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Grad Student Experiences in Leadership
This will be a different type of blog post. This is actually a blog post from 14 graduate students who are about to graduate (or graduated) from the Rutgers Pre-Doctoral Leadership Development Institute (PLDI). This post is composed of short … Continue reading
Posted in academics, Guest Posts, networks, organizational skills, PhD, professional development
Tagged higher education, leadership, multi-discipline, pldi, Rutgers
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Be yourself and don’t take things too seriously
It’s almost a year since I came Rutgers as a graduate student, and I have to say: “Oh, I love it here!” To new graduate students, I’d like to share my experience here with you: don’t take things too seriously, … Continue reading
Posted in advice, at Rutgers, balance, first year grad, life
Tagged Graduate Life, Rutgers, work life balance
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Green Scenes
With a heatwave hitting the northeast and summer underway, I find myself just a bit nostalgic for this year’s cooler spring. But only a bit. I took these on a beautiful afternoon this past semester when I still needed to … Continue reading
Posted in first year grad
Tagged Cook Campus, greenery, nature, outdoors, Passion Puddle, Rutgers
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TEDxRutgers 2012
TEDxRutgers 2012 has come and gone (Website). I thought I should put my thoughts up about the event. I was one of the organizers of this and last year’s event. I take events like these as great opportunities to get … Continue reading