I had a similar reaction. The way these institutions are treating students has really made me rethink my future some. I’m still moving forward with my phd but being in academia has really removed itself from post doc life
Valid! I love that you are still moving forward with your education as a PhD but are brave enough to consider other pathways... as you see I am still very much grappling with that but your resolve is inspiring! Thank you for commenting!
Thanks Dr. Flores (again congrats on the PhD) for always being honest with us. Sometimes the hardest thing to do is to tell a superior they’re wrong when they’re wrong but where would society be if it didn’t? That being said, thanks to my ex I have learned to argue with people without them even realizing so I don’t get abused unjustly.
Thank you for sharing your experience! you are sooo right it is a balancing act and we developing skills like you have to handle these situations are super important!!! thank you for taking the time to comment!!! (And please you can just call me Brisa lol )
I’ve divested from academia and have a fulfilling career in research and supporting clients as a DIY PhD; I’m 5 years in and anticipated this era we’re in. The knowledge production and containers I’ve built for young people have had plenty of support by community-based institutions/orgs that are people over profit. Another way is possible. I recommend la paperson’s book A Third University is Possible.
Thank you so much for takin the time to comment and leave such inspiring information! Thank you!! i genuinely appreciate you and the work you do! Thank you!
i really wish i knew more independent academics but i don't know where/how to find any! i only just graduated high school and new to it all but glad i found you now! you're channel, website and linked resources are all super helpful, so please keep it up :) you're work doesn't go unnoticed in any regard ❤
Wow! You are really doing such a great job thinking ahead! Its okay that you don't know many independent scholars yet. You are still very early in your journey! And honestly they are very hard to find, or I wouldn't have asked for help in this video (ahhaha). I am so happy that his channel is helpful. Please let me know if you have any questions about anything! I am so happy you are a part of this community!
Totally hear and feel this! I came into my PhD *not* thinking I would pursue academia, but I've more recently started to appreciate some of the affordances of being a professor and being "supported" by the resources of a university. I feel like I'm really at a fork in the road where I see both directions being full of possibilities, and whether I'm leaning one way or the other really changes the questions I ask, the experiences and skills I try to develop, the work and relationships I prioritize. I LOVE the way you ended this conversation thinking about possibilities. There are countless ways to do the work we want to do in the world, we just have to be bold enough to imagine and enact those ways.
Thank you for your comment! I felt it to my CORE! Yes exactly we have to be creative and imagine new pathways to get to the desired path!!!! I am happy that we are going through these things together in community and I really appreciate you taking the time to comment and share your feelings! Thank you!
Hi Brisa :) I have a question about "Hidden Curriculum." For example in the Phd in Culture&Perf the handbook says only 4 core classes (200, 201, 202, 204). What's the hidden curriculum? Do they make you take electives you don't want to take? Do they kind of choose which classes you take or do you have full control over which classes you take? Which electives do they make you take?
Hi! Thank you for being patient with me. So a hidden curriculum more times than not describes things that are about the department/university's culture or personalities and not actual classes. As for WACD the only classes you have to take are the ones you already identified. From there it is all about what makes you happy! Which is nice. I took mostly art history courses while I was there! So you really do have free range! A better example of a hidden curriculum is : as a student you are not required to publish to graduate and there aren't any resources in the department to tell you how to publish or to support your publication process. However, a department gives more money to students who do publish but you wouldnt know that until someone tells you. so that would be more of an example of a hidden curriculum. Because its technically not required... but really does impact your success!
Hey Dr. Flores! I love this video! You are so real and we need more transparency with people once receiving their PhD and the journey towards achieving success once venturing out into the "Real World!" I know you will absolutely find your way into exactly what your heart is yearning to do for your career. I totally understand trying to figure out what to do when what you thought you wanted to do is not it anymore! Keep going, searching, talking it out, and asking others in different careers with a PhD. Nonprofits, corporations, and governmental companies all can use your expertise somehow! I can't wait to watch you find your passion in the ideal position waiting just for you to connect and thrive in the blink of an eye!
I had the same response when I saw the vicious beating and arresting of students and faculty at UCI. I was shocked at the barbarity and degeneracy. Idk if I want to be in these institutions. I'm still going to get my PhD but Idk if I want to be *in* Academia
I did not realize I did this!!!! But now that you say it! OMG! hahaha I apologize if that was jarring, but it is an honest reflection of how my brain works! (For better or for worse! hahha)
@BrisaMarie No actually, it was good. Sometimes this adds humor to the narrative and also reminds us that aside from dealing and discussing issues and affairs, we are still humans and require basic needs such as food, water, and looking after ourselves so we can keep producing and thinking of the world.
I so appreciate your openness about this because as someone who just started my phd it’s been really jarring and I havent been able to fully digest how it’s impacted my feelings towards my own career and pursuing academia
YES! Its a lot to process! But it is reassuring to know that I am not processing it alone and that we have this community together! #InCommunity & #InSolidarity
I agree with many of your points. While pursuing my master's degree, the university did not support students and would create and enforce policies that stymied them and left them with a ton of debt. I was sure I would immediately pursue my doctorate, but now I'm not so sure. If I can't help students, I don't want to hinder them in the name of academic welfare and playing the game. My morals mean more to me than that. I am no longer interested in achieving faculty status.
YES! And i love how you said that your morals mean more than that to you! Cuz That IS SO POWERFUL! Yes! thank you for commenting and sharing your perspective because I loved it!
Good evening ma, I really don't know where to start from. But I would like to do my PhD in business education outside Nigerian, probably in the US, Canada etc. But I don't know the process, what to do or where to start from.. please can you be of help to me? I have also messaged you on Instagram.
Hi! thank you for commenting and reaching out. I do not have the capacity to do one-on-one consultations but I do have an entire playlist on PhD admissions and planning that may be helpful ruclips.net/video/SbDA7IrNGqo/видео.html I also have a playlist on PhD basics (for the US) that might be helpful ruclips.net/video/wwgiME2QCoQ/видео.html There is also a company called accepted consulting that does do one-on-one consulations if that is what you need www.acceptedconsulting.com/ I hope that is helpful!
I had a similar reaction. The way these institutions are treating students has really made me rethink my future some. I’m still moving forward with my phd but being in academia has really removed itself from post doc life
Valid! I love that you are still moving forward with your education as a PhD but are brave enough to consider other pathways... as you see I am still very much grappling with that but your resolve is inspiring! Thank you for commenting!
It’s so refreshing to hear you express your concerns because it shows your integrity and how much you truly care about others ❤
Thank you so much for commenting with such positivity and kindness! I genuinely appreciate you!
Thanks Dr. Flores (again congrats on the PhD) for always being honest with us. Sometimes the hardest thing to do is to tell a superior they’re wrong when they’re wrong but where would society be if it didn’t? That being said, thanks to my ex I have learned to argue with people without them even realizing so I don’t get abused unjustly.
Thank you for sharing your experience! you are sooo right it is a balancing act and we developing skills like you have to handle these situations are super important!!! thank you for taking the time to comment!!! (And please you can just call me Brisa lol )
I’ve divested from academia and have a fulfilling career in research and supporting clients as a DIY PhD; I’m 5 years in and anticipated this era we’re in. The knowledge production and containers I’ve built for young people have had plenty of support by community-based institutions/orgs that are people over profit. Another way is possible. I recommend la paperson’s book A Third University is Possible.
Thank you so much for takin the time to comment and leave such inspiring information! Thank you!! i genuinely appreciate you and the work you do! Thank you!
i really wish i knew more independent academics but i don't know where/how to find any! i only just graduated high school and new to it all but glad i found you now! you're channel, website and linked resources are all super helpful, so please keep it up :) you're work doesn't go unnoticed in any regard ❤
Wow! You are really doing such a great job thinking ahead! Its okay that you don't know many independent scholars yet. You are still very early in your journey! And honestly they are very hard to find, or I wouldn't have asked for help in this video (ahhaha). I am so happy that his channel is helpful. Please let me know if you have any questions about anything! I am so happy you are a part of this community!
I always watch your videos for encouragement....wishing you all the best and thank you for the transparency always ❤..
Of course! I am soooo happy my videos are encouraging hahaha I appreciate you commenting and being a part of this community! Thank you!
I love this. Authentic, entertaining and so beautiful friend!! Keep these coming
THANK YOU! I Love you so much!
Totally hear and feel this! I came into my PhD *not* thinking I would pursue academia, but I've more recently started to appreciate some of the affordances of being a professor and being "supported" by the resources of a university. I feel like I'm really at a fork in the road where I see both directions being full of possibilities, and whether I'm leaning one way or the other really changes the questions I ask, the experiences and skills I try to develop, the work and relationships I prioritize. I LOVE the way you ended this conversation thinking about possibilities. There are countless ways to do the work we want to do in the world, we just have to be bold enough to imagine and enact those ways.
Thank you for your comment! I felt it to my CORE! Yes exactly we have to be creative and imagine new pathways to get to the desired path!!!! I am happy that we are going through these things together in community and I really appreciate you taking the time to comment and share your feelings! Thank you!
Hi Brisa :) I have a question about "Hidden Curriculum." For example in the Phd in Culture&Perf the handbook says only 4 core classes (200, 201, 202, 204). What's the hidden curriculum? Do they make you take electives you don't want to take? Do they kind of choose which classes you take or do you have full control over which classes you take? Which electives do they make you take?
Hi! Thank you for being patient with me. So a hidden curriculum more times than not describes things that are about the department/university's culture or personalities and not actual classes. As for WACD the only classes you have to take are the ones you already identified. From there it is all about what makes you happy! Which is nice. I took mostly art history courses while I was there! So you really do have free range!
A better example of a hidden curriculum is :
as a student you are not required to publish to graduate and there aren't any resources in the department to tell you how to publish or to support your publication process. However, a department gives more money to students who do publish but you wouldnt know that until someone tells you. so that would be more of an example of a hidden curriculum. Because its technically not required... but really does impact your success!
@@BrisaMarie Thank you! You are very appreciated!! 🧡🧡🧡🧡🥰
@Caroli.Colibri of course!!! Thank you for commenting!!! I appreciate you!
Hey Dr. Flores! I love this video! You are so real and we need more transparency with people once receiving their PhD and the journey towards achieving success once venturing out into the "Real World!" I know you will absolutely find your way into exactly what your heart is yearning to do for your career. I totally understand trying to figure out what to do when what you thought you wanted to do is not it anymore! Keep going, searching, talking it out, and asking others in different careers with a PhD. Nonprofits, corporations, and governmental companies all can use your expertise somehow! I can't wait to watch you find your passion in the ideal position waiting just for you to connect and thrive in the blink of an eye!
Thank you so so so so much for you kind and supportive words! They mean so much to me! Thank you for being so encouraging!
@BrisaMarie I finally start my PhD journey next week!! July 8, 2024 online with National University Education program!!
@QueenDiva YOU'RE AMAZING!!! CONGRATS!!!!!!!!! PLEASE KEEP ME UPDATED!
@@BrisaMarie Absolutely!!! I will start reading your dissertation this week! I wanted to wait until I started my PhD program to be inspired!!😊👑🩷🙌🙌
I had the same response when I saw the vicious beating and arresting of students and faculty at UCI. I was shocked at the barbarity and degeneracy. Idk if I want to be in these institutions. I'm still going to get my PhD but Idk if I want to be *in* Academia
YES! I am so happy that I am not alone. Its all just a lot... you know? #InSolidarity
Brisa, you were refecting on serious matters capture viewers' cognition, but then out of no where, you were like, lets go find out what to eat. lol
I did not realize I did this!!!! But now that you say it! OMG! hahaha I apologize if that was jarring, but it is an honest reflection of how my brain works! (For better or for worse! hahha)
@BrisaMarie
No actually, it was good. Sometimes this adds humor to the narrative and also reminds us that aside from dealing and discussing issues and affairs, we are still humans and require basic needs such as food, water, and looking after ourselves so we can keep producing and thinking of the world.
@jhamdan2012 thank you!! That's so validating! Yes!
I so appreciate your openness about this because as someone who just started my phd it’s been really jarring and I havent been able to fully digest how it’s impacted my feelings towards my own career and pursuing academia
YES! Its a lot to process! But it is reassuring to know that I am not processing it alone and that we have this community together! #InCommunity & #InSolidarity
I agree with many of your points. While pursuing my master's degree, the university did not support students and would create and enforce policies that stymied them and left them with a ton of debt. I was sure I would immediately pursue my doctorate, but now I'm not so sure. If I can't help students, I don't want to hinder them in the name of academic welfare and playing the game. My morals mean more to me than that. I am no longer interested in achieving faculty status.
YES! And i love how you said that your morals mean more than that to you! Cuz That IS SO POWERFUL! Yes! thank you for commenting and sharing your perspective because I loved it!
📏🖼📜 is the UCLA PhD diploma 11x14?
So I haven't gotten mine yet... but after a little googling I think it's 8 x 11 cuz its mailed in a 9.5 x 12.5 envelope :) but I don't know for sure!
Good evening ma, I really don't know where to start from. But I would like to do my PhD in business education outside Nigerian, probably in the US, Canada etc. But I don't know the process, what to do or where to start from.. please can you be of help to me? I have also messaged you on Instagram.
Hi! thank you for commenting and reaching out. I do not have the capacity to do one-on-one consultations but I do have an entire playlist on PhD admissions and planning that may be helpful ruclips.net/video/SbDA7IrNGqo/видео.html
I also have a playlist on PhD basics (for the US) that might be helpful
ruclips.net/video/wwgiME2QCoQ/видео.html
There is also a company called accepted consulting that does do one-on-one consulations if that is what you need
www.acceptedconsulting.com/
I hope that is helpful!
@@BrisaMarie thank you very much ma
@IgovineHappy no worries!
We byke!!!
lol I love you!