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How to Survive a Doctoral Program

Successfully completing a doctoral program requires a unique set of skills and support systems. This guide emphasizes the importance of building relationships with study partners, effective communication, and maintaining a balanced pace throughout your studies. Understand that facing challenges is normal and reaching out for support is crucial. Create a supportive cohort environment through coordinated communication, peer partnerships, and by utilizing available resources such as librarians and research contacts. Embrace your journey with a philosophy of inclusivity: no learner left behind!

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How to Survive a Doctoral Program

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  1. How to Survive a Doctoral Program Regina Nelson Steve Stone

  2. Doctoral knowledge is emergent • Our language is unique • Pace Yourself (even after residency) • Identify and build relationships with study partners that offer support • Communicate with others—Do NOT isolate yourself • Understand struggle is Normal • Enjoy the coordinated schedule during the 1st term How are you feeling?

  3. Step Gently and Listen • Be Respectful • Enter with a “No learner left behind” philosophy • Reach out to others who are not communicating or posting • Reach out when you need support!!! Cohort/Peer Relationships

  4. Google or Yahoo Group • Check in calls (set up an adobe/phone specific to your cohort) • Take turns facilitating communication • Reach out when you are in need or believe someone else may be in need! Facilitating Group Communication

  5. SHARE with others! • Find a research point-person • Get to know our librarians!! • Recruit a peer review partner (or two) • Never hesitate to contact a peer or cohort member • Ask early and follow-up! Resources

  6. Boot Camp Starter Kit

  7. Tips for Newbies(1 minute time limit strictly enforced)

  8. Q & A • Final Comments Wrap-Up

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