POINT OF VIEW

What They Didn't Teach You in Graduate School

By PAUL GRAY and DAVID E. DREW

Most new Ph.D.'s who accept faculty positions are shocked to discover that no one told them what their day-to-day jobs would really entail. They struggled as graduate students to master the literature, theories, models, and analytical techniques in their fields and wrote dissertations of which they...

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