Dr. Gwen's Education Podcasts

I review a recent research report that looks at the role certain words in cover letters and reference letters can play in evaluating candidates for faculty positions. Madera, J M. Hebl, M.R., & Martin, R.C. (2009). Gender and letters of recommendation for academia: Agentic and communal differences. Journal of Applied Psychology, 94(6), 1591-1599. doi: 10.1037/a0016539

In June 2007, APA issued the APA Style Guide to Electronic References. This document is an update to the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (2001), specifically, section 4.16, pp. 268-281. The most significant changes relate to elements included in references to electronic sources.

Women in science, math, engineering revisited. Also discussed is gender bias for men in nursing.

Clinical Trials: Is the Gold Standard Good Enough?

Dealing with feelings of overwhelm and strategies to prevent.

The Challenges and Opportunities of Technology in Higher Education

Women in Science and Engineering in Higher Education

Dr. Gwen’s Top 10 Signs Your APA Style Needs Help

APA Style & Faculty Practice Research Report: Student Perspective

I was provided the opportunity to read this paper-Why Intelligent Design (ID) is not Science- Both the author (Dr. Penny Higgins) and the hosts of Creation and Intelligent Design Watch where the paper is stored provided me permission to share this paper.

The Title Page, Page Headers, Introduction and the Thesis Statement are discussed as well as faculty feedback.

APA Level Headings (Outlines) and Seriation (Lists) are discussed.

Deep, Dark Secrets of His and Her Brains

Academic Writing Overview