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20 years ago today (!), I defended my dissertation. To celebrate this anniversary, let me offer up 10 thoughts/opinions about being a PhD student and 10 about being an advisor. #phdlife #AcademicTwiiter #PhdChat 
Student 1/10: Your dissertation is not your life’s work. It is an opportunity to learn and a means to an end. Don’t let the perfect be the enemy of the good. Graduate.
Student 2/10: Ask for help. You are here to learn, and not all learning happens on your own. Spending 3 months flailing isn’t a learning experience. It’s lost time.
There's very unsettling news at @MountSinaiNYC, and I'm going to write a long thread about it.
With it, I plan to share a relevant experience I've never publicly discussed and I will offer ideas of action steps.
I hope you'll to read this thread, share what's happened, and act.
With it, I plan to share a relevant experience I've never publicly discussed and I will offer ideas of action steps.
I hope you'll to read this thread, share what's happened, and act.
You should read this if you care about honesty and treating people decently.
You should read this if you worked or trained at @MountSinaiNYC.
You should read this if you care about #GlobalHealth, #PublicHealth, #AcademicTwitter, #MedTwitter, research ethics, or labor/HR issues.
You should read this if you worked or trained at @MountSinaiNYC.
You should read this if you care about #GlobalHealth, #PublicHealth, #AcademicTwitter, #MedTwitter, research ethics, or labor/HR issues.
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