over the past years i have been asked repeatedly about common misconceptions of being a published/“established” author. and in my opinion, the biggest one is this: that publication and recognition are

In solidarity with CSU faculty and other professionals, today beginning the largest faculty strike in US history.

.Secretary Deb Haaland met with COLSA CHHS researchers on a recent visit to NH to learn how their work is protecting our coastline and increasing access to the state’s rich outdoor recreation and resources.

First-year PhDs: this may be one of the most exciting *and* most stressful years of your life. For #SomeoneToTalkTo , we asked 1st year PhD students in lab science, social science, and humanities depts. to describe their biggest stressors: mariosmall.com/someone-to-tal… 1/7

This is the best account on Twitter.

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We all *can be* in this together. Beautiful video.

Very helpful list. Strongly object to using the concept of Stockholm Syndrome here. Let’s keep our bearings, folks.

Excellent, esp: 'if someone is sufficiently interested in what the PhD offers as an experience and skillset, that's the chops.' Advice at start of my PhD: Coursework is a priority, but your lowest. Radically changed my focus from being a 'good student' to building new skillset.

Unfortunately Bad Twitter is still better than Good [insert new app]

Sign up for 'Designing and Conducting #Qualitative Research Studies With Methodological Integrity' a full-day workshop conducted by Heidi Levitt at APA Convention convention.apa.org/ce-workshop-de…

UNH to receive $3.8M grant to improve mental health services in New Hampshire schools wmur.com/article/unh-gr…

Bravo UNH Education Department! In action with President Dean and Provost & Vice President for Academic Affairs, Wayne Jones Jr., at UNH Day at the statehouse in Concord!

The inequity.
The lack of humanity.
The utter failure to consider privilege and access.
The deliberate antagonism.
The willing ignorance with regard to research on grades.
This is enraging.

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