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How are committee members held accountable for passing bad dissertations/graduates? Not that I'm advocating for any kind of punishment for busy faculty or anything, but I'm just curious. There are lots of stories about committee members never reading their students' theses/dissertations - in fact, I suspect this happened to me when I finished my master's. I'm sure plenty of graduates get through that never should have passed. Is there any mechanism by which committee members are held accountable for this other than a nosy individual or reporter looking into it and trying to make a big deal out of it? | a4599279c62527bc48cd7be87e4fcc2f2d1ade7de4415ab71c5c46a2a587529c | [
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Leaving academia for something completely different, after a pretty positive grad school experience? [Cats] In my later twenties. I'm set to finish a PhD in the humanities next year. Diss is at the stage of getting to be nearly being done (note the hedging, but my defense date is set, so it *will* be done when it needs to be done). I'm on schedule for a year-5 on the clock finish, I didn't go into any debt at the graduate level, and I'm actually coming out with a fair amount of savings, due to a bunch of TAing/RAing/extra little projects. At the risk of tooting my own horn, I have a publication in a "good journal", I've won a few prizes, I'd be as well-prepared for the abysmal job market as anyone. Grad school wasn't horrible. It was fine. Fun sometimes. One hell of a life experience. I just don't want it anymore, though. Your passion for the field is supposed to be enough to obviate all the bullshit, and my passion for my field has waned considerably. I'm very interested in areas of the humanities and believe fiercely in the value of a humanistic education, but my particular field just doesn't do it for me anymore, at least not to the extent I'd give up everything, move to Podunk NE (IF I WERE VERY LUCKY), and wade through all the bullshit that is trying to chase the tenure dream. I don't love it enough for all that. I don't regret having done it, because when I started I genuinely thought it was what I wanted out of life. But my priorities have changed. I'm interdisciplinary, and I like my "secondary" discipline FAR more, but would very likely not be qualified to get a job under its aegis (and I've checked it out extensively). Plus, the importance of living life. This vague haze of guilt and inadequacy has become the norm, and I don't want that for the rest of my life. I've seen so many bitter, disillusioned, depressed professors. My friends with non-academic jobs all seem MUCH happier. (Grass is greener?) I like teaching well enough. I try to do my best possible by the undergrads. I don't have that deep love of teaching a lot of grad students seem to, though. I've even taught a course on basically my academic crack, my subfield, but even that didn't elevate me to the heights I expected. I find research alternately isolating, depressing, mind-numbing, and extremely stimulating. What I enjoy the most of all is the writing. Trying to write creatively and expressively. Cultivating a style. Playing with words. This is what I have always loved. I really enjoy the large metropolitan area I live in. I'm not from here, but I have friends here, furniture, a nice apartment, a cat, roots, memories. I want to stay here, at least for the time being. There isn't any chance of getting a job in my field here, so I'm kind of forced to do something else. I've heard and read a lot about AltAc, and I'm an eager little peruser of the Chronicle, the quit lit industry, the Professor is In, etc. I've thought in circles for so long about what to do, ever since I felt my passion waning, which started to happen a couple years back. But, you know, here's the thing. I love cats. I love every kind of cat. You may giggle, but cats are my number one passion in life. Books about my field, ehh. Any information about cats, DEVOUR. I want a job that involves cats. I don't have any veterinary-related experience at all. I'm a humanist. I was not good at science. I don't want to be a vet or anything, I just want to be around cats every day. I volunteer at a major shelter, but that's about it. I've been picking up all the training possible at the shelter. I plan to scour shelters, vets, pet stores, etc for employment. I'll clean up cat poop all day, as long as there are cats. I guess I'm wondering if anyone has any stories of having successfully done something completely different. Not necessarily after having been crushed and beaten down and destroyed by adjuncthood, but just.... taking a different path, one that your degrees didn't prepare you for at all. I'm terrified, to be perfectly honest. If there's no luck with cats, I'm formulating other plans. Then again, I do remember having read about a scholar in my field who quit after being denied tenure and ended up working with horses, so hey. | 419266253d5fda7bb794b6d3684f5c267eaa0c2eb5378321efee49a4c2c549f5 | [
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my coworker is plagiarizing his work from the internet I caught my coworker stealing an entire data analytics report from Kaggle website and claiming it his and he did it all by himself. Despite the fact that even the insights and the way it was worded is the exact same thing. The dataset is under cc agreement so even it is free and available for public use you still have to give credits. this is our first time writing a paper and I am not sure if this is considered as plagiarism, but I don’t agree with what he did and I don’t want to contribute in such a thing. Should i report him to my manger or confront him first? | 60be7e1eba3eb83112c592df6d71e47036c36058319028be86d5248bd587297b | [
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How to answer, "Ok I agree that your work is novel, but why has no one ever come up with this?" This question always confuses me and I'm encountering it more and more often. Like, I read a lot of literature and developed an understanding, then connected the dots to come up with a novel process. That's it. How can I cite or back up an answer about something that has never been done? My answer would technically be just my own theory about why it has never been done. No one writes in their paper, "Yeah this is a new process. I didn't come up with this. But someone will." I know it sounds very absurd, but I get this question from professors who are interviewing me for Phd about my Masters research work. How can I answer, "Why has no one ever come up with this?" | e644a9855364aacf3a70480216a48da4baf3f60d5e063971e4567b2f0508da0c | [
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How to answer, "Ok I agree that your work is novel, but why has no one ever come up with this?" This question always confuses me and I'm encountering it more and more often. Like, I read a lot of literature and developed an understanding, then connected the dots to come up with a novel process. That's it. How can I cite or back up an answer about something that has never been done? My answer would technically be just my own theory about why it has never been done. No one writes in their paper, "Yeah this is a new process. I didn't come up with this. But someone will." I know it sounds very absurd, but I get this question from professors who are interviewing me for Phd about my Masters research work. How can I answer, "Why has no one ever come up with this?" | e644a9855364aacf3a70480216a48da4baf3f60d5e063971e4567b2f0508da0c | [
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How to answer, "Ok I agree that your work is novel, but why has no one ever come up with this?" This question always confuses me and I'm encountering it more and more often. Like, I read a lot of literature and developed an understanding, then connected the dots to come up with a novel process. That's it. How can I cite or back up an answer about something that has never been done? My answer would technically be just my own theory about why it has never been done. No one writes in their paper, "Yeah this is a new process. I didn't come up with this. But someone will." I know it sounds very absurd, but I get this question from professors who are interviewing me for Phd about my Masters research work. How can I answer, "Why has no one ever come up with this?" | e644a9855364aacf3a70480216a48da4baf3f60d5e063971e4567b2f0508da0c | [
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How to answer, "Ok I agree that your work is novel, but why has no one ever come up with this?" This question always confuses me and I'm encountering it more and more often. Like, I read a lot of literature and developed an understanding, then connected the dots to come up with a novel process. That's it. How can I cite or back up an answer about something that has never been done? My answer would technically be just my own theory about why it has never been done. No one writes in their paper, "Yeah this is a new process. I didn't come up with this. But someone will." I know it sounds very absurd, but I get this question from professors who are interviewing me for Phd about my Masters research work. How can I answer, "Why has no one ever come up with this?" | e644a9855364aacf3a70480216a48da4baf3f60d5e063971e4567b2f0508da0c | [
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Do academic journals do anything when notified of plagiarized work in submitted papers? This hasn't happened to me yet (thankfully), but lets say a colleague decides to publish a paper that contains work of mine, and manages to get it published in a journal. If I contact the journal with proof, do they usually do anything? Such as issue a retraction, remove the paper, or force the author to resubmit with proper credits? Or is the damage done at that point? | efe6ea67d8e84cf410073172a2c041a564fa3a89c56261f593aaaa2af659fb79 | [
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Do academic journals do anything when notified of plagiarized work in submitted papers? This hasn't happened to me yet (thankfully), but lets say a colleague decides to publish a paper that contains work of mine, and manages to get it published in a journal. If I contact the journal with proof, do they usually do anything? Such as issue a retraction, remove the paper, or force the author to resubmit with proper credits? Or is the damage done at that point? | efe6ea67d8e84cf410073172a2c041a564fa3a89c56261f593aaaa2af659fb79 | [
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An odd question: Can you recommend fun, interesting academic journal articles that are not too long? So I teach a foundation course in academic reading. We establish early on the difference between academic journal articles and general reading, and students comment that they can identify the academic journal articles because they're boring. I think we were all there at one point. I have a great academic journal article about how to read an academic journal article But what about actual journal articles? I have several links to the most read articles, which is pretty cool, but do you know of articles that say something above and beyond the rest about issues most of us care about? 14-20 page examinations are...probably too long to hold my neophytes' attention, so something more succinct-but-readable is what I'm shooting for. I teach a lot of engineering, STEM, pre-med and robotics students, but I do also have humanities students. As such, I don't think there's any one subject that is off-base. Bonus points for controversy and things we can debate. | 309fda4d74a8d122298c7c5da3cd530ad3c3f0a64a505a0882d2fd68214ddc46 | [
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An odd question: Can you recommend fun, interesting academic journal articles that are not too long? So I teach a foundation course in academic reading. We establish early on the difference between academic journal articles and general reading, and students comment that they can identify the academic journal articles because they're boring. I think we were all there at one point. I have a great academic journal article about how to read an academic journal article But what about actual journal articles? I have several links to the most read articles, which is pretty cool, but do you know of articles that say something above and beyond the rest about issues most of us care about? 14-20 page examinations are...probably too long to hold my neophytes' attention, so something more succinct-but-readable is what I'm shooting for. I teach a lot of engineering, STEM, pre-med and robotics students, but I do also have humanities students. As such, I don't think there's any one subject that is off-base. Bonus points for controversy and things we can debate. | 309fda4d74a8d122298c7c5da3cd530ad3c3f0a64a505a0882d2fd68214ddc46 | [
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