Science Careers from the journal Science

Issues and Perspectives

Issue for May 10, 2002

Issues and Perspectives

Career Advice

Too Few Minorities Earning Ph.D.s in Science Pursue Academic Careers

By:

The MentorDoctor

Too often, graduate students see and hear about the downsides of academic life.

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Issues and Perspectives

Career Advice

Premium Imports

By:

Jeffrey Goldman,

John J. Gallini

"If you can prove that you meet the requirements and have well-drafted letters of recommendation from recognized experts stating that you are outstanding in your field, your application will most likely be approved."

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Is the Italian Brain Drain Becoming a Flood?

By:

Cristina Pelizon

"It is important to distinguish between two separate phenomena: the mobility of human resources, and the loss of those brains forever."

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Supporting International Students: The Shrinking Welcoming Mat

By:

Thomas Pegelow

"All of these developments complicate student advocacy work on behalf of international students--but they also turn it into the most urgent of endeavors."

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