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Faculty often tell their grad students to minimize the time they spend on service work.
-"just focus on your research"
-"wait until you have tenure"
etc.
And often that's good advice! Time is a precious commodity in grad school.
BUT...
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-"just focus on your research"
-"wait until you have tenure"
etc.
And often that's good advice! Time is a precious commodity in grad school.
BUT...
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Time isn't the only thing grad students need!
Any minimal list has got to include:
âTime
âResources ($, training, advising)
âMotivation
Any minimal list has got to include:
âTime
âResources ($, training, advising)
âMotivation
So "costs" in one category might be offset by "gains" in another.
We (almost) all accept this point as obvious when we're talking about work-life balance (family, friends, mental health, hobbies).
We (almost) all accept this point as obvious when we're talking about work-life balance (family, friends, mental health, hobbies).
current status: brainstorming sign slogans for @hgsuuaw STRIKE DAY 1
"What Would Terry Karl Do?" #WWTKD
$300k/yr = the TOTAL amount Harvard is willing to pay to offset our healthcare costs
$340k/yr = what Alan Garber gets from his side job with Big Pharma
$340k/yr = what Alan Garber gets from his side job with Big Pharma
ok #poliscitwitter, i know there's *something* happening on TV right now, but i need your attention for a MINUTE.
A thread on the latest fallout from the #Dominguez scandal at Harvard:
A thread on the latest fallout from the #Dominguez scandal at Harvard:
A 1-tweet recap: Jorge DomĂnguez was a professor in the Government department at Harvard. At least 18 women have come forward about being sexually harassed by him, from 1979-2015. A recent internal Title IX investigation resulted in him being banned from campus for life.
But there are still so many unanswered questions.
In particular: why did Harvard continue to promote DomĂnguez to even more influential roles within the university, when Terry Karl had already warned them in *1983* that he had harassed her and multiple others?
In particular: why did Harvard continue to promote DomĂnguez to even more influential roles within the university, when Terry Karl had already warned them in *1983* that he had harassed her and multiple others?
