Archive for: Demystifying the Doctorate

A Collective Ailment: Imposter Syndrome and Moving (Slogging?) through the PhD (Discussed in the Framework of a WebMD Page)
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Molly Nebiolo reflects on the all-too-common academic feeling of imposter syndrome and how it especially impacts graduate students.

“The Road to Success:” The Project of a PhD
In reframing a dissertation as a project, Kevin Marsh offers suggestions to help graduate students navigate the thorny process of writing.

Experimenting with Sustainable Writing
Katherine Carper proposes real-world solutions to develop a manageable writing practice for graduate students in the throes of dissertation writing.

Demystifying the Archives
Marina Nye provides helpful suggestions to graduate students getting started on archival research.

How I Learned to Be a Part of an Intellectual Community
Elena Telles Ryan makes the case for community building as a critical part of success in graduate school.

Comprehensive Exams and Other Rites of Passage
In our next piece in the "Demystifying the Doctorate" series, Mercedes Haigler offers sage advice for surviving comps.

To Wring Wisdom from a Paperclip
In the first of our "Demystifying the Doctorate" series, Cory James Young reflects on the ways that building connections can yield unintended benefits in our professional lives.

Editor’s Introduction: Demystifying the Doctorate
Laura Clerx offers an introduction to the forthcoming forum, "Demystifying the Doctorate."
