By Juan M. Gerardo. As a Mexican/Chicano who was undocumented as a young adult, I couldn’t believe how Donald J. Trump’s framed his bid to seek the Republican presidential candidacy. He obliterated any dog-whistle politics regarding immigrants, Muslims, and Mexicans. Read more...
By Megan Poorman. I remember vividly the first scientific conference I attended. I was a senior in college and had just agreed to join my current mentor’s group as a Ph.D. student. Read more...
By Heather VanMouwerik. Honestly, I had no intention of becoming anyone’s mentor. I was deep into the “make it work” stage of my academic career: my dissertation was stagnating, I was teaching a new course in a new discipline, my partner had gotten a job across the country, and I was having health problems. Read more...
By Kathleen Moore. Several GradHackers have written about how graduate students can use technological tools to not only enhance their productivity (See here and here), but also to establish and build a strong digital identity (See here, here, and here). Read more...
By Alyssa. Many graduate students have assistantships of some sort. We have a contracts, either annually or by semester, detailing our titles, what responsibilities are, and what our compensation will be. Read more...
By Florianne Jimenez. Do you remember spending hours making art when you were younger? That was one of the biggest joys of being a kid: our “work” was always creative. Read more...
By Patrick Bigsby. Suggestions for sneaking in a vacation on a grad student budget. Read more...
By Joshua Kim. When it comes to EDUCAUSE, I like to think of myself as something of a member of the loyal opposition. More...
By Joshua Kim. You get to campus and discover that you have left your laptop, iPad, and phone at home. More...
By Joshua Kim. Behind every educational technology initiative is a set of assumptions, beliefs, and world-views. More...
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