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Welcome to The Write In: Grad Student Narratives, a podcast featuring the stories of Yale PhD students who take us on their journey and offer strategies for writing—and being—in graduate school. I am your host, Dr.
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Different Brains, Different Writing Practices with Dr. Vlad Chituc (opens the original)
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Vlad Chituc shares strategies for navigating academic writing norms for neurodivergent grad students This is the second part of a special 2-part episode of The Write In, featuring Dr. Vlad Chituc. Vlad doesn’t shy away from brain topics, and why would he? As a psychologist and recently minted PhD, Vlad thinks deeply about human cognition and behavior. But, also, Vlad reflects deeply on his experience as a neurodivergent graduate student and how he learned to work with his brain, not castigate hi
Better Collaborative Writing Together with Dr. Vlad Chituc (opens the original)
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In this episode, we explore collaborative writing models and practices between graduate students and their faculty co-authors. Vlad first describes collaborative writing as a standard practice in social science and science fields. Then, Vlad offers a unique live collaborative writing model that he and his faculty co-author tried out that led him to abandon the way he used to share and receive feedback on co-written projects. If you feel like you’re stuck in limbo for a while after sending a draf
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