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Session Submission Type: Paper Session
Come writers and critics who prophesize with your pen, and keep your eyes wide, the chance wont come again. - Bob Dylan
In this presentation, panelists from an array of research emphases and various levels of graduate tenure will share their autoethnographies about education, work, research, life, passion, (dis)enchantment, and selfhood in graduate school. This panel gives a forum to the uncertainties being discussed behind closed doors and to the apprehensions we lock within ourselves.
Refreshing My E-Mail Again: Understanding New Technologys Effects on Social Support in the Graduate School Admissions Process - Nicholas Brody, University of Texas, Austin
The Single Mom and the Graduate Student: Mutually Exclusive Categories? - Summer R. Cunningham, Arizona State University
Navigating Tornado Alley: Tracking Changes and Chasing Stability in My Inaugural Graduate Year - Elizabeth Rush, Arizona State University
Dissertating and the Dream Job Pursuit: An Autoethnographic Account of an ABD - Shannon Johnson, Arizona State University
What Can I Fit in a Suitcase? On Moving to Pursue a Doctorate - Charee Mooney, Arizona State University
Strengthening My Core: My Life as a Graduate Student - Stacy Westerman, Arizona State University