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Make'em Write!

How To Extract A Thesis From A Grad Student's Brain Without Causing A Mess

Philip L. Jackson
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Pages
228
Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
Presses de l'Université Laval

About

This book won't offer tips for adding luster to a research advisor's C.V., nor is it a guide for torturing students. Instead, it offers reflections about how an advisor relationship can support students in learning scientific writing. It was written by two professors who, while at times embodying all of the caricatures depicted on the cover of this book, have won awards for the quality of their mentorship and been invited to take leadership of doctoral programs. With their combined experiences of supervising more than 50 graduate students, not to mention five years of venting around the coffee machine, and a dash of humour, this book brings together the very best of their expertise.

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  • Research
  • Education
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  • Writing
  • Language Arts & Disciplines

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Philip L. JacksonAuthor
Geneviève BellevilleAuthor