Research Shop Talk with Kyla Reid

By: Faculty of Public Affairs Carleton University
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  • Join us for this deep dive into the world of social science research. We ask the experts: How do you deal with rejection? What happens when real world events derail your project? How do you both mentor and manage graduate students? Host Kyla Reid leads a lively chat with researchers from Carleton University’s Faculty of Public Affairs in Ottawa, Canada about the challenges and the wins of being an academic researcher in this 6-part series.
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  • Tenure = Nirvana?

    Tenure = Nirvana?
    Nov 29 2022

    The lead-up to tenure is a stressful, frantic period of writing, teaching, and research. But once you’ve been promoted, then what? Professors Irena Knezvic and Amanda Clarke share how they navigated that transition and what they are doing now.

     

    Academia Made Easier, Substack blog by Loleen Berdahl
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    34 mins
  • Mentoring the Next Generation

    Mentoring the Next Generation
    Nov 15 2022

    Mentoring graduate students is one of the most gratifying parts of a researcher’s job. In the ideal scenario, they become lifelong collaborators. Professors Minjoon Lee and Dale Spencer share their own experiences as graduate students and now mentors.
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    40 mins
  • Using Research to Make a Difference

    Using Research to Make a Difference
    Nov 1 2022

    Whether you’re on campus or out in the community, there are exciting ways to use and share your research findings.

    Professor Vicky MacArthur tells us how she adapts virtual-reality technology to the classroom, while Professor Susan Braedley brings her knowledge into healthcare settings.
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    31 mins

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