...tening to your instructors, doing your homework and all of the other study skills that you have learned so well by this time in your academic careers.
...eloping the skills to succeed in those areas and developing yourself as an individual, because you can’t succeed in academia without the ability to come up wit
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...n about schools for prospective Ph.D.s; information of faculty and student research interests, including faculty at other schools; teaching information; inform
* What other research students are doing. - Josh Madsen - Doctoral Student ([[User:Spuhlmann|Spuh
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...rea in which you are interested. See if you can help the professor with a research project. To help means you do whatever he/she asks extremely well, without
...the end, it will let the faculty know you are intrinsically interested in research and they will be more inclined to let you help them with one of their ideas
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! style="background:#001E4D; color:white; height: 30px" | General Research Questions
...research?#Accounting Research Topical Areas|What do accounting professors research?]]
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...to both career and personal success. Most importantly, you should choose a research and teaching concentration that can sustain your intellectual drive and pas
...hip behavior, team effectiveness, etc. Much of the auditor decision-making research in Accounting is a sister-discipline of OB--that is, accounting scholars ap
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* Support for continued research
* Use of university resources (laptop, phones, research assistance)
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* How many faculty members are doing research in areas related to my own interests?
...are there to work with a variety of faculty and to be exposed to different research methodologies?
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