Skip to content

SGSAH Blog

  • Blog Home
  • Guidelines for submission
  • About SGSAH
  • Contact Us
  • SGSAH Home

Tag: New Year

Well what was all that then?

December 31, 2020Leave a comment

The end of 2020 is rapidly bearing down on us. Sitting here at the end of this year trying to reflect is an almost impossible task. The world, and everyday life, has changed in ways we didn’t think possible this time a year ago. Personally it has been one of the most difficult years, both … Continue reading Well what was all that then?

Makin’ Wee Waves

December 29, 2019March 20, 20201 Comment

As the year draws to a close, I like to look back and remind myself of what's been given to me in terms of opportunities over the last 12 months. SGSAH has, without doubt, been hugely helpful, not only with funding and providing opportunities for me personally (like writing the blog), but also through the … Continue reading Makin’ Wee Waves

Seasons Greetings from the SGSAH Blog!

December 23, 2016May 6, 2017Leave a comment

Hopefully you've all signed off on work for the festive season now and you're chilling out on the sofa with a Baileys (yes, I know it's only lunchtime, but 'tis the season) and a good movie. I'm currently watching the classic 2006 Christmas romp, Deck the Halls (which has an average rating of 6% on … Continue reading Seasons Greetings from the SGSAH Blog!

Search

Social

  • View @sgsahblog’s profile on Twitter
  • View @sgsah_’s profile on Instagram
  • YouTube

Recent Posts

  • Haven’t I Seen This Before? The Déjà-Vu of Meiji Japan in an Image-Driven World
  • What Writing Retreats Actually Teach You
  • Beyond the Desk: A Guest Reflection on Yale-Edinburgh 2026
  • The PhD Journey Begins Before Enrollment: The Journey to Finding Your PhD Funding
  • When Everyone Else Is on Break: Surviving the Summer Research Season
  • A Researcher Showcase: What the World’s Most Studied Tropical Forest Leaves Out
  • Embracing the PhD Journey: Lessons from Graduation Season
  • The Summer School Musings: Cake, Conversations, and a Little Divine Intervention
  • The Part of the PhD Journey I Did Not Say Out Loud
  • Building Community Through the SGSAH Doctoral Researcher Committee
  • Beyond the Desk: Why PhD Students Need to Show Up Where the Conversations Are Happening
  • What I Wish Someone Had Told Me About Doing a Humanities PhD in 2026
  • The Questions That Existed Before Academia 
  • Traces and tracks: Reflecting on the EARTH Scholarships impact programme
  • ‘When people think of Scotland, they often think of rain’

Categories

  • 5 Minutes With
  • A Conversation With
  • Beyond the PhD
  • Events, Projects, Conferences
  • Graduate Teaching Assistant
  • Internships and Research Trips
  • My Research Life
  • My Research Story
  • Opportunities
  • PhD Experience
  • podcast
  • Practical Guide
  • Research and Practice
  • SGSAH

COMMENT POLICY

We encourage fruitful engagement with our posts, but ask that commenters always keep the SGSAH Mission and Vision in mind when posting. Anonymous comments will not be approved due to a lack of ability to craft meaningful and respectful dialogue without due accountability. Comments are moderated in alignment with these principles.

Funded By

Blog at WordPress.com.
  • Subscribe Subscribed
    • SGSAH Blog
    • Join 244 other subscribers
    • Already have a WordPress.com account? Log in now.
    • SGSAH Blog
    • Subscribe Subscribed
    • Sign up
    • Log in
    • Report this content
    • View site in Reader
    • Manage subscriptions
    • Collapse this bar
Loading Comments...