Career Advice
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From the top of a mountain, Per Espen Stoknes uses creative, multidisciplinary research processes to understand the human role in ecology and climate change. After interviewing him for an episode of our podcast This Study Shows, we knew we had to learn more. His story reminds us of the power of h...
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Got student loans? You’re not alone. According to Student Loan Hero, in 2019, college students graduated with an average debt of $29,900. If you’re in debt today, the good news is that you can get it under control. Read on for seven strategies for you to try.
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You’ve just graduated college, congratulations — that’s huge! But, there’s something you absolutely need to know. It’s a secret that will easily set you up for success in life. No, they don’t teach it in college, and you might not have learned it at home either. In fact, it’s often frowned up...
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Studying is helpful when it comes to preparing for more than just exams. It’s a necessity if you want to do well in job interviews. When you put the time in to preparing thoughtful responses to interview questions, you’ll be in a better position to provide potential employers with concrete proo...
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It’s performance review time — and you’ve been asked to come prepared with a self-assessment. But, if you’re worried that the information you provide might be used against you in the future, how do decide what should (and shouldn’t) be included?
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Researchers often face looming deadlines, high pressure, and uncertainty in their careers. They are expected to be resilient in high-stress environments where time constraints, limited resources, and sleep deprivation is considered a rite of passage. However, the newest generation of researchers ...
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Mental Health in the Workplace
7/22/2019
A closer look into how mental health should be addressed in the workplace. -
We put together a list of tips for preparing for an academic job interview. Check it out!
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Infographic with tips on using social media to advance your academic career.
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Asmeret Berhe has read hundreds of letters of recommendation for researchers in her group at University of California Merced. While reading one particular letter, she was struck by the letter’s underlying tone of racial bias. It was clear that the person writing the letter thought that the studen...
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Further Your Career with Curiosity
4/5/2019
Curiosity and conscientiousness have as much influence on your academic success as traditional measures of intelligence. -
Are you an early career researcher? Are you looking for ways to advance your career, but you're facing roadblocks?
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What impact do teams have on your organization's culture?
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If you're naturally shy or nervous, interviews can be a potential minefield. We have some practical tips if you need help.