I registered for the last time last week, shelling out the bones for my last quarter of graduate school. Three months, and then I’m done and then I can return to the work world. Whee! Here’s hoping that post-graduation 2.0 will be as tumultuous as post-graduation 1.0. Here’s what I’m taking my last quarter in graduate school:

Strategic Information Initiatives
Studies and applies strategic information initiatives within an organization, including: readiness assessment, organizational mandates, information inventories, content management, information audits, and information architecture initiatives. Focuses on building business cases for and leading information initiatives in organizations.

Stakeholders, Information, and Technology
Capstone experience. Addresses system integration and the increasing demand to apply a broad range of technologies to the information needs of diverse user groups during the implementation of comprehensive information systems across an organization. Encourages student-organized individual/team projects.

For my capstone I am doing a bunch of information architecture stuff for web 2.0 components of a market research intranet. It’s coolio.

Independent Study or Research in Information Management
Supervised independent study or research.

I’m learning Ruby on Rails. It’s bomb.com/hot.

All I can think of most days in finding a job. But not to fear! The great job hunt of 2007 has begun, and I’ve already had several promising conversations, including one with the worldwide leader of something or other here in Seattle. (Hint: not software, coffee, or airplanes.)