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Taken by students in 30 countries and over 200 universities so far, the Dissertation Jumpstart is a comprehensive course that will help you:
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Of all the parts of the application process, the letters of recommendation may seem to be the part over which you have the least control.
Actually, you have more influence than you know. In this course I teach you what I have learned about getting great letters of recommendation, as someone who has requested and written dozens of letters. You will walk away knowing exactly who to ask, what to ask for, and how to position yourself as a strong candidate, even if you were not always a perfect student. If you are applying for graduate programs, post-docs, fellowships, or anything else requiring letters of recommendation from faculty, this course will help make sure that you are not "damned by faint praise." |
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Is the idea of writer's block blocking you from understanding what's really preventing you from writing?
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What if you have avoided your dissertation or thesis for so long that you're anxious about reaching out to your advisor or supervisor?
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Interview with Jennifer Polk of From Ph.D. to Life
I was thrilled to interview Jennifer Polk of From Ph.D. to Life on the question of preparing for multiple career paths before you graduate.
Jennifer is co-organizer of the BeyondProf Conference at BeyondProf.com. This online conference is a yearly opportunity for grad students to explore alternative career paths and strategies. Consider attending or asking your institution to stream it for students. |
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Dr. Ramona Houston, historian and community engagement strategist gives great advice about how to find, fund, and attend conferences that will advance your career. Find out more at ramonahouston.com
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Stats chats with stats coach, Dr. Jan Swingle
A writer and a statistician walk into a bar. What happens next might save you amazing amounts of time in designing your research, presenting your findings, or just overcoming the anxiety long enough to get to work.
Why Talk About Stats?
Correlation and Causation
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Stats Vocab Rundown
Results and Discussion
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Key Vocabulary in Statistics
Overcoming Statistics Anxiety
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Take an advisor's thesis topic?
Finding a thesis topic
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Getting Feedback in Online Classes
Finding literature in your field
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Anticipating Revisions on the IRB
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