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Are you writing the manuscript and confused about what information to cite? Follow these simple tips and tricks to manage citations and evaluate sources.
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Today I received a job rejection. Nothing new about that. I actually couldn't tell you how many I've received over the last say two years....
Senior Biology Editor at Nature: Dr Angela Eggleston talking about Publish or Perish #ECRN #ECRchat (at The Science Exchange)
U.S. Studies Online has entered the UK Blog Awards: Public Vote Open Now!
The rumblings you heard were true - We are delighted to announce we have entered the National UK Blog Awards & the vote is open now! Please vote for us in the Education and Arts & Culture categories & share this page! usstudiesonline.com/ukbavote/ And don't forget to check out our supporting statements from the British Association for American Studies, the Irish Association for American Studies, Journal of American Studies and the British Library Eccles Centre. Plus many more to come over the next few days!
It's coming around again!
the 2014 GCCR Postgaduate Symposium is on again! 17th November 2014, in sunny Brisbane on the Nathan Campus and the CFP is live! You have until 12 September to get your abstract in for consideration. We are seeking papers on a wide range of topics from students in various disciplines across the humanities, social sciences and languages. The event is also open to interested staff. Papers which are co-authored by staff and student will be considered favourably.
What about the Symposium itself?
The one-day symposium will include multiple themed sessions where students will present papers-in-progress. The keynote speaker for the event will be Professor David Inglis (University of Exeter, UK).
There is no cost associated with attending the symposium, so please register to come along by emailing us as [email protected].
