Hey Kaelyn, i just wanted to say that your vlogs really helped me stay motivated last application period. And Now I got into Grad school for Art History, so thank you!!
Hi Kaelyn! I hope you're doing well. I'd be cursious to see a video where you discuss how did you pick your dissertation topic. I am currently in grad school and picking my thesis topic alone was difficult, I can't even begin to imagine how difficult it was to nail down a dissertation! Anyway, I love your videos and wish you continued luck in the archives!
I love your videos, thanks for putting them together. I'm also a PhD student, I also teach and i've just started my teaching qualification too so life is a bit busy and sometimes disorganised. I've been scouring the internet for a specific video but so far, to no avail. I would love a video in which you created a step by step 'organise your life video' in terms of to do lists, deadlines and planning that I can literally pause, do that task and then move on to step two and so on. Almost like a follow along. I know you have your templates but they don't really work for me particularly being in the sciences. I think that you most likely understand what it is like to juggle so many different things that it can become overwhelming. This sort of video would help immensely. Plus I would likely return to it in the future each time I need a 'to do' reset! Just an idea for you! Thanks for all you do and good luck with your diss :)
I so get the tiredness after a day in the archives! As enthralling as it is, it's tiring. Particularly after the post adrenalin drop, when finding something that 'fits' into your research ;]
I'm in process of planning out my trip to the UK National Archives this summer (as well as the Record Office in Liverpool and the People's History Museum archives in Manchester), and every time you post about archives I get 𝘴𝘰 geeked up all over again!
Thank you for sharing your journey with us! In one of your past videos you mentioned that the history of the Russian aristocracy interest you, so I just wanted to share 2 books I read that I believe you might like: Former People: The final days of the Russian aristocracy by Douglas Smith and After the Romanovs: Russian Exiles in Paris from the Belle Époque Through Revolution and War by Helen Rappaport. Hope this helps! :)
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The look on your face when you made your “discovery” in the archives-that’s what being a historian is all about! Can’t wait to find out what it is!
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Hehehe as someone who works in an archive, this is what its ALL about for us too
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Hey Kaelyn, i just wanted to say that your vlogs really helped me stay motivated last application period.
And Now I got into Grad school for Art History, so thank you!!
🥺 omg CONGRATULATIONS!!!! I am so happy for you!!!!
@@KaelynGraceApple Thanks!! 😀😀
Sending all the best wishes for your dissertation and future endeavors!
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Hi Kaelyn! I hope you're doing well. I'd be cursious to see a video where you discuss how did you pick your dissertation topic. I am currently in grad school and picking my thesis topic alone was difficult, I can't even begin to imagine how difficult it was to nail down a dissertation! Anyway, I love your videos and wish you continued luck in the archives!
This is an excellent idea! Thank you
Of course!@@KaelynGraceApple
I love your videos, thanks for putting them together. I'm also a PhD student, I also teach and i've just started my teaching qualification too so life is a bit busy and sometimes disorganised. I've been scouring the internet for a specific video but so far, to no avail. I would love a video in which you created a step by step 'organise your life video' in terms of to do lists, deadlines and planning that I can literally pause, do that task and then move on to step two and so on. Almost like a follow along. I know you have your templates but they don't really work for me particularly being in the sciences. I think that you most likely understand what it is like to juggle so many different things that it can become overwhelming. This sort of video would help immensely. Plus I would likely return to it in the future each time I need a 'to do' reset! Just an idea for you! Thanks for all you do and good luck with your diss :)
I have! I posted my entire planning system for time management a little over a month ago :)
I will definitely do more 'plan with me' type videos in future though!
What has helped you remember proper Chicago style citation format? I have a hard time making it streamed lined, and it takes up so much time 😅
Its just become a bit of a habit now 😅 because I don't like using reference software
Missing the archives but I get to experience them vicariously through your videos!
Can you visit the archives without being a student ?
yes! You just need to register an account with the archives :)
It’s always such a trip seeing archives and dealing with historical documents.
The best and most difficult part of the job
Love your 'going out' bag!! Can you share the name?
Fellow historian here! What transcribing software do you use?!
Transkribus!
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I so get the tiredness after a day in the archives! As enthralling as it is, it's tiring. Particularly after the post adrenalin drop, when finding something that 'fits' into your research ;]
exactly! perfectly described
I just came home from my last exam in my undergraduate and your videos motivated me a lot to study. Thank you for that❤❤
I'm so glad! I hope the exam went well
I'm in process of planning out my trip to the UK National Archives this summer (as well as the Record Office in Liverpool and the People's History Museum archives in Manchester), and every time you post about archives I get 𝘴𝘰 geeked up all over again!
Ahhh!!! You're going to have such a great research trip
@@KaelynGraceApple I'm unbelievably excited about it!
Thank you for sharing your journey with us! In one of your past videos you mentioned that the history of the Russian aristocracy interest you, so I just wanted to share 2 books I read that I believe you might like: Former People: The final days of the Russian aristocracy by Douglas Smith and After the Romanovs: Russian Exiles in Paris from the Belle Époque Through Revolution and War by Helen Rappaport. Hope this helps! :)
OMG youre the best thank you for the recs!