Give Us One Minute (GUOM) is a personal blog. As the tagline suggests, it is simply a random stream of consciousness about the things in life we find interesting.
So what can you expect when you Give Us One Minute? In all honesty, there’s no telling. We have very short attention spans and regularly move from interest to interest and project to project. Maybe because we have mild forms off adult ADD or maybe we just have a large number of interests. You know, “jack of all trades…master of none.” We’ll hope its more of the later, but whatever the case, we will post both our thoughts on articles posted by others or, more likely, original content about what’s on our minds or what we think readers might find interesting.
Keeping in mind that this is OUR website, the posts you find here will obviously be things we enjoy. This site is not designed for a specific demographic, it’s simply our place to post and share our stuff and stuff we enjoy (stuff being the very technical term of course). If others like our stuff, that just makes us feel good. We like our readers and we really like finding out that folks enjoy our content and thoughts. We would also like to get your feedback on our posts and original content. So, for the two of you reading our site on a regular basis (thanks family), feel free to leave your comments on any post.
About the bloggers:
Nikki A. Combs, M.A. | Nikki is married to Steven (see below) and is a housewife and a former member of the faculty at the University of Southern Indiana. Nikki received her M.S. in Organizational Psychology from Middle Tennessee State University. Currently she serves as an Adjunct Faculty member in the School of Liberal Arts at Ivy Tech Community College of Indiana – Lafayette. She has also taught for the Evansville and Muncie regions and specializes in teaching online courses.
Steven B. Combs, Ph.D. | Steven is married to Nikki (see above) and is A Dean and Professor of the School of Applied Science and Engineering Technology for Ivy Tech Community College of Indiana – Lafayette. Prior to this appointment, he served as Professor and Program Chair for Manufacturing and Industrial Technology at Ivy Tech Community College of Indiana – Evansville. Steven received his Ph.D. in Higher Education Administration and Leadership from Indiana State University. Of course Nikki thinks this has gone to his head…maybe she’s right!
