When I began to wonder who I should interview for this assignment, I decided to interview my government professor David Prindle because he was the most interesting person. Thus, I began to prepare my meet with him by devising some questions to ask. When I imagined how the interview would go, I thought he would agree to meet me at during his office hours on Friday. I expected the interview to last around 20 to 30 minutes. I figured that some of the answers I would get would be predictable, such as what major he studied in college. I guessed that I wouldn’t ask more than necessary due to my excitement. I estimated that more or less; my expectations would be met. I would later realize how my expectation would both be fulfilled and failed by the
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It turns out that while I did get lost, and ended up arriving later; I still had thirty-five minutes to spare. When he finally came, I didn’t expect him to have lunch because knew that he had an interview with me beforehand. I started my interview with questions that I thought I needed to ask for this interview assignment. I questioned about his opinions and views about Liberal Arts, and he said that it is a good department to study. When I asked him what made him teach a government class, he unexpectedly stated; that he was a Political Scientist rather than a usual government professor. He mentioned an interesting fact about how The University of Harvard and The University of Texas say that the class he teaches is a government course while other universities say that it is a political science course. He then told how his interest in politics made him pursue what he is now. He has also been teaching Darwin and the Politics of Evolution. I then asked what skills would people learn in his class. He replied that they are required to take his class so it didn’t matter what skills people would learn. I then inquired what about people who already got the credit, or taking this class as
It turns out that while I did get lost, and ended up arriving later; I still had thirty-five minutes to spare. When he finally came, I didn’t expect him to have lunch because knew that he had an interview with me beforehand. I started my interview with questions that I thought I needed to ask for this interview assignment. I questioned about his opinions and views about Liberal Arts, and he said that it is a good department to study. When I asked him what made him teach a government class, he unexpectedly stated; that he was a Political Scientist rather than a usual government professor. He mentioned an interesting fact about how The University of Harvard and The University of Texas say that the class he teaches is a government course while other universities say that it is a political science course. He then told how his interest in politics made him pursue what he is now. He has also been teaching Darwin and the Politics of Evolution. I then asked what skills would people learn in his class. He replied that they are required to take his class so it didn’t matter what skills people would learn. I then inquired what about people who already got the credit, or taking this class as