A day in the life of Berkeley School of Education’s newest assistant professor, Jose Eos Trinidad, looks something like this:
4:00 a.m.: wake-up — yes, even on the weekends — and time for writing
7:00 a.m.: morning swim (formerly in Lake Michigan and now somewhere in the Bay Area, but likely not in the Bay)
9:00 a.m.: back to research and writing
1:00 p.m.: lunch and nap
2:00 p.m.: more research and writing (and meetings and classes)
6:00 p.m.-ish: cook a delicious meal, maybe an Asian or Italian dish (ask him about his shrimp scampi of baked salmon with lemon, pepper, salt, and thyme)
8:00 p.m.: bedtime