Dr. Judith LaKamper and Dr. Erin Bell share their experiences being parents who work in fields related to academia. Your hosts discuss life with children during and after graduate school as they highlight scholarly research regarding parenting, gender, and other pertinent topics as well as their own experiences as mothers and scholars.
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Dr. Judith LaKamper and Dr. Erin Bell share their experiences being parents who work in fields related to academia. Your hosts discuss life with children during and after graduate school as they highlight scholarly research regarding parenting, gender, and other pertinent topics as well as their own experiences as mothers and scholars.
Join Judith and Erin as they have an illuminating conversation with Jessica Spott, Ph.D. candidate in Educational Psychology at Texas Tech University and the mother of two young boys. Jessica is also the Director of the STEM Center for Outreach, Research & Education at Texas Tech. In this episode, Jessica shares some of the roadblocks that have occurred on her journey to her Ph.D. as well as her important research project which examines the experiences of MotherScholars in STEM fields. Tune in as Jessica explores the notion of the MotherScholar and gives important insight into the experiential similarities and differences between MotherScholars in STEM and non-STEM fields.
The opening and closing song, "Vienna Beat" by Blue Dot Sessions is licensed under an Attribution-NonCommercial License and shared through the Free Music Archive: https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Blue_Dot_Sessions/RadioPink/Vienna_Beat
PhD in Parenting Podcast
Dr. Judith LaKamper and Dr. Erin Bell share their experiences being parents who work in fields related to academia. Your hosts discuss life with children during and after graduate school as they highlight scholarly research regarding parenting, gender, and other pertinent topics as well as their own experiences as mothers and scholars.
