Today has been, I have to admit, one of the most strenuous, stress-filled days of my project. This was due to having to balance my schoolwork and the pressing needs of my SCORE assignment. While I have had difficulties in fitting time in for my SCORE project because of classroom requirements, today seemed almost unbearable. I spent the whole morning looking for sources for an English essay I'm already behind on, staring at a computer all day and feeling like my mind would turn completely numb with exhaustion, and then having to work non-stop ALL afternoon on SCORE, which I had been already working on already this morning.
But I digress. Today has also been a very important day in regards to my SCORE project. Tomorrow, seARTS will be sponsoring the Semi-annual Cultural Organization Partners Meeting. My work on the surveys for the past two weeks has been gathering the data that will be presented for this event. This afternoon, I have been in contact via email with a member of the seARTS board of directors, Deborah Eliason, whom I had met last week and discussed my work with seARTS. I originally sent her an email asking how she would like me to categorize the data that I was preparing for the meeting. Deborah responded by asking me to fill out questions that she would need by tomorrow. Using the data from the surveys and notes I have taken during this time. I managed to complete this in good time. Tomorrow, I plan on attending the event and watching the data I scrutinized over be presented to seARTS and to the nonprofit community.
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