It’s been awhile since I’ve updated any of my blogs. Not because I’ve run out of advice, heaven forbid. I’ve just sort of channelled my pedantic nature into creating content for an online course that I’m piloting this summer. It’s part of an online MA diploma certificate program...
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July 13, 2019 gcy
Graduate Student, Greg Chung-Yan, News
“Organizations capitalize on the fact that talking about your salary tends to be taboo,” Greg Chung-Yan, an associate professor of industrial and organizational psychology at the University of Windsor in Windsor, Ont., told CTVNews.ca via telephone.
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September 12, 2018 gcy
Advice, Greg Chung-Yan, News
Dr. Greg A. Chung-Yan speaks on a panel about workplace stress and burnout. Audio Conference Issues Stress, like other workplace hazards, can adversely affect employees’ health, making them more susceptible to both physical and mental illnesses; it can also cause employees to become dissatisfied and quit their jobs....
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July 12, 2018 gcy
Advice, Conference, Greg Chung-Yan
I finally managed to mock up a new recruitment ad for our Applied Social Psychology MA/PhD graduate program at the University of Windsor. Please spread it around. Cheers. www.socialpsychology.ca
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September 14, 2017 gcy
Graduate Student, News, Undergraduate Students
STUDENT QUESTION I am an intern at a financial investment firm. I’ll soon graduate with a degree in business administration, majoring in finance. I have been told by a few people on my team that I do a fantastic job and that the team really likes me. To...
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September 4, 2017 gcy
Advice
STUDENT QUESTION I recently completed a graduate program at McGill University. But even after graduation, my supervisor expects me to work on that project, without any stipend or salary. But this is not the only problem. I have been rejected by potential employers four times because he wrote...
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September 1, 2017 gcy
Uncategorized
Yes, it is the job of a professor to help students. So why are they so cranky when you ask them for help? The short answer is bitterness. But seriously…. Most professors are approachable and willing to help. But every now and then, you might unknowingly frustrate or...
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August 31, 2017 gcy
Advice, Graduate Student, Research, Undergraduate Students
Students and professors differ in how they prefer to communicate with other people. One of my grad students–during her practicum–conducted a survey and found that if there was an emergency on campus, most students would prefer to receive an alert by text; most professors would prefer an alert...
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August 31, 2017 gcy
Advice, Graduate Student, Research Assistants, Undergraduate Students
You generally need at least 2 academic recommendation letters for your graduate school application. That means letters, not just from professors, but professors who are familiar with your academic work. ‘A’ students can generally find a letter writer among the professors with whom they’ve taken classes. But if...
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August 31, 2017 gcy
Advice, Graduate Student, Undergraduate Students
The behaviours of professors might seem peculiar and frightening at times, but they are largely understandable and easily managed. Although my advice may at times appear to be obvious, simplistic, or even stupid, for the most part, I was ignorant of them in my youth. I have many...
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August 31, 2017 gcy
Advice
