Author Info: Author: Richelle Clark

Richelle’s love of words led her to a career in journalism and teaching. For more than a decade the Philadelphia native worked as a journalist and university professor in the United States and Europe. She taught journalism at the prestigious Missouri School of Journalism and taught political science at Schiller International University in Heidelberg, Germany.

My PhD took 10 years – this is why it was worth it

March 17, 2023

In this PhD Talk, Dr Richelle Clark shares important insights for her PhD journey, why it took 10 years to complete, and why it was worth it. This talk is offers encouragement for people at any stage of their PhD journey.

Motherhood and Doctoral Studies: Everything, Everywhere, All at Once

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Managing PhD Stress And Staying Motivated.

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How I Navigated my Mentor Switching Institutions During my Ph.D.

by Claire Kisamore May 20, 2023

How to turn your thesis into a book.

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Doing A PhD Can Be A Lonely Journey. Starting A Support Group Will Make Your Life So Much Better.

by Andrea Perino May 13, 2023

Tips For Keeping Your Wellbeing In Check Whilst Doing A PhD

by Keira White May 7, 2023

Data Collection In Sensitive Situations

by Chukwudi Njoku April 30, 2023

Pursuing a PhD as an older student – is it too late?

by Adrienne Darrah April 23, 2023

The Trials of the “Trailing Spouse”

by Kate Aguilar April 22, 2023

The pros and cons of basing your PhD on your Master’s topic

by Nicolai Due-Gundersen April 20, 2023

Motherhood and Doctoral Studies: Everything, Everywhere, All at Once

Taylor Darwin

Navigating motherhood and academia can be overwhelming, especially when they happen simultaneously. I discuss my experiences, struggles, and successes as an emerging researcher and new mother, and suggestions for universities to further support these populations moving forward.

Managing PhD Stress And Staying Motivated.

Mercy Rophina

A research journey is a rollercoaster ride with its fair share of ups and downs. If we can enjoy the happy moments, we can overcome the things which pull us down. Let us see our PhD as a solo adventure trek, rather than a track race.

How I Navigated my Mentor Switching Institutions During my Ph.D.

Claire Kisamore

Navigating the unexpected departure of her advisor, Claire shares her tips on dealing with the challenges of this uncertainty during her PhD.

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Author Info: Author: Richelle Clark

My PhD took 10 years – this is why it was worth it

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Motherhood and Doctoral Studies: Everything, Everywhere, All at Once

Managing PhD Stress And Staying Motivated.

How I Navigated my Mentor Switching Institutions During my Ph.D.