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17 mars 2017

Talk to Your Union!

By Alyssa. Why you should utilize this campus resource during grad school. Read more...

17 mars 2017

Dear International Students: This is Not Normal

By Florianne Jimenez. A couple of months ago, I wrote a post on how to negotiate being an international student caught between nations. Back then, I was only thinking about distance and adjustment, and how to think of our personal and professional lives transnationally. Read more...

17 mars 2017

To Whom It May Concern

By Patrick Bigsby. Teaching, as my fellow GradHackers have written and as Edward James Olmos has demonstrated, is the sort of vocation that philosophers must have had in mind when they asserted that hard work is its own reward. Read more...

17 mars 2017

A Creative Commons Primer for Graduate Students

By Heather VanMouwerik. A guide to finding and using images for your scholarship and teaching. Read more...

17 mars 2017

The Necessity of a Dedicated Backup System

By Nue Lee. No one likes to talk about it, because it may be admitting that you don’t do it, but as graduate students, we must have a dedicated backup system. Read more...

17 mars 2017

That Rock You Hide Under

By Juan M. Gerardo. GradHackers have discussed the value of self-care and the importance of a work-life balance. What other options are there in addition to sleep, exercise, and eating well. Read more...

17 mars 2017

Hosting Prospective Student Visits

By Shira Lurie. Grad school has certain dependable patterns, and often sandwiched between the awkward departmental "welcome-back” party in January and Spring Break in March is the prospective student visit. Read more...

17 mars 2017

The Focused Classroom

By Anne Guarnera. As I write this, I count 14 text messages, seven notifications on Facebook messenger, four new e-mails (even though I just checked a half hour ago) and countless blog posts, New York Times articles, and Instagram photos to review. Read more...

17 mars 2017

Some (Mostly) Easy Ways to Become a “Greener” Scholar

By Natascha Chtena. Many of us want to reduce our footprint on the planet, and there are lots of ways to do so. Yet our scholarly and work practices aren’t the first ones we turn to when looking to green up our lives. Read more...

17 mars 2017

The Complicated Lives of Our Colleagues

By Joshua Kim. Yes, there is history and a brand and buildings, and some other things. But it it the people who are connected with the university that make the place what it is. More...

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