gradPSYCH: The Magazine of the American Psychological Association of Graduate Students

	In this Issue Cover Package: Tastes of New Orleans At APA’s 2006 Annual Convention, students helped a city rebuild Gifts and reminder e-mails boost online survey response rates, students find Psychology pioneer shares words of wisdom Early-career researchers accept ethnic-minority dissertation prize Amer honored for work with Arab, Muslim communities Discussing race in class is essential, say faculty Questions of balance Ethics prize winner urges programs to remedy impairment Rethinking rejection Make practicum count Finding the right internship fit When you and your adviser disagree What to do when you and your adviser disagree over the path of your research. Wiring your classroom Teaching assistants and professors can use the Internet and new “clicker” technology to keep students engaged. How to build a network Building professional relationships gives you an edge in graduate school and beyond. Is executive coaching your calling? Postgrad growth area: Executive coaching





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November 2006
ON THE COVER
Diners at an APAGS-sponsored food crawl pause for a photo at the Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. They were among the approximately 9,500 convention-goers who contributed an estimated $17 million to the New Orleans economy.

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