Social Psychologist
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Omg what a horrific nightmare. Please consider donating to help an amazing grad student I used to work with. Her family needs all the support they can get. – at Elkton, MD
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Some great advice here! I will also say I tailored my resume to the specific job I was applying to highlighting specific skills they'd be interested in. Also reach out to the recruiters directly, saying you applied and expressing interest. – at Newark, DE
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It's also good to recognize that even if you can take a real break this month, it may not be anywhere near enough to recover. I know I wasn't always able to recover. The stress you're under often requires longer (esp. if you're dealing with stress from your personal life)
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I'm excited to announce that I have officially left academia. I accepted a position as a researcher for the Pennsylvania Institute of Certified Public Accountants (PICPA). I'm happy to share the insights I've gained from this transition process with anyone who is interested. – at Wilmington Manor, DE
Always happy to help other transitioning academics with the non-academic job world.
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I recommend applying! Sophie is fantastic to work with! – at Wilmington Manor, DE
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Max, the nervous boy, is attempting to be emotional support at Haverford Campus today. He's trying his hardest. – at Ardmore, PA
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UPDATED: our massive database of PhD fellowships is available for download.
We list 195 different fellowships with description of the award, eligibility criteria, deadline and amount.
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I emailed every applicant who I'm not admitting, being fully transparent about my decision-making process & giving guidance & reassurance. Not getting in is tough - it took me several application cycles to get in. It sucks. But please don't ghost applicants.
Excuse me, today the whole class authentically laughed at my jokes multiple times during my lecture. Many students in the back row also asked in depth questions. I feel as though I've won a teaching award. – at Ardmore, PA
Find people who you can directly talk/connect with. It's the only way I survived, by seeking validation of how hard it is to exist in an environment that is made for a different socioeconomic class. Blue Collar Scholars on Facebook really helped me. My dm is always open! – at Wilmington Manor, DE
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I also want to add that as an academic 1st gen I was unaware, when I started, that post docs are basically required to continue on the academic path. It's unrealistic for me to continue to be paid ~30k a year when I have other familial responsibilities weighing on me. – at Wilmington Manor, DE
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The academic research path just does not fit my life. That's ok and does not mean I'm a failure. I have more important things to tend to and my career can change with that. Let's acknowledge that our job should fit our life, not vice versa. – at Wilmington Manor, DE
