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Research Shop Talk with Kyla Reid

Research Shop Talk with Kyla Reid

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 Join us for this deep dive into the world of social science research. We ask the experts: How do you deal with rejection? What happens when real world events derail your project? How do you both mentor and manage graduate students? Host Kyla Reid leads a lively chat with researchers from Carleton University’s Faculty of Public Affairs in Ottawa, Canada about the challenges and the wins of being an academic researcher in this 6-part series.Copyright 2022 All Rights Reserved Science Sciences sociales
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