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New Directions for Student Services, 1995
AbstractCounseling graduate students is enhanced by understanding their special needs and circumstances. In the therapeutic dialogue, a meaningful narrative is developed.
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AbstractCounseling graduate students is enhanced by understanding their special needs and circumstances. In the therapeutic dialogue, a meaningful narrative is developed.
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Why Are You Waiting? Procrastination on Academic Tasks Among Undergraduate and Graduate Students
Innovative Higher Education, 2021S. Rahimi, N. Hall
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Graduate Students' Satisfaction With Graduate Education: Intrinsic Versus Extrinsic Factors.
Academy of Management Proceedings, 1974Various investigators have proposed that factors intrinsic to a particular situation, e.g., training, education, specific jobs, should have a significantly higher relationship with overall satisfaction than should factors extrinsic to that situation.
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https://aero.umd.edu/graduate/graduate-student-forms
2018The increased use of explosives in military conflicts has been linked to an increase in the number of traumatic brain injuries (TBIs). Assessing the effectiveness of personal protective equipment to mitigate TBIs requires both the ability to replicate the pressure signatures caused by blast waves and an understanding of the interaction between blast ...
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Physics Today, 1969
TODAY'S physics graduate student finds himself in a changing world. New employment patterns, uncertainty in the draft laws, cutbacks in federal funding—these all conspire to alter the picture of graduate schools that had become established in this decade, with booming enrollments, near-automatic draft deferment and ample funds to pay for assistantships
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TODAY'S physics graduate student finds himself in a changing world. New employment patterns, uncertainty in the draft laws, cutbacks in federal funding—these all conspire to alter the picture of graduate schools that had become established in this decade, with booming enrollments, near-automatic draft deferment and ample funds to pay for assistantships
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2017
Students and especially graduates make up the workforce of tomorrow. Since Qatar is still in the early stages of its major transition which will go on for some or many more years, the current student body will play a major role in establishing a knowledge society.
Julia Gremm +3 more
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Students and especially graduates make up the workforce of tomorrow. Since Qatar is still in the early stages of its major transition which will go on for some or many more years, the current student body will play a major role in establishing a knowledge society.
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Science, 1997
The News & Comment article “Grad students press for right to strike” by Constance Holden ([29 Nov., p. 1461][1]) includes the assertion that the desire for unions exists mostly among teaching assistants in the humanities and social sciences. This is true. Science graduate students have not generally been part of the union struggle.
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The News & Comment article “Grad students press for right to strike” by Constance Holden ([29 Nov., p. 1461][1]) includes the assertion that the desire for unions exists mostly among teaching assistants in the humanities and social sciences. This is true. Science graduate students have not generally been part of the union struggle.
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Physics Today, 1986
When I started teaching solid-state-physics courses at MIT, nearly 20 years ago, there were very few women at MIT and very few women students in my classes. It was unusual for women students to ask questions in class or to participate in class discussions.
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When I started teaching solid-state-physics courses at MIT, nearly 20 years ago, there were very few women at MIT and very few women students in my classes. It was unusual for women students to ask questions in class or to participate in class discussions.
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