By Emily Roberts. Advice for being realistic about managing your graduate stipend. Read more...
18 février 2017
18 février 2017
Inside the Ivory Tower: I can speak Spanish here?
By Juan M. Gerardo. In prior Gradhacker blog entries, authors have discussed a variety of experiences negotiating identities. Some have focused on the professional identity, others on developing an online professional identity. Others still have discussed personal tensions between parenting/family/graduate school and others still of their experiences as a person of color and as an international student. More...
18 février 2017
The Importance of Female Friendship in Graduate School
By Heather VanMouwerik. In praise of some of the most meaningful relationships you'll forge during the Ph.D. Read more...
18 février 2017
All Work and No Play Makes for a Dull Grad Student
By Florianne Jimenez. We’re constantly told to go out and have fun, but never told how or what to do. Read more...
18 février 2017
Procrastinate Your Way to a Ph.D.
By Megan Poorman. It's okay not to want to work on something. Read more...
18 février 2017
Collaborations Gone Haywire
By Megan Poorman. As graduate students doing collaborative research, we are often the main point of contact for the group – not just performing the work but managing the day to day interactions as well. Read more...
18 février 2017
Taking a Closer Look at GradHacker
By Kathleen Moore. When I saw the call for GradHacker authors in December, it took days to think about what I could pitch as my first blog post. I wanted to come up with something unique. Read more...
18 février 2017
Studying Staff
By Joshua Kim. Why non-faculty postsecondary staff are seldom the subject of inquiry. Read more...
18 février 2017
Inter-Institutional Collaboration Among Alt-Academics
By Joshua Kim. One sign that a profession is morphing into a discipline is when the strength inter-institutional collaborative networks rivals that of the connections within our organizations. Read more...
18 février 2017
An Open EdTech Letter to Secretary DeVos
By Joshua Kim. Congratulations on your Senate confirmation as Secretary of Education. Read more...
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