@AcademicChatter is the submission portal for @tandfonline down or could it be me? Past hour haven't been able to submit a manuscript due Jan. 31...#PhDlife
We have a bunch of free PhD resources on our site including:
The paper planning template
Conference presentation planner
Research question checklist
Meeting planner
Student project planner
And a lot more, all free for you here: https://t.co/JtewqmvSpx
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Things to consider for grad advisors/collaborations in academia:
When you are warned about a prospective advisor/PI/colleague in #academia sometimes you STILL don’t see it coming because the warning can be so cryptic… #AcademicChatter
“People who are woke are more unhappy”
I think the terminology they’re looking for is “minorities and people affected by discrimination and societal barriers aware of injustice, rightfully upset”
If you know of a future parent, I definitely recommend a baby wrap (not just a carrier) as a gift. Calms a fussy baby and frees up the hands...
Signed the mom of a 6 month old strapped to her as she works
@jayvanbavel I wonder how many of these papers had contributions from unreported authors or paid grad students? Also wondering how this compares to the number of papers that recent graduates have when they go to apply for jobs....
@jacasiegel I really wish that someone would explain how copyright works and how this works for journals and in terms of citations and using figures and such...
1) People impose a false dichotomy on their career options. These conversations often start with “I’m not sure if I should stay in academia or leave.” There are endless options for what your career could be. “Not academia” is a broad category.
New @QSageLab study recruiting adults (18+) of all genders for an online sexuality study! Prize draws available. Visit https://t.co/snV93crR5x or contact [email protected] for more details. @samantha_mmaki
@dr_alphalyrae I feel this. I think we fight against it in trying to be more colorful, but I was certainly taught that only certain styles (blazers, pants, pencil skirts) are professional along with more muted colors. Yet, why can’t we be professional in a long skirt or in a bright orange top?