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Outside of obviously not dating your professor/student, what are some rules of an appropriate boundary with your professor/student? | b9558c000e0b64409e7b06733ecb11ec36fd40ccacd2c4e7a7a3185be5db845f | [
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How can I best prepare to start as an TT assistant professor in the fall? I finally secured a TT spot (and thank you to everyone here gave such great advice for interviewing l). It’s a growing R2, but the department I’m joining is exceptionally research oriented. I (and the tenure countdown) start in the fall. I’m teaching a few classes at my current school and am preparing for the move later in the summer. For those of us starting in the fall, what can we do to start off on the right foot? What other advice is there for those of starting? | 979b92f824c5f89e8424805f8ce332f36b2fbb932d48b69b36f9a15db0bf6e9d | [
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[x-post from /r/AskStatistics] Statistics degree holders (any level) without a degree in another field (physics, computer science, biology), yet working within/alongside such fields: (If such a thing happens,) How did you get there? Which fields/areas of research are more open to this, if any? I'm an undergrad (early in my courses). I do have a lot of university credits under me, but they're in a wide area of interests--not a coherent major, though the majority are STEM relevant. Statistics seems to be on the edge of many fields--computer science, physics, biology--yet I don't understand whether this is physicists, computer scientists, and biologists using methods of statistics alone or whether work is being done alongside statisticians. I'm eyeing a chance to participate further down the road in a career through a statistics major, but I'd like to hear more about whether it's the statistical methods alone or the statistician that plays a direct part with research in other fields. | ef47dd405f776faf855064cab4c4032ae5b7fff7ca641dce34cb5de66289ee63 | [
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Would it be weird to email the author of a textbook about a part of a (mathematical) proof that neither my supervisors nor I understand? I am an MSc. student in Mathematics, currently doing a directed studies course under my thesis co-supervisors. I've been going through a chapter of a well-known textbook in the relevant (sub)-area, and there is a line in one of the proofs that I don't follow at all. I spent a long time playing around with the proof, but I didn't get anywhere. I also asked my co-supervisors and they didn't know either. One of them tried a few different ways and emailed me about it, but couldn't get it either - he thinks it might be a typo, but even if it is, he isn't sure how to show what he thinks it should say instead. It's really bothering me that I can't make sense of this line of the proof (and because I'm not clear on this part, certain parts that follow it don't make sense to me either). So I'm just wondering if it would be some sort of "faux-pas" to email the author and ask about a line from a proof in his textbook? Thanks! | 936d20dd877fe7cdd71ad738e59a0aeb20743d6730ab8fdd9c39455e3403772c | [
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Would it be weird to email the author of a textbook about a part of a (mathematical) proof that neither my supervisors nor I understand? I am an MSc. student in Mathematics, currently doing a directed studies course under my thesis co-supervisors. I've been going through a chapter of a well-known textbook in the relevant (sub)-area, and there is a line in one of the proofs that I don't follow at all. I spent a long time playing around with the proof, but I didn't get anywhere. I also asked my co-supervisors and they didn't know either. One of them tried a few different ways and emailed me about it, but couldn't get it either - he thinks it might be a typo, but even if it is, he isn't sure how to show what he thinks it should say instead. It's really bothering me that I can't make sense of this line of the proof (and because I'm not clear on this part, certain parts that follow it don't make sense to me either). So I'm just wondering if it would be some sort of "faux-pas" to email the author and ask about a line from a proof in his textbook? Thanks! | 936d20dd877fe7cdd71ad738e59a0aeb20743d6730ab8fdd9c39455e3403772c | [
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Do I have a shot in hell at TT position? I'm finishing my second year as a post-doc (biology) and my spouse and I are applying for TT positions. I want to keep my expectations reasonable, especially with all the discouraging info out there (need to be ivy-league, publish in CNS, etc.). I got my degrees in great state schools, but nothing ivy. I currently have a postoc fellowship in a government laboratory, and while I have a bunch of stuff ready to drop the first half of next year, I don't have any pubs from this gig yet. The reason is, I wanted a position that would give me some skills in my area of research that I think I really need but didn't get in grad school. I have gotten those skills in a state-of-the art lab at the cutting edge of technology, but it has just taken me a bit to catch up - hence the delay. I have 3 pubs from my Ph.D., all first author, one of which got the cover of a solid journal (4 point IF, leading in its area). I also co-instruct a field course, and have gotten quite a few invited seminars, including one at a prestigious institution. I just keep thinking about my pubs and thinking there is just no way I'll get a hit this time around. Will committees pass me by, or is my pub record a forgivable sin? I know a lot of it is luck, but... I just need advice, or encouragement, or maybe a bit of reality check. Job season sucks. | dd95e181db6d80d1cfe31ae06156463dac8154b25ec242df6aa4a86b0a30cb62 | [
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Do I have a shot in hell at TT position? I'm finishing my second year as a post-doc (biology) and my spouse and I are applying for TT positions. I want to keep my expectations reasonable, especially with all the discouraging info out there (need to be ivy-league, publish in CNS, etc.). I got my degrees in great state schools, but nothing ivy. I currently have a postoc fellowship in a government laboratory, and while I have a bunch of stuff ready to drop the first half of next year, I don't have any pubs from this gig yet. The reason is, I wanted a position that would give me some skills in my area of research that I think I really need but didn't get in grad school. I have gotten those skills in a state-of-the art lab at the cutting edge of technology, but it has just taken me a bit to catch up - hence the delay. I have 3 pubs from my Ph.D., all first author, one of which got the cover of a solid journal (4 point IF, leading in its area). I also co-instruct a field course, and have gotten quite a few invited seminars, including one at a prestigious institution. I just keep thinking about my pubs and thinking there is just no way I'll get a hit this time around. Will committees pass me by, or is my pub record a forgivable sin? I know a lot of it is luck, but... I just need advice, or encouragement, or maybe a bit of reality check. Job season sucks. | dd95e181db6d80d1cfe31ae06156463dac8154b25ec242df6aa4a86b0a30cb62 | [
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I won't be reappointed. How do I land another TT position? Hello everyone, I could use some advice/guidance. FYI, full-time assistant professor in Year 3. I just received my department committee evaluation for my reappointment, and it appears (convincingly) that I won't be reappointed. At this point, I don't want to come back to this institution - it's a toxic, hostile work environment, and department politics are overwhelmingly negative. I'm wondering how to best set myself up for a future position with a different institution. I'm convinced that I should resign before I'm fired. But when? Is it a red flag to future employers (universities) if I resign in April 2022 right before my termination? Or should I resign asap? During winter break? I'm just looking to set myself up for better employment long-term, and am unsure of the best next steps. Guidance much appreciated. | 2d039f102c8baae7e98e8b4bc45f464ff3046a3add99d544f7ff88406a8d43f8 | [
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I won't be reappointed. How do I land another TT position? Hello everyone, I could use some advice/guidance. FYI, full-time assistant professor in Year 3. I just received my department committee evaluation for my reappointment, and it appears (convincingly) that I won't be reappointed. At this point, I don't want to come back to this institution - it's a toxic, hostile work environment, and department politics are overwhelmingly negative. I'm wondering how to best set myself up for a future position with a different institution. I'm convinced that I should resign before I'm fired. But when? Is it a red flag to future employers (universities) if I resign in April 2022 right before my termination? Or should I resign asap? During winter break? I'm just looking to set myself up for better employment long-term, and am unsure of the best next steps. Guidance much appreciated. | 2d039f102c8baae7e98e8b4bc45f464ff3046a3add99d544f7ff88406a8d43f8 | [
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Job prospects when starting a PhD that won't be finished until I'm 48? (Education Policy) I'm interested in education policy. After teaching for five years I reached out to some folks whose research I had enjoyed and asked them how I could get to where they are. The answer was do a masters degree in quantitative methods and then a PhD in education policy. So I started a masters degree in quantitative methods (I loved graduate school, two of the best years of my life). One of our children is Deaf, we planned to move to D.C. where I could continue preparing for an academic career in education policy and our Deaf son could be in a setting that would work better for him. But life is what happens while you are making other plans. It became clear that what was best for our family (we have five kids) wasn't D.C, but instead a different area with better opportunities for our kids, especially the Deaf son, but no opportunities for continuing my academic work. So I put myself on hold (finished the M.A.E. first) and we moved. Many years later, and I jokingly commented to my wife that we have a small window where we could move and restart my academic career. We have enough equity in the house, and our Deaf son is finding his bicultural way in the world. She treated it as a serious comment so we sat down to do the math and talk about the possibility. We can make it work. The question is what happens after. I would be 48 when I finished. How would this affect job prospects? My perception is that recent graduates with more traditional career paths would be more attractive to search committees. I also imagine that search committees would be more interested in candidates with a longer shelf life, I will only have 15-20 years of productive work left in me, compared to younger applicants with 30+ good years ahead of them. tl;dr I can do a PhD, but I will be 48 when I finish. Is this a realistic plan for re-entering academia? | b7ce4dee088f88e0ddd286a967edb7cc601d9a6fff9efda74c46306f2896439a | [
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Would I have a hard time finding a tenure track position in computer science(machine learning in particular) due to my age if I finish my PhD at 38 in the United States? I have heard in machine learning, most people get their PhD at the age of 30\~32. So I would be at least 6 years late or even 10 years older than my peers. Would this put me at a serious disadvantage when I am looking for a tenure track position? | cf050d45e3c7435164a9435c6bd27021a29c0d34de2e8ea8a14f60c92895ac69 | [
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Would I have a hard time finding a tenure track position in computer science(machine learning in particular) due to my age if I finish my PhD at 38 in the United States? I have heard in machine learning, most people get their PhD at the age of 30\~32. So I would be at least 6 years late or even 10 years older than my peers. Would this put me at a serious disadvantage when I am looking for a tenure track position? | cf050d45e3c7435164a9435c6bd27021a29c0d34de2e8ea8a14f60c92895ac69 | [
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How to apologize to my professors for chronic absenteeism? I am probably going to fail most of my classes this semester, due to constantly being absent I haven't even shown my face in my biology lab. I genuinely feel horrible about this because 1) my grades and education *are* truly important to me and 2) I never wanted to disrespect my professors' or their time this way. I do not expect them to give me any makeup work, extra credit, or anything like that, but I want to go to their office hours and apologize directly because I want them to know that I am genuinely sorry. I may also have the same professors again when I have to retake classes, and I don't want them to have a bad taste in their mouth. There is no excuse for missing so many classes, but I wasn't just missing class because I didn't feel like going. Right at the beginning of the semester I became homeless, and I do not have any support here. I've been working two jobs; one being 40 minutes away from campus. My car broke down (a few times) during the semester so I had to catch the bus + walk for hours a day just to commute, especially if I worked both jobs on the same day, in addition to class. I was also extremely sick and in a lot of pain for almost a month, for reasons I cannot provide medical documentation for excused absences. I feel terrible that it has even come to this, but this semester has been one of the hardest of my life, academically and personally. ​ TD;LR: I have missed around 75% of my classes this semester and I want to apologize to my professors in a way that they know I am disappointed in myself and truly sorry. I don't expect them to help me pass by giving extra credit or anything, it is just important to me to have a good relationship with my professors; I really do appreciate them even though I haven't shown it. *this is a throwaway account but this is a serious question* | 797c2c9c03d2e931083499a9b62b102a2ba5bbfda877cafa2dd0287d3f6a4c30 | [
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How to apologize to my professors for chronic absenteeism? I am probably going to fail most of my classes this semester, due to constantly being absent I haven't even shown my face in my biology lab. I genuinely feel horrible about this because 1) my grades and education *are* truly important to me and 2) I never wanted to disrespect my professors' or their time this way. I do not expect them to give me any makeup work, extra credit, or anything like that, but I want to go to their office hours and apologize directly because I want them to know that I am genuinely sorry. I may also have the same professors again when I have to retake classes, and I don't want them to have a bad taste in their mouth. There is no excuse for missing so many classes, but I wasn't just missing class because I didn't feel like going. Right at the beginning of the semester I became homeless, and I do not have any support here. I've been working two jobs; one being 40 minutes away from campus. My car broke down (a few times) during the semester so I had to catch the bus + walk for hours a day just to commute, especially if I worked both jobs on the same day, in addition to class. I was also extremely sick and in a lot of pain for almost a month, for reasons I cannot provide medical documentation for excused absences. I feel terrible that it has even come to this, but this semester has been one of the hardest of my life, academically and personally. ​ TD;LR: I have missed around 75% of my classes this semester and I want to apologize to my professors in a way that they know I am disappointed in myself and truly sorry. I don't expect them to help me pass by giving extra credit or anything, it is just important to me to have a good relationship with my professors; I really do appreciate them even though I haven't shown it. *this is a throwaway account but this is a serious question* | 797c2c9c03d2e931083499a9b62b102a2ba5bbfda877cafa2dd0287d3f6a4c30 | [
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How to apologize to my professors for chronic absenteeism? I am probably going to fail most of my classes this semester, due to constantly being absent I haven't even shown my face in my biology lab. I genuinely feel horrible about this because 1) my grades and education *are* truly important to me and 2) I never wanted to disrespect my professors' or their time this way. I do not expect them to give me any makeup work, extra credit, or anything like that, but I want to go to their office hours and apologize directly because I want them to know that I am genuinely sorry. I may also have the same professors again when I have to retake classes, and I don't want them to have a bad taste in their mouth. There is no excuse for missing so many classes, but I wasn't just missing class because I didn't feel like going. Right at the beginning of the semester I became homeless, and I do not have any support here. I've been working two jobs; one being 40 minutes away from campus. My car broke down (a few times) during the semester so I had to catch the bus + walk for hours a day just to commute, especially if I worked both jobs on the same day, in addition to class. I was also extremely sick and in a lot of pain for almost a month, for reasons I cannot provide medical documentation for excused absences. I feel terrible that it has even come to this, but this semester has been one of the hardest of my life, academically and personally. ​ TD;LR: I have missed around 75% of my classes this semester and I want to apologize to my professors in a way that they know I am disappointed in myself and truly sorry. I don't expect them to help me pass by giving extra credit or anything, it is just important to me to have a good relationship with my professors; I really do appreciate them even though I haven't shown it. *this is a throwaway account but this is a serious question* | 797c2c9c03d2e931083499a9b62b102a2ba5bbfda877cafa2dd0287d3f6a4c30 | [
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How to apologize to my professors for chronic absenteeism? I am probably going to fail most of my classes this semester, due to constantly being absent I haven't even shown my face in my biology lab. I genuinely feel horrible about this because 1) my grades and education *are* truly important to me and 2) I never wanted to disrespect my professors' or their time this way. I do not expect them to give me any makeup work, extra credit, or anything like that, but I want to go to their office hours and apologize directly because I want them to know that I am genuinely sorry. I may also have the same professors again when I have to retake classes, and I don't want them to have a bad taste in their mouth. There is no excuse for missing so many classes, but I wasn't just missing class because I didn't feel like going. Right at the beginning of the semester I became homeless, and I do not have any support here. I've been working two jobs; one being 40 minutes away from campus. My car broke down (a few times) during the semester so I had to catch the bus + walk for hours a day just to commute, especially if I worked both jobs on the same day, in addition to class. I was also extremely sick and in a lot of pain for almost a month, for reasons I cannot provide medical documentation for excused absences. I feel terrible that it has even come to this, but this semester has been one of the hardest of my life, academically and personally. ​ TD;LR: I have missed around 75% of my classes this semester and I want to apologize to my professors in a way that they know I am disappointed in myself and truly sorry. I don't expect them to help me pass by giving extra credit or anything, it is just important to me to have a good relationship with my professors; I really do appreciate them even though I haven't shown it. *this is a throwaway account but this is a serious question* | 797c2c9c03d2e931083499a9b62b102a2ba5bbfda877cafa2dd0287d3f6a4c30 | [
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How to apologize to my professors for chronic absenteeism? I am probably going to fail most of my classes this semester, due to constantly being absent I haven't even shown my face in my biology lab. I genuinely feel horrible about this because 1) my grades and education *are* truly important to me and 2) I never wanted to disrespect my professors' or their time this way. I do not expect them to give me any makeup work, extra credit, or anything like that, but I want to go to their office hours and apologize directly because I want them to know that I am genuinely sorry. I may also have the same professors again when I have to retake classes, and I don't want them to have a bad taste in their mouth. There is no excuse for missing so many classes, but I wasn't just missing class because I didn't feel like going. Right at the beginning of the semester I became homeless, and I do not have any support here. I've been working two jobs; one being 40 minutes away from campus. My car broke down (a few times) during the semester so I had to catch the bus + walk for hours a day just to commute, especially if I worked both jobs on the same day, in addition to class. I was also extremely sick and in a lot of pain for almost a month, for reasons I cannot provide medical documentation for excused absences. I feel terrible that it has even come to this, but this semester has been one of the hardest of my life, academically and personally. ​ TD;LR: I have missed around 75% of my classes this semester and I want to apologize to my professors in a way that they know I am disappointed in myself and truly sorry. I don't expect them to help me pass by giving extra credit or anything, it is just important to me to have a good relationship with my professors; I really do appreciate them even though I haven't shown it. *this is a throwaway account but this is a serious question* | 797c2c9c03d2e931083499a9b62b102a2ba5bbfda877cafa2dd0287d3f6a4c30 | [
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How to apologize to my professors for chronic absenteeism? I am probably going to fail most of my classes this semester, due to constantly being absent I haven't even shown my face in my biology lab. I genuinely feel horrible about this because 1) my grades and education *are* truly important to me and 2) I never wanted to disrespect my professors' or their time this way. I do not expect them to give me any makeup work, extra credit, or anything like that, but I want to go to their office hours and apologize directly because I want them to know that I am genuinely sorry. I may also have the same professors again when I have to retake classes, and I don't want them to have a bad taste in their mouth. There is no excuse for missing so many classes, but I wasn't just missing class because I didn't feel like going. Right at the beginning of the semester I became homeless, and I do not have any support here. I've been working two jobs; one being 40 minutes away from campus. My car broke down (a few times) during the semester so I had to catch the bus + walk for hours a day just to commute, especially if I worked both jobs on the same day, in addition to class. I was also extremely sick and in a lot of pain for almost a month, for reasons I cannot provide medical documentation for excused absences. I feel terrible that it has even come to this, but this semester has been one of the hardest of my life, academically and personally. ​ TD;LR: I have missed around 75% of my classes this semester and I want to apologize to my professors in a way that they know I am disappointed in myself and truly sorry. I don't expect them to help me pass by giving extra credit or anything, it is just important to me to have a good relationship with my professors; I really do appreciate them even though I haven't shown it. *this is a throwaway account but this is a serious question* | 797c2c9c03d2e931083499a9b62b102a2ba5bbfda877cafa2dd0287d3f6a4c30 | [
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How to tell a professor I don't want/need them on my committee? I'm working on forming my research topic for my MS studies before I write the proposal. Time is of the essence, and I know I'll be able to do it, but the problem is that there's a professor who agreed to be on my committee who I don't think I'll need the help of. She agreed to help with the last part of my analysis, but I've decided to drop that part for something else that will help me tell a more consistent story with my research. I haven't signed any forms yet, but I'm just a bit antsy about telling her about my change of plans. What sort of approach should I take? I can provide more details if necessary. | 0df102e35bfda7cc884623b3a58420ab87a2cfc0b971b1f5f3e551f2b7c61f48 | [
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Any tips for young academics on how to make sure I'm not making arguments that are already well established in the field? I cannot know everything, I am a young academic in the humanities, I from time to time have some ideas that I think are crisp enough to stand on their own as decent contributions. However, I always overthink that I may not be the first person to say this, and even worse, it may not only have been said by another young academic elsewhere but it may be well established fact in the field. I never know how to make sure I'm not saying anything old, and I always find it interesting when people make big claims in their papers like "no one has done this before, so I'm doing this" - what are some tips to rule out these possibilities and get past my anxieties about saying something repetitive? | 8c63a66641837c588458bfe7a00ef9313682aea8c7cbfdbd2a87acaf8c6d9b4b | [
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What do academics in STEM wish their colleagues in the humanities knew? Saw an interesting thread asking the inverse; curious to know what people think in this direction. | 3d5ed4f222765ff00382c7edf6163766c8613e4513596674afe583d4839d477a | [
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What do academics in STEM wish their colleagues in the humanities knew? Saw an interesting thread asking the inverse; curious to know what people think in this direction. | 3d5ed4f222765ff00382c7edf6163766c8613e4513596674afe583d4839d477a | [
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