"It’s critical for investigators to write clear, cohesive, compelling proposals that foreground the science and its potential significance." https://t.co/Q68GBkQ42A
Given the final months of 2017, it appears that federal #HigherEd policy will be a significant part of the 2018 agenda. Here’s how Washington could shape higher education in 2018… via @DaniDougPost https://t.co/FQVyeVshgq
A new study of some 5,000 humanities and social sciences Ph.D.s finds that those working in nonprofits are more satisfied with their jobs than are their peers in tenure-track faculty positions https://t.co/WyiRGcb7Qp
"Under the agreement, tuition waivers received by graduate students remain tax-free, students can still deduct loan interest payments and bonds that colleges use for construction stay interest-free." via @DaniDougPost@wapo https://t.co/LNIEyVDxjG
Men are two and a half times more likely to ask a question in an academic seminar than women, according to a major study that offers further explanation of female under-representation in science.
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Starting #CGS57 today w/ great workshops: master's level enrollment management; creating int'l opps for US grad students; tracking/supporting student progress; attracting/supporting int'l students; holistic review; & postdocs. Tell us what you're learning!
Grad students took their concerns to Capitol Hill Tuesday. Their key area of concern is the House plan to tax tuition waivers. https://t.co/zgv6yTU1rS #taxbill
We're ready for the CGS Annual Meeting in Scottsdale and great sessions on shaping the future of graduate education! #CGS57 to follow the conversation. Visit https://t.co/BzzhZd7LZH for the final program. See you soon!
"Who, in good conscience, truly believes that we should drastically cut funding that leads to an educated citizenry, vibrant economic growth, better jobs and a future for those who desire and deserve the best we can offer?" #savegraded#donttaxeducation https://t.co/NQ1RvkZ5oe
"You can’t just take responsibility for the academic possibility and outsource the others. That is to say, you can’t fall for the canard (let alone perpetuate it) that professors cannot advise graduate students who are heading toward a life beyond the professoriate." https://t.co/LDgnHSPl8v
How can graduate advisers think strategically about their advisees’ career preparation within the flawed system for Ph.D.s? @jmvanwyck shares advice (opinion) https://t.co/2IHEKGbUQu
“As a leader, if a few people are not happy with you all the time you’re doing a good job...You cannot be a control freak in this job.” https://t.co/OHDU3PPbtM