April 2016 | gradPSYCH
Vol. 14 No. 2
On the Cover: Banding together
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Banding together
Grad students are organizing for better pay, maternity leave and health care, among other priorities.
Features
APAGS working group outlines psychology grade students' right on critical issues.
The annual convention, Aug. 4-7 in Denver, offers new experiences and opportunities you can't get in school.
While starting salaries vary according to subfield, the median salary for all new psychologists is $60,000 - about where it's been for a decade.
New study of job ads shows demand for psychologists in less populated states and cities.
"Funny, tenacious and amicable" George Washington University student credits her studies for increased patience and understanding others' perspectives and experience.
Grad students and early career psychologists share off-track advice and how they dealt with it.
Kelsi Lenz applies her expertise in human factors to State Farm mobile products.
This year’s first phase of the psychology internship match found that there were more internships than applicants, suggesting APA’s work to increase the number of internships is paying off.