Adelaide9216
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Adelaide9216 got a reaction from Piagetsky in SSHRC Doctoral 2019-2020
Yes. It doesn't make sense to be honest.
Last year, I got a Vanier but did not get FRQSC. For the exact same research project. So congrats you everyone who got the award and for those who did not, please please please don't take it personally or as a reflection of your worth and potential in academia.
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Adelaide9216 reacted to nomadartist in FRQSC 2020
Oh well. It seems that each funding agency in Canada has a particular way of distribution, which compared to the US for instance, in many ways functions very well. However, in other ways it lets down the applicants. I hope everyone is managing to keep a healthy level of sanity and serenity these days!
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Adelaide9216 reacted to EnergeticBacteria in FRQSC 2020
Maybe it gets added to funds available for subsequent year? Shame they don’t do second round, etc.
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Adelaide9216 reacted to PsyDuck90 in Do I include Undergrad Awards in CV while still in Grad School?
Keep it. Totally valid, and research grants are always a good thing. Money begets money, so if they see that you've been awarded money before, they will be more inclined to give you more in the future.
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Adelaide9216 got a reaction from mph_2020 in How many publications do you aim to have by graduation?
@Miss Brightside You can list those on your CVs even if they were cancelled.
https://apastyle.apa.org/blog/canceled-conferences
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Adelaide9216 got a reaction from Miss Brightside in How many publications do you aim to have by graduation?
@Miss Brightside You can list those on your CVs even if they were cancelled.
https://apastyle.apa.org/blog/canceled-conferences
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Adelaide9216 reacted to PsyDuck90 in Concurrently taking & TAing a course
This is definitely a bizarre situation. I don't know if I've ever seen a formal policy against it, but common sense alone dictates that the TA should not be a current student for a variety of reasons. 1. How can you judge the quality of someone's work when you are not as fluent in the subject matter? A TA is usually someone who did well in a course and then assists in the instruction and grading of material in subsequent semesters/years. It's like the in-between stage of student and professor. 2. How can the TA be impartial if they are grading their fellow classmates? This is another reason why TAs are usually more advanced students because the likelihood of there being much interaction and "history" with the students in the class is unlikely.
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Adelaide9216 got a reaction from Liquirizia in If I knew then what I know now (Officially Grads version)
Impostor syndrome is a real thing for a lot of PhD and graduate students. Don't panic if you do not understand everything at first. It's absolutely normal. A lot of the things we learn at this stage implies years of reflection and understanding. Your understanding of concepts, realities, topics will mature and evolve with you. Don't panic if you do not get it at first, it has nothing to do with you being stupid or not deserving of being a grad student.
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Adelaide9216 got a reaction from Phoenix88 in How many publications do you aim to have by graduation?
@Miss Brightside You can list those on your CVs even if they were cancelled.
https://apastyle.apa.org/blog/canceled-conferences
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Adelaide9216 got a reaction from dopamine_machine in Venting Thread- Vent about anything.
I was absolutely not productive today. I literally did nothing. lol
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Adelaide9216 reacted to StructIntern in Trudeau Announcement for Canadian Students (COVID-19)
Might as well give everyone on the PGSD waitlist an award........well.....?
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Adelaide9216 got a reaction from Suraj_S in How many publications do you aim to have by graduation?
Amazing Good luck!
I just got the news yesterday that I will be writing a book chapter for a peer-reviewed book! I got the acceptance to my proposal!
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Adelaide9216 reacted to dr. t in How Can I Get Teaching Experience If My Institution Only Allows You To TA?
Usually, you teach sections.
Universities with this restriction also generally have competitive opportunities for advanced students to give their own class.
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Adelaide9216 reacted to PsyDuck90 in Teaching while doing comprehensive exam :(
Yeah, grading can take up a lot of time. Since this isn't a one time opportunity, it sounds like holding off until later would be the better choice since comps are a big milestone.
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Adelaide9216 got a reaction from Psychological Yam in The Positivity Thread
Received another offer to be published in a book chapter!!!
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Adelaide9216 reacted to sjalava in SSHRC Doctoral 2019-2020
Most definitely for the masters competition.
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Adelaide9216 got a reaction from JimmyR in Grad. School Supplies?
This is going to sound silly, but I've always loved just "chilling" in school supplies stores (i.e. Staples). It reminds me of the time when I was a kid and my mom brought my sisters and I to buy our school supplies before the academic year would start. I've always loved back-to-school season because of that reason. I really enjoy being in an academic/learning institution in general so I guess it reminds me of that as well.
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Adelaide9216 got a reaction from SpidersFromMars in The Positivity Thread
Received another offer to be published in a book chapter!!!
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Adelaide9216 got a reaction from Phoenix88 in How many publications do you aim to have by graduation?
I am aiming for three. There are different components to my doctoral thesis project, that I could easily split into three different articles.
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Adelaide9216 got a reaction from TwirlingBlades in The Positivity Thread
I just turned in my last assignment of the semester. Officially done with coursework. Next step, comprehensive exam!
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Adelaide9216 reacted to Faith786 in How many publications do you aim to have by graduation?
That is excellent!
I want to follow up to state that I have just submitted the first round of major revisions for a research paper (which was first submitted to a peer reviewed journal back in July 2019).
If they accept all of my revisions, this will be my second research paper for 2020.
I have prior peer-reviewed publications in 2019, 2016, 2015, 2014, 2013...
I just started drafting a third research paper....I am hoping I can submit it to a journal by the end of April (the deadline for a special issue)...wish me luck!!
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Adelaide9216 got a reaction from Faith786 in How many publications do you aim to have by graduation?
I have one in review right now, should have the result of the review process by May 15. It isn't from my PhD, it's from my master's thesis though
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Adelaide9216 got a reaction from Faith786 in How many publications do you aim to have by graduation?
I am aiming for three. There are different components to my doctoral thesis project, that I could easily split into three different articles.
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Adelaide9216 reacted to PsyDuck90 in Conferences cancelled
I know a few places have reported how to cite a canceled conference.
Here is one for APA style: https://apastyle.apa.org/blog/canceled-conferences
Here is one for MLA style: https://style.mla.org/presentation-canceled-conference/
If your discipline uses a different method, I would do Google search for an example for that one.
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Adelaide9216 reacted to MarineBluePsy in Conferences cancelled
Glad professional associations are on top of this and we still get proper credit for our hard work.