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Doc101
By Self, Rademaker, and WilliamsEducation
Doc101 episodes
- Episode 49: Normalizing Learning
Jason Titus, a recent Ph.D. from Texas Christian, joined us to discuss the question, "What do you wish you knew when you started."
Contact Us:
Email: Dr. J. Scott Self
Email: Dr. Linnea Rademaker
Email: Dr. Peter Williams
41 min - Episode 48: Is It Though?
(in my loudest "Ross" voice): We were on a break. We were on a BREAK!
In this episode, we were joined by Dr. Alexandra Babino, Assistant Professor of Bilingual Education at Texas Woman's Univ. (at time of recording she was at Texas A&M Commerce). This was one of those episodes where our planning session before the recording turned into such a rich discussion that we just kept on talking. Dr. Babino helps us think about the paradigms that underpin our understanding of the world around us: a particularly important reflection for the student engaged in the dissertation!
Contact Us:
Email: Dr. J. Scott Self
Email: Dr. Linnea Rademaker
Email: Dr. Peter Williams
40 min - Episode 47: Being Trained To Be A Colleague
Thomas Brooks and Daniel Chadborn join us to discuss their transition from new doctorate to a full-time tenure-track faculty role, and revisit their doctoral experience through that lens.
The Psychosocial Distancing Podcast
Contact Us:
Email: Dr. J. Scott Self
Email: Dr. Linnea Rademaker
Email: Dr. Peter Williams
46 min - Episode 46: I Didn't Know what I Thought I Knew
Joan Otten joined us to discuss her experience of cognitive dissonance in the dissertation. Linnea was her chair, so this was an especially rich and valuable conversation.
Contact Us:
Email: Dr. J. Scott Self
Email: Dr. Linnea Rademaker
Email: Dr. Peter Williams
36 min - Episode 45: Managing the Monkey MindWe discuss the ways we manage the distractions that come with stress, joy, sorrow, and major life events. Scott was supposed to cut out the last two minutes, and he decided not to :-)
Contact Us:
Email: Dr. J. Scott Self
Email: Dr. Linnea Rademaker
Email: Dr. Peter Williams
36 min - Episode 44: Seems I'm Not Alone in Being Alone
We discuss isolation, and the ways in which doc programs often limit interaction and collaboration.
Send Us Your Message in a Bottle, Yeah:
Email: Dr. J. Scott Self
Email: Dr. Linnea Rademaker
Email: Dr. Peter Williams
34 min - Episode 43: It's OK to Be Who I AmWe were joined by Oscar "Coach" Ramos to discuss the sojourning that many students experience in the space between starting and finishing a doctorate. For some of us, that sojourning takes years.
Contact Us:
Email: Dr. J. Scott Self
Email: Dr. Linnea Rademaker
Email: Dr. Peter Williams
44 min - Episode 42: Scott's Trip to the DinerWe were joined by Richard Remedios to discuss how one’s research agenda develops, and what students should watch for in the development of their own research agendas.
Contact Us:
Email: Dr. J. Scott Self
Email: Dr. Linnea Rademaker
Email: Dr. Peter Williams
45 min - Episode 41: Fixin Your DOIs
We discuss the process of managing our "todos" and how we sometimes find that we impose odd constraints on ourselves - well, Scott does at least.
Contact Us:
Email: Dr. J. Scott Self
Email: Dr. Linnea Rademaker
Email: Dr. Peter Williams
34 min - Episode 40: A Really Big Problem with Forms
We were joined by Emerson Graham (they, them) and Sienna Lloyd (she, her) for a great discussion on the ways that gender is represented in culture and in research. They helped to inform our approach to research design.
Links and Notes:
APA Guidance on Sexual Orientation in Social Sciences
The Trevor Project, Fostering the Mental Health of LGBTQ Youth
Contact:
Email: Dr. J. Scott Self
Email: Dr. Linnea Rademaker
Email: Dr. Peter Williams
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About Doc101
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A podcast for doctoral students, with special attention to some of the "soft skills" necessary to earn one's degree. New episodes publish every other Monday.