All But Diss

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Dear friends, Sometimes life gets in the way of best laid plans and intentions. We had a death in the family in mid-April that turned our lives inside out, and now I will be traveling until mid August. At that time I will make a decision about whe...
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I participated in Government 2.0 Camp, an Un-Conference held this past weekend in DC. About 350 government workers, scholars, new media gurus, consultants, and interested members of the public gathered to brainstorm and share ideas on making gove...
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My dad used to say, "do you have ten years of experience? or one year of experience ten times over?" It sounds like you have a number of remarkable experiences and strengths, but they aren't being articulated or shared effectively on your resume o...
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Welcome to our community and it sounds like you'll be able to contribute some really helpful ideas here. Cheers, Diane
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I have a thought which I would like to share regarding this. Over past many years during my working career, I have experienced multiple personalities on different levels from co-workers, to small business vendors, to small business owner to a corp...
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I'm just starting out this term. I can give you a little bit of what I have been dealing with however. I have discovered it is easier for me to read for a few hours then write for an hour then I need to stop and move onto something else. When I do...
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    Rose Tyler

    How to Do Your Dissertation Research Productively?

    Are you ready to start your dissertation research? Your research should illustrate a broad understanding of studies done in your area of study. Whether you are starting your research dissertations or have started already, I am going to discuss some important points that you should know in order to carry out an in-depth research productively. Not kn… Continue

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    My absence

    Dear friends,
    Sometimes life gets in the way of best laid plans and intentions. We had a death in the family in mid-April that turned our lives inside out, and now I will be traveling until mid August. At that time I will make a decision about whether to re-energize this site or go dark. Thank you for your patience.
    With Best Wishes, Diane Cline

    Posted by Diane Cline on July 4, 2009 at 10:08pm

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    On Transparency and Engagement in the Academy


    I participated in Government 2.0 Camp, an Un-Conference held this past weekend in DC. About 350 government workers, scholars, new media gurus, consultants, and intereste… Continue

    Posted by Diane Cline on April 3, 2009 at 11:30am

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    Boring Conference Papers: A Pet Peeve

    This weekend I attended a day-long conference open to the public on the Pompeii show at the Smithsonian's National Gallery of Art. Five academic papers were given in a small auditorium on aspects of Roman art and life. It was really my first academic Classics conference in quite a… Continue

    Posted by Diane Cline on March 24, 2009 at 10:00am

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    Remarkable Graduate Students Win

    I've been thinking about what it takes to stand out from your peers. For some, it's intellect - prodigious brilliance. For others, it's hard work, sheer volume of productivity. And then there's personality: the sparkle in your eyes when you speak about your subject, the excitement that's contagious when you discover a new idea. When it comes to getting the majority of academic teaching… Continue

    Posted by Diane Cline on March 20, 2009 at 9:21am

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    This community is for graduate students and the professors who care about them. I created it out of a desire to create a space where grad students can share their common experiences and where professors can offer advice. Many advisers are simply too busy or unable to advise students on the issues that don't have to do with the content of the dissertation.

     

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