January 2013 | gradPSYCH
Vol. 11 No. 1
On the Cover: Facing up to debt
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Facing up to debt
Overwhelmed by their student loans and credit card debt, some graduate students choose to ignore their money woes, setting themselves up for more financial turmoil.
CAREER CENTER
Wanted: Scientists who can help companies make sense of consumer and employee data.
CLASS ACT
Graduate student and military veteran Rich Blake's The 6th Branch organization aims to revitalize a struggling Baltimore neighborhood.
DEGREE IN SIGHT
Your mentor-mentee relationship is an important predictor of your future success. Learn how to keep those relationships strong.
INTERNSHIP INSIDER
Here's how five students fared through the application process — and what they're thinking as they anticipate Match Day.
From lacy camisoles to site confusion, internship directors share what not to do if you're interviewing for internships this winter.
MONEY MATTERS
In an era of tightening budgets, grad students are increasingly at risk for losing university support.
The Latest
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Meet a genetics psychologist
Andrea Farkas Patenaude studies how to help people cope with knowing they carry potentially deadly DNA.
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How effective are student therapists?
Lifelong benefits of skipping grades, smiling during unpleasant experiences and mindful attention to nicotine addiction.
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Want to treat multicultural clients? First, study yourself
An accepting attitude is key to treating clients from a variety of backgrounds.