cuz you can use an iPhone with a
Braille display.  Plus, Siri, a feature that lets you ask your phone
all kinds of questions and Siri will tell you the answer, sounds
really cool!  I've heard Android is becoming more accessible.  There
will be a workshop about that topic.  Check the NFB agenda for day and
time.

Serena

On 6/23/14, Steven Johnson via humanser <humanser at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> Based on many responses so far, the Master's requirement only makes you
> more
> available in the competitive market if you have the experience to back it
> up.  I have known many persons who are blind that go from undergrad to
> master's or further without gaining any work experience, and in the human
> service field, x-amount of years are generally a minimal requirement.
>
> Steve
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: humanser [mailto:humanser-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of Amy Hatten
> via humanser
> Sent: Monday, June 23, 2014 1:23 PM
> To: humanser at nfbnet.org
> Subject: [humanser] Questions
>
> Hello all.my name is Amy and new to the list. I have a few questions and
> hopefully I will get some answers. I graduated with a bachelors degree in
> psychology. When searching for jobs I have noticed some of them that I am
> interested and require either a valid drivers license and/or  a Masters
> degree.  If it is not one or the other, sometimes it can be both are
> required. Is there any way around any of these requirements?
> Has anyone else experienced this problem? I would love to hear back from
> anyone and to meet people to discover what my options are with a degree in
> psychology. My main goal with the degree is to help people, change and make
> a positive difference and impact on the lives of others.
>
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