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Doing a non-traditional dissertation does not mean you cannot publish an academic article. In this episode, Gracie Bain, Ph.D. candidate, offers some suggestions for graduate students on publishing their first academic article. She mentions how staying encouraged after feedback and journal rejections. Most importantly, she talks about having accountability partners who help you.
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