Collaborative blog and digital round table for grad students by grad students.
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"Do I take money from an 'unseemly' institution to do significant historical work, or do I patiently wait to secure funding from a source I consider less sordid?" | @seiter_tim tackles tough questions about funding sources and ethics #academichatter bit.ly/2Xzt5rB
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"Should we not aim for our dissertations to have a life beyond the doctoral defense?" @KaySohini offers her thoughts on re-imagining the dissertation in comic book format and all the scholarly and personal benefits that go with it! #AcademicChatter
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Interested in getting your students outside of the classroom and into the world? Check out this post by @SritamaBarna on worldmaking in (and outside of) the college composition classroom #AcademicChatter #writing
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Writing letters of recommendation can be complex, especially when it comes on top of all of the other responsibilities that grad students hold. These suggestions from @lesliemleo can help you navigate the process #AcademicChatter
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Thinking about using a laser pointer in your presentation? Check out these considerations from @CarolynTrietsch before you decide. #academicchatter #phdchat
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“It used to be that the worlds of the humanities, politics, science, technology….everything was very separated, but it’s different now” Read more from a conversation between #gradhacker @ingridjoylyn and the Dean of @nyutandon, @jelenazk #AcademicChatter
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Deadline Friday!
GradHacker is looking for contributing authors from any field interested in writing 1-2 posts per month. Apply with a cover letter, C.V. and two posts at bit.ly/GradHackerApp by February 14th #AcademicChatter
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There's still time! Have thoughts on Grad Ed? Teaching ideas? Tips for grads? We're looking for contributing authors from any field interested in writing 1-2 posts per month. Apply with a cover letter, C.V. and two posts at bit.ly/GradHackerApp by Feb 14th #AcademicChatter
Choosing a dissertation committee is hard and it can have a big impact on your grad school experience. Check out these tips from @lesliemleo on how to make sure you pick the right team #academicchatter #phdchat bit.ly/2SjmFZr
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Time is running out!
GradHacker is looking for contributing authors from any field interested in writing 1-2 posts per month. Apply with a cover letter, C.V. and two posts at bit.ly/GradHackerApp by February 14th #AcademicChatter
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There are a growing number of programs focused on public engagement in grad ed, such as @PublicsLab, @UI_HPG, @GeorgetownMAEPH, @UWHumanities. For ideas on how to integrate public engagement into your scholarship, check out this post from @jordanmcneill89
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In her post on engaged scholarship, @jordanmcneill89 discusses coming to graduate school wondering how she could best make her work matter and the strategies that she used to maximize the impact of her work. #AcademicChatter #phdchat
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"Work and plan ahead," and look for even more opportunities to engage with training, publications, presentations, and other forms of scholarly and professional development. This and other advice on maximizing your grad school experience #AcademicChatter
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Grad school comes with lot of opportunities. Elizabeth Dunn has some suggestions for making sure that you take full advance of them.
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It's an election year and voting can be complicated for grad students, especially for those who may be voting absentee. Check out these tips from @rileysline about navigating the absentee voting process. #AcademicChatter #VoteThemAllOut2020 bit.ly/37QK0IB
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