Currently recruiting for my dissertation!
Transgender and gender diverse adults please consider participating in a survey about research.
To participate, you must be over 19 years old and reside in the U.S.
My late prof, the historian Michael B. Katz, had a paragraph on all his syllabi about how grad students were much better at ripping a book to shreds than thinking about its positive contribution.
Every year, I repurpose a version of that for my class on health advocacy.
Any recommendations on how to recruit local young adults (21-29) for in-person research? Social media platforms to advertise, post flyers etc.
Any recommendations appreciated!
You are invited to participate in a research study investigating changes in self-perceptions during the COVID-19 pandemic! Letter of information and survey: https://t.co/NEiOiRRqkU
there are 7 basic rape myths that show up whenever we talk about gendered violence.
kate harding articulates this best in her 2015 book “asking for it: the alarming rise of rape culture” (https://t.co/a66CiQB1yc)
I still make posters in PowerPoint. It’s what I had free access to as a grad student, and what most of my students have free access to now.
The last thing science needs is more gatekeeping.
I got accepted to Wayne State University’s Psyc PhD program!! I’m going to be working with Dr. Antonia Abbey!!!
I’m beyond excited, this doesn’t feel real 🤩🤩
First first-author manuscript accepted for publication AND invited to an interview for a PhD program in social/personality psych in the same week! 🤩
Very excited for what’s to come :)
@elana_gloger I just tested positive the other day for the first time about 3 weeks after having my booster. So far the only symptom I’ve had is a sore throat and honestly it’s not the worst sore throat I’ve had either
@ULdiversity Find a small group of friends to share exciting academic achievements. While your immediate family will understand that X is good, they won’t always understand the magnitude of your accomplishment as much as your peers who are going through it with you.
@klkram13 @OpenAcademics@PhDVoice@DisabledAcadem@AcademicChatter We always started our meeting by checking in. I requested that when I started the graduate program bc I struggled with depression in undergrad. I thought it was really helpful because on bad weeks, the expectations for the following meeting were lighter