September 2003 | gradPSYCH
Vol. 1 No. 2
On the Cover: The NICHE Question
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A bull market for creative grads
Your career options depend in part on how wisely you monitor and act on employment trends.
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To specialize or generalize is not the question
Get a general education, then specialize, many advise.
CAREER CENTER
Establishing your authority in the classroom doesn't mean you have to be a dictator.
Your curriculum vitae gives potential employers a first look at you. How you cast it determines whether they give you a second one.
So you're teaching a course online. How do you know your students are learning?
CLASS ACT
A curious undergraduate asks a question that launches a psychology career.
DEGREE IN SIGHT
Individual and group psychotherapy enrich the graduate school experience, many agree, as long as privacy concerns are carefully considered.
Knowing the facts helps dispel the myths of internship selection
MONEY MATTERS
Three graduate students get a $20,000 boost for their research from the American Psychological Foundation's Koppitz Fellowship Program.
Making your money stretch during your final training year.