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Human Communication, The Hugh Downs School
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Resources for PhD Students
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Program Reputation, Size, and Location
Teaching and Research Assistant Resources
Interdisciplinary Research Colloquium (IRC)
Graduate Faculty in Communication
Research Topics:
The interdisciplinary Doctor of Philosophy degree program in Communication is designed to prepare scholars for research-oriented careers in universities and in the public or private sectors. Graduate students in The Hugh Downs School have engaged in a variety of research topics.
Resources for our Graduate Students:
Resource Articles:
The following scholarly articles are a resource on various topics of interest to graduate students in the discipline:
The Critical Lede (podcasts featuring communication, theories, articles)
What to Tell Your Grad Students
Profiles of Practice: Career paths with PhD in Communication
Searching for a Tenure Track Job: The Advice from Harvard (pdf version)
Parsing the Decision Letter (pdf version)
The Rejection Letter (pdf version)
Time Management (pdf version)
Network for Grad Students (pdf version)
Advice for Grad Students and their Advisors (pdf version)
Changing the Way We Socialize Doctoral Students (pdf version)
Some Publishing Advice for Grad Students (pdf version)
Average Faculty Salaries Across Disciplines and Ranks (pdf version)
Research source - The Big Project
Getting Students to Talk (pdf version)
Books/Special Issues Associated with Emotions and Organizations
