last updated:
08/23/2005
Services for Graduate Students and New Professionals
IARR is working to develop our support services for graduate students in relationships-related fields.
New! Links to syllabi for relationship courses
(click here)
New! On-line papers on
topics of interest to students and new professionals are now available:
| Topic / Title | Authors | Link | |
Applying for an Assistant Professorship: Advice from Members of a Search Committee (originally appeared: ISSPR Bulletin, Spring 1999) |
Sylvia Niehuis | webpage | .pdf | |
Conferences: Why to Attend and How to Benefit (originally appeared: IARR Newsletter, Spring 2002) |
Shanna E. Smith & Caroline T. Rankin | webpage | .pdf | |
| Surviving Graduate School: The Dissertation and Other Doctoral Milestones (originally appeared: ISSPR Bulletin, Spring 1998) | Timothy J. Loving & Laura J. Shebilske | webpage | .pdf | |
| Mentoring for the Millenium (originally appeared: ISSPR Bulletin, Spring 1999) | Catherina A. Surra | webpage | .pdf | |
| Pursuing Post-Doctoral Training (originally appeared: ISSPR Bulletin, Fall 1999) | Sylvia Niehuis | webpage | .pdf | |
| Reviewing Manuscripts: Advice to New Relationships Scholars (originally appeared: ISSPR Bulletin, Fall 1999) | Sandra Metts | webpage | .pdf | |
| Guidelines for New Reviews for Journal of Social and Personal Relationships (ad-hoc, 1993) | Steve Duck | webpage | .pdf |
Some IARR members have agreed to answer questions and provide guidance to graduate students. They are:
- Walid Afifi, Communication Arts & Science, Pennsylvania State University
- Diane Holmberg, Dept. of Psychology, Acadia University, Canada
- Paul Mongeau, Hugh Downs School of Human Communication, Arizona State University
We also suggest that you consult the following helpful web site: http://www.swan.ac.uk/ebms/marketing/resources.htm