Also blogging at University Affairs Careers Café- Hangin’ with the students May 15, 2012 Nicola Koper
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Tag Archives: social sciences
Careers in policy research
While I was a Congress, I spoke to staff from Human Resources and Social Development Canada‘s (HRSDC) Policy Research Directorate. My primary goal was to learn more about their Research Opportunities so that I could let my clients know about … Continue reading
Do your research goals include influencing policy?
This is a the first of a series of posts in which I will share with you some of the things I learned a Congress. One of the things I learned at Congress is that there are other sources of … Continue reading
How Professors Think
I have been awaiting Michèle Lamont’s book, How Professors Think: Inside the Curious World of Academic Judgment, for a long time. Her study of peer review in multi-disciplinary humanities and social science grant competitions in the US first came to … Continue reading
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Tagged book review, excellence, grants, How Professors Think, humanities, Michele Lamont, originality, peer review, social sciences
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