Four Reasons to Read the Final NEH Report for Versatile Humanists at Duke
Do you really want to know how the NEH sausage was made? You just might.
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Perspectives
What Are Dissertations Made Of? My Summer with Artworks
PhD student Alex Strecker knew he wanted a summer internship in Greece, but didn't anticipate where else that experience would lead.
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Against Overwhelm: Keeping Sight of the Big Picture
The group coaching format provides powerful tools with which to confront the issue of grad student overwhelm.
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Career Diversity is Not Plan B: Thoughts from a PhD Candidate on the Nonfaculty Job Market
Not every humanities PhD candidate aspires to be a tenure-track professor. What's the way forward for these students?
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What Are You Waiting For?
Are there things you're not letting yourself do or have until you finish the PhD?
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The Big Picture Faculty Job Search
The big picture job application is less about writing to rules or processes and more about writing towards a desired outcome.
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Enough Advice, Already
This fall marks three years since I first started advising doctoral students at Duke. What have I learned?
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Let’s Talk about Money
We don’t talk about salary enough when discussing post-graduate school careers. Here are a few things to consider.
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Navigating Professional Uncertainty
How do you deal with the psychological toll of constant waiting and worrying over how "things will turn out"?
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Teaching as Public Scholarship
The History Department is revamping its pedagogy training for Ph.D. students around the idea that teaching is translation.
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