Graduate students questions answered by experienced faculty in the AATSEEL newsletter

[Nina Wieda]

Good Morning,

I have been asked how to find the AATSEEL newsletter.  There are two ways to
read it: in hard copy and online.  Hard copies are mailed to AATSEEL
members, and an electronic version is available to all on the AATSEEL
website (http://www.aatseel.org/newsletter).  The newsletter is published
four times a year: in February, April, October and December.  On the
website, you can find all the issues of the newsletters from February 2005
to December 2009, and two issues from 2002.  All the issues include the
Graduate Student Forum, where distinguished faculty answer questions from
graduate students.

Please see below our call for graduate student questions.

All the best wishes in the New Year!

Sincerely,
Nina Wieda

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Dear graduate student SEELANGers,

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> The AATSEEL Newsletter is inviting submissions of questions related to all
> aspects of the academia, including logistics of professional development,
> surviving and making the best of graduate school, research, pedagogy,
> funding, job market, professional ethics, and the intricate balance of all
> the above.  These questions will be posted, anonymously, in the AATSEEL
> Newsletter Graduate Student Forum, and one of the advisors to the forum will
> answer them.  Currently, the board of advisors includes: Marina Balina
> (Illinois Wesleyan University); Margaret Beissinger (Princeton University);
> Thomas Beyer (Middlebury College); Robert Channon (Purdue University);
> Halina Filipowicz (University of Wisconsin at Madison); and Sibelan
> Forrester (Swarthmore College).
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> This opportunity will allow you to receive advice from experienced
> colleagues, and yet remain anonymous if your question is of a sensitive
> nature.
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> Please submit your questions off-list to NinaWieda2008 at u.northwestern.edu.
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> I look forward to receiving your submissions.
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> Sincerely,
>
> Nina Wieda
> The AATSEEL Newsletter Graduate Student Forum column editor.
> --
> Nina Wieda
> PhD Candidate, Slavic Languages and Literatures
> Northwestern University
> 4-130 Crowe Hall
> 1860 Campus Drive
> Evanston, IL 60208
>



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Nina Wieda
PhD Candidate, Slavic Languages and Literatures
Northwestern University
4-130 Crowe Hall
1860 Campus Drive
Evanston, IL 60208

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