Madison K. Doyle

Ph.D. • @Austin_Police Research Analyst Senior • Passionate about happiness

[Madison K. Doyle @Mads_D_]

A gigantic thank you to both my work and school fam who showed up and showed out to see me defend my dissertation and officially become Dr. Madison today 🩷 Y'all's love and support means the world to me!

[Madison K. Doyle @Mads_D_]

‼️ The ALERRT Center is hiring a postdoctoral scholar for the '23-'24 school year!

Salary: $50-55k w/ benefits.

DM me if you have questions about what we do and/or how cool it is to get to work here!
#PsychScience #AcademicTwitter

https://t.co/TDBU1Cv6qP

[TXST Criminal Justice and Criminology @TXST_CJC]

New #research in @PolicingJournal by #TXST SCJC PhD student Madison Doyle (@Mads_D_) and faculty Sean Patrick Roche examines the predictors of officers' self-legitimacy

https://t.co/LSgmXyX11a

[The Conversation U.S. @ConversationUS]

By declaring racism a public health crisis, the CDC can draw attention to racial gaps in healthcare – and start to close them (via @IndianaUniv, republished on @FastCompany) https://t.co/MNdbWGRxYW

[David Garlock @DavidLeegarlock]

Do you know what is SAD about the US Legal System???

EVERY Sentence is a Life Sentence because of Collateral Consequences

[Madison K. Doyle @Mads_D_]

Here's more info on all that: https://t.co/Y1cevZcBcO

[Madison K. Doyle @Mads_D_]

Federal private prisons only account for ~22% (~27,000 people, 2017) of all people housed in for profit facilities. ~94,000 people (2017) will remain in state level private prisons. If you want to see state governments follow suit, contact your local law makers ❣️

[President Biden Archived @POTUS46Archive]

No one should be profiteering off of our criminal justice system. That’s why today, I ordered the Department of Justice to end the use of private prisons by the federal government.

[Madison K. Doyle @Mads_D_]

@Binette228 Love how we treat unexpected null/ insignificant findings as IMPORTANT findings and ensure that they get as much recognition as significant/ expected results ❣️

[Madison K. Doyle @Mads_D_]

@ChristeenGeorge @AcademicChatter ❤️ I can only hope to one day be half as wonderful!

[Madison K. Doyle @Mads_D_]

As an instructor, how do you spend the first day of class with undergrads? Is it strictly a syllabus day? Do you jump into material?

Here are my favorite first day activities- nobody asked but y'all are getting anyway!
#AcademicChatter #AcademicTwitter

[Madison K. Doyle @Mads_D_]

@AliciaQuihuis Oh! I love that! I always despised "fun facts" So, I will certainly give this a try!

[Madison K. Doyle @Mads_D_]

The first day is so important for setting the tone for the rest of the semester. If you could walk away knowing you've hooked your students and gotten them excited for a class they never wanted to enjoy, why wouldn't you do that?

[Madison K. Doyle @Mads_D_]

Finally, (my favorite) have students write down their first impressions, feelings, concerns, or general questions they have at this point. Collect them & reflect on the tone you've set for the class, where your students are, and how you can meet them in that space.

[Madison K. Doyle @Mads_D_]

LOVE THIS. I would add that I have tried to also build time into my weekly schedule to read completely for leisure- things that are unrelated to my studies and research. I feel like this helps me to exercise the more creative parts of my brain that I often neglect.

[Jeff Guhin @jeffguhin]

It's really important for me to maintain a love of reading as an academic. There are some for whom this is effortless, but given social media, peak TV, and you know, life, it can be pretty common for reading-is-just-work to become the dominant narrative. A few tricks I've found:

[her name is cyn 🌷 @cynfinite]

Concentrate on your work for 20 minutes, then rest for 10.
Do this four times and you will have spent two hours getting 80 minutes of work done and 40 minutes of rest.

It’s so doable and gives you breathing room. No pressure. The time goes by so quick.

[Carissa Byrne Hessick @CBHessick]

I have seen so many people (including folks on #lawtwitter) comparing what happened at the Capitol yesterday with the violence and property damage that happened in some cities during protests last summer.

Let me explain what is wrong with that analogy . . . . .

[Tye Winters, DO @tmswDO]

We're not asking for you to shoot them like you shoot us.
We're asking you to NOT shoot us like you don't shoot them.