Great Mentors/Profs

[Anon15]

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One thing that I have noticed is that this forum lacks is any sort of name recognition. It is very rarely that folks will create a posting that states, "this person is great to work for." It's always person XX. I can understand that people may want to keep their identity private, but why not give kudos to those who have inspired/helped us?

I'll start and feel free to add...

Brian Marx, Temple University
Matt Nock, Harvard Univesity

 

[psychanon]

I'm not an applicant, but just as an FYI: I'm pretty sure that Brian Marx is no longer at Temple.

 

[Anon15]

FYI: I'm pretty sure that Brian Marx is no longer at Temple.

Yes, thanks, I knew that. I suppose I began the thread for two purposes 1) as you mention for potential applicants; and 2) just to apppreciate the folks who helped us along the way.

I have found that the field can be very small. The more people that I am aware of who are potentially great to work w/ the better (as a student or otherwise).

Alternatively, I Ihave also worked w/ people who are downright awful, however, I thought the latter thread would be more appropriate.

 

[clearcolor]

Is there any way to reply to posts as a "guest." I saw this done before, but I don't know how.

 

[irish80122]

He isn't at a PhD program, but John McIntosh at Indiana University-South Bend is a wonderful advisor and person! Anita Kelly at Notre Dame was also an outstanding advisor to me as an undergrad.

 

[Quynh2007]

my advisors were asking me questions....not the other way around, so suffice it to say, I did not have very good advisors. but my research advisor

Barbara Strupp, Nutrition and Psych,Cornell University

was awesome. she led me to be passionate about research in interventions. plus, i used to HATE mice, and now I love them. Rats too.

 

[RayneeDeigh]

Rats too.

This is my first year without a pet rat and those little dudes are so easy to get to love, they're awesome.

Sorry to get off topic, carry on everyone!

 

[Therapist4Chnge]

After doing research w/ young kids (2-3, and 7-8)....i would GLADLY take the rats too!!

-t