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Tag Archives: PhD
Looking Back In…
There are a lot of beautiful places in the UK. Coventry is not one of them. I wish I had paid more attention to that when I decided to go to school there. Sure, there are nice parts like anywhere, … Continue reading
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Tagged Academia, Choices, Higher Education, History, Music, Perception, PhD, Popular Culture, Reality, Struggle, Students, University
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Darker Side of Academia
Higher education in the West has become a commodity. There have been numerous articles, studies, posts, etc. about how universities now are now becoming sprawling institutions of administration geared toward making money (this Onion article may be satire, but it’s … Continue reading
Watching Without Fear
Today is the day. Daredevil season 2 has been released on Netflix. I won’t be watching. Not that I don’t want to watch it. I’m highly looking forward to it, actually. I thoroughly enjoyed season 1 and absolutely loved Jessica … Continue reading
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End of the Line
There’s a song from the band Traveling Wilbury’s called ‘End of the Line’. It starts off with the line ‘Well it’s all right…’ doing something, repeated in various iterations. In other words, there are lots of reasons why it’s all … Continue reading
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Farewell, Major Tom
I awoke yesterday to the stunning news of David Bowie’s death. Apparently many of his family and friends, including producer Tony Visconti, knew he was suffering from cancer for a while. Some have, in retrospect, realised that his recent communication … Continue reading
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Tagged Academia, David Bowie, Editing, Music, PhD, Popular Culture, Producer, Tony Visconti, Writing
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At the Dark End of the Street
I’m done! Mostly. I think… I’ve completed a full revised draft of the entire thesis. It’s even under the maximum word limit. Mostly it’s good, with some very strong sections. I have sent it off to my advisor for last … Continue reading
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Tagged Academia, Early Career Research, Editing, Higher Education, History, PhD, Postdoc, Research, Revisions, Students, Writing
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Reflections On Me
As you may remember from my last post a few weeks ago (sorry for the long wait) I had a few interviews last week. After I wrote that post I got invited to another interview, as well, so I had … Continue reading
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Tagged Academia, Early Career Research, Higher Education, History, Interview, PhD, Postdoc, Publishing, Research, Revisions, Students, Writing
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We Have A Few Questions For You
I’ve been lucky enough (skilled enough? able to sell myself enough?) to be called in to interview for a few fellowships next week. One is a full-time position teaching a few core first-year modules, the other is a half-time teaching … Continue reading
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Tagged Academia, Early Career Research, Higher Education, History, Interview, Marking, PhD, Postdoc, Research, Students, Time Management, Work-Life Balance
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Write like the wind (of conference papers)
Well, I’m off to another conference later this week. I’ve written before about things to do and avoid at conferences but realised those were mostly about attending. Now comes the post about writing and presenting a paper. There are plenty … Continue reading
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Last Week, A QB Threw A Touchdown On A Wire In Panama
This week, I’m going to use my academic background to tie together disparate elements of society into one idea. As a PhD student I had to combine multiple, often contradictory, sources to form one coherent thesis. I’m harnessing this training … Continue reading →