May 2003| Vol. 1 No. 1
COVER PACKAGE: Students eye the finish line
- Avoid these pitfalls that can delay your degree
- Eyeing the finish line
Former and current students offer tips on how to steadily complete your doctoral work and get out the door on schedule.
- The fast track: Arizona doctoral student trims a five-year program to three and a half
- Turn ABD into a done degree
Recent doctorates and dissertation experts share strategies for finishing the dissertation.

CAREER CENTER
Making supervision work for youOn internship, you direct the quality of your mentoring more than you may realize.
Slot offers loan repayment and other rewardsWith funding support from a federal program, a psychologist finds professional fulfillment helping migrant farmers.
Teaching prep 101Teaching assistants: Prepare this summer for smoother sailing in class this fall.
E-ResearchInternet-based research poses new possibilities—and practical and ethical challenges—for graduate students.
A postdoc's passion pays offInitiative and fresh ideas on multiple sclerosis earned a recent graduate the research career she sought.

DEGREE IN SIGHT
The perils of peer reviewSavage reviews can be devastating for graduate students. What lies at their root?
APAGS 2003 convention highlightsYes, students can get publishedA professional journal jumped on this doctoral student's research.

MONEY MATTERS
Talking dollarsPsychology interns and early-career psychologists are often uncomfortable discussing their fees with patients. But there are ways to surmount this.
Cost-saving at conventionFunding opportunitiesTap these student stipends from APA, APAGS and APF.
The Latest
- Summer program provides training in disaster mental health
- Book offers internship application tips
- Attend an academic career workshop
- Mentor/mentee share mentoring advice
- Needed: skills for leading group therapy sessions and working with managed care
- Sign up for online teaching preparation
- Fewer internship slots due partly to bad economy
