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American Psychological Association. (2016, January 1). In the latest issue of gradPSYCH. Monitor on Psychology, 47(1). https://www.apa.org/monitor/2016/01/upfront-gradpsych

APA’s magazine for graduate studentsopens in new window is open and free to all. Articles in the January issue include:

  • Navigating the power differential. How to have difficult conversations with mentors in graduate school.
  • Do you fear missing out? In academic environments, there are plenty of opportunities to miss out on, but no one graduate student can do it all. Here’s how to avoid academic fear of missing out.
  • Make your resume stand out. If you’re thinking of a job outside academia, you’ll likely need a resume instead of a CV. Here’s how to pull together a resume that outshines the rest. • Secrets for securing research funding. Apply early — and often — for better success in funding your research as a graduate student, experts say.
  • Is it OK to cry? Patients aren’t the only ones to tear up during therapy — sometimes therapists do, too.
  • An app a day keeps the doctors away. Andreas Michaelides is using his skills in psychology and technology to create apps that help people lose weight, defeat diabetes and more.
  • Student and star. Through her research and on the silver screen, grad student Angel Giuffria is raising awareness about the stigma surrounding amputees.


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