Why I Wrote "The Power of Saying No"
Antentor Hinton, PhD
Saying no is a healthy practice that can save you from stress, burnout, awfulizing, and ultimately failing to advance your career.
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Captain Your Own Ship
Motivated Mentor
Mentors don't choose for you. Mentors are not your personal decider-on-call. Mentors are not the captain of you ship. You are.
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Not that Kind of Page: Tales of Building a Better Lab Website
Pipette Protagonist, PhD
Spoiler: Your lab website is the face of your research program
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Creating a New Mentor-Mentee Action Plan: MMAP
The Edge for Scholars
We need your help redrawing the map for mentors and mentees.
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From Advisee to Peer
The Edge for Scholars
Question: A friend of mine and I were talking today about what it’s like to be newly minted Ph.D.’s, working on our first jobs. We became more …
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Not that Kind of Committee: Tales of Faculty Committee Design
Pipette Protagonist, PhD
Spoiler: You need more than scientific expertise to get you through!
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Revising Your R01? There's Free Online Coaching for That, and You Should Get It.
The Edge for Scholars
The National Research Mentoring Network is accepting applications for their R01 Resubmissions Cohort 1, which targets researchers planning resubmissions in July 2017. Cohort members will be matched with an experienced grant writer …
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All About My Mentor
Cristina Espinosa-Diez, PhD
Before you start your next odyssey, ensure you have the right mentors, enjoy your sail and make it to port safe and sound.
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Watch Words: Go Slow
The Edge for Scholars
Go slow was the theme of a recent visit by Janice L. Gabrilove, MD. Take the more deliberate route, even when others seem to be whizzing by. Stay focused on …
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Know the Vital Players in Your Career: Tenure-Track Peers
The Edge for Scholars
An assistant professor in the social sciences once described a group of tenure-track colleagues in his department as “the lamenting society.” Once a week they met for lunch to complain …
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