Here is part of the last entry: “Grad school demands that we unlearn many things, but I never imagined that writing would be one of them. As I write this here, at the end of these thousands of words, I still feel like I just started writing. My hand cramps. I worry. I don’t flow with copious rigor.”
Being a college professor isn't really a cushy job - Vox - 0 views
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Hours of a faculty member in higher education. I find this inflated, but maybe this is true for some folks.
Diversity and Dishonesty - NYTimes.com - 0 views
Study traces relative success of those who earn Ph.D.s at more and less prestigious ins... - 0 views
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where you go to school matters.
The No-Fail Secret to Writing a Dissertation | Vitae - 0 views
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apologies for the swearing, but this is a great article on habits to productive writing.
Writing 20 Minutes Every. Single. Day. - ProfHacker - Blogs - The Chronicle of Higher E... - 1 views
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I don't really agree with the upper limit of writing, personally. If you're writing well, keep going!
ESS Scholarships - Graduate - 0 views
New book on how to navigate an entire academic career | Inside Higher Ed - 0 views
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preparing for academic jobs
Instructional Design Hourly Rates and Salary | Experiencing E-Learning - 0 views
Your First Year in a Ph.D. Program - Advice - The Chronicle of Higher Education - 0 views
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That is why conference attendance, even when you are just starting out, can be so important. Find out whether your university offers travel grants to help graduate students defray the costs of going to academic conferences. Keep an eye out for conferences happening near your institution. Many of the major scholarly societies have regional chapters, and attending those sessions is a good starting point.
The Negotiation - Dunderpedia: The Office Wiki - 0 views
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perhaps a fun way to think about salary negotation?
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