Noelle K Newhouse
A list of articles that may be helpful for dissertation students.
Get involved in events, join the chatter on Twitter - and don't be put off by annoying words like 'networking'
What can we learn from the most productive people? Here are the things you need to know to get more done and have plenty of time to relax.
Here are the most effective methods for beating chronic procrastination -- and how to use them together to be truly productive once and for all.
We all want to know how to stop being lazy and get more done. Here Georgetown professor Cal Newport explains the five steps to actually getting there.
How do the most organized people get things done and stay calm? Learn tips from neuroscience and productivity experts so you can be productive and relaxed.
This is Week 1 of my PhD in Higher Education: Research, Evaluation & Enhancement through Lancaster University, and to get us started, Paul Trowler has asked us to share the top ten research uti...
In the sticky, sweltering heat of late summer, I wrote a little post called “How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Dissertation,” which translated my writing struggles into a therapeutic list of writing tips. This post was written as I despairingly grappled with many of the negative emotions that can accompany slogging through a long form project like a dissertation (guilt, self-loathing, and a healthy dose of but I don’t wanna, primarily).
No one will read your dissertation (or master’s thesis…it’s the same genre, with the same nonexistent readership). No one will. Seriously. No one. OK, your dissertation advisor an…
I am a program faculty member in the Business Psychology department at The Chicago School of Professional Psychology. I teach courses on leadership, performance management, survey design, among oth...
