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$21K Dissertation Grant Aims to Help Political Campaigns Motivate Voters

4 July 2013

The National Science Foundation (NSF) has agreed to give a Rice University graduate student a $21,000 grant to determine why some people are interested in politics while others are not.

The National Science Foundation (NSF) has agreed to give a Rice University graduate student a $21,000 grant to determine why some people are interested in politics while others are not. - See more at: http://www.cnsnews.com/news/article/21k-dissertation-grant-aims-help-political-campaigns-motivate-voters-0#sthash.JOzlmTwr.dpuf
The National Science Foundation (NSF) has agreed to give a Rice University graduate student a $21,000 grant to determine why some people are interested in politics while others are not. - See more at: http://www.cnsnews.com/news/article/21k-dissertation-grant-aims-help-political-campaigns-motivate-voters-0#sthash.JOzlmTwr.dpuf

Read more at CNSNews.com



The Long Road From Dissertation to Print

19 June 2013

Some anointed folk publish in top journals during their PhD and spend their lives publishing in the Leiter-top-10. Most of the rest of us presumably have very different experiences. (My only publication ever in the "top 20" is an invited one.) I want to share some of mine to give young people a sense of 'what it's like.'

Read more at New APPS: Art, Politics, Philosophy, Science: A group blog with people from all over the map



Life after dissertation: What’s next for degree recipients?

17 June 2013

Anna Spurlock, PhD recipient in Agricultural and Resource Economics, claimed “relief” is the best word to express her feelings after submitting her dissertation.

Read more at grad.berkeley.edu



Newcombe Doctoral Dissertation Fellow Named

24 May 2013

Chen, a doctoral candidate in religious studies at Yale University. Her dissertation, Elixir or Poison? Indian Origins and Chinese Interpretations of Buddhist Antinomian Narratives, explores the origins of antinomianism in Indian Buddhist narrative literature and the pertinent philosophical development in China.

Read more at Wesleyan Connection.



About That Dissertation: On being the media’s villain of the week

21 May 2013

by Jason Richwine

Although my Ph.D. dissertation was about immigration, I was hired by the Heritage Foundation in 2010 to be a jack-of-all-trades quantitative analyst. . . . So what is actually in the dissertation? The dissertation shows that recent immigrants score lower than U.S.-born whites on many different types of IQ tests. Using statistical analysis, it suggests that the test-score differential is due primarily to a real cognitive gap rather than to culture or language bias. It analyzes how this cognitive gap could affect socioeconomic assimilation, and it concludes by exploring how IQ selection might be incorporated, as one factor among many, into immigration policy.

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Read more at National Review



Advising the Dissertation Student Who Won't Finish

18 May 2013
by Leonard Cassuto A former graduate student wrote me a note a few months ago to thank me for helping him drop out. What's wrong with that picture? Nothing, except that we don't see it often enough. . . . • If you love them, let them go freely. • Advise the student, not just the dissertation. • Understand the power of your approval. • ABD does not equal failure.

Read more at Chronicle of Higher Education.



English Ph.D. student receives Fulbright to research for novel

24 April 2013

Nyikos, an English Ph.D. student at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, won a Fulbright for the 2013-14 academic year.

Read more at DailyNebraskan.com



Harvard Ph.D. candidate hopes to dispel common myths about online dating in dissertation.

23 April 2013

Holly Michelle Wood, 27, a graduate student studying sociology at Harvard’s school of Arts and Sciences, is writing her dissertation on “the modern trials of being single” in the city with an aim at cracking into what people emotionally experience in the dating scene when trying to find the perfect match.

Read more at bostonmagazine.com


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