Resources for Students and New Professionals

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These articles address topcis of interest to students and new professionals. Contact us if you have a resource to add.

• Applying for an Assistant Professorship: Advice from Members of a Search Committee  (PDF; originally appeared: ISSPR Bulletin, Spring 1999) - By Sylvia Niehuis
• Conferences: Why to Attend and How to Benefit  (PDF; originally appeared: RRN, Spring 2002) - By Shanna E. Smith & Caroline T. Rankin
• Top 5 Tips for Successfully Navigating Your First Conference  (link to ScienceOfRelationships.com, July 2012) - By Sadie Leder
• Surviving Graduate School: The Dissertation and Other Doctoral Milestones  (PDF; originally appeared: ISSPR Bulletin, Spring 1998) - By Timothy J. Loving & Laura J. Shebilske
• Mentoring for the Millennium  (PDF; originally appeared: ISSPR Bulletin, Spring 1999) - By Catherine A. Surra
• Pursuing Post-Doctoral Training  (PDF; originally appeared: ISSPR Bulletin, Fall 1999) - By Sylvia Niehuis
• Reviewing Manuscripts: Advice to New Relationships Scholars  (PDF; originally appeared: ISSPR Bulletin, Fall 1999) - By Sandra Metts
• Guidelines for New Reviews for Journal of Social and Personal Relationships  (ad-hoc, 1993) - By Steve Duck

Resources for Relationship Courses

The following course resources and syllabi were generously donated to serve as a resource for students and others who teach relationship courses. Contact us to add your syllabus.

• Social Support and Well-Being (COM 612) - Brant Burleson (Purdue University)
• Theory and Research in Dyadic Processes (PSYC 325) - Benjamin Le (Haverford College)
• Close Relationships (PSY 54) - Catherine Sanderson (Amherst College)
• The Development of Relationships (FMST 314) - Dan Perlman (was University of British Columbia)
• Feminist Family Sociology (SOC 597) - Mike Johnson (Penn State)
• ScienceOfRelationships.com as a teaching tool - Gary Lewandowski (Monmouth University)

Contacts

The following IARR members have agreed to answer questions and provide guidance to graduate students. To add your name to this list, contact us here.