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  • Sideline Reporter, ESPN
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As seen in: ESPN, WDRB-TV (Louisville, KY), WLKY-TV (Louisville, KY), University Affairs, Ex Bulletin, FE News, Trailspace
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Myth busting: What exactly is a postdoc? — University Affairs

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By Katie George Verified
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What is a postdoc? This is a question I hear often. Outside of the world of academia (and sometimes even to those in academia) the postdoc may appear to be an elusive creature of myth and folklore. As noted by the National Postdoc Association in their “What’s a Postdoc” resource, “The world needs to know more about postdocs. Much more.” To most, they are known to be extremely intelligent researchers that are shackled to their labs and only escape briefly to write grant proposals.
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Breaking down silos in the postdoc community — University Affairs

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By Katie George Verified
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Anyone walking through a bustling university campus is bound to encounter a vibrant sense of community. But for those elite few, working hours on end in the lab conducting the research that drives the innovation and prestige of the university, it can be an isolating place. For many postdoctoral fellows working at Canadian universities, this is the experience: long hours spent working in silos and isolation. A postdoctoral researcher’s identity within their institution can be ambiguous.
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We need to teach postdocs how to teach — University Affairs

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There I sat in the lecture hall as an undergraduate student two decades ago, my eyes glazing over from the monotonous droning of our prof who recited, word for word, the information we could all read on his haphazard slides. Even then I wondered: doesn’t anyone train professors how to teach? Turns out no one did, and things have not improved much since then.
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