Choosing Non-mainstream Research Topics

Junior researchers interested in studying minority populations should also conduct "mainstream" research, suggests Hirokazu Yoshikawa.

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Minority Research is Not a Spin Off

Don't let your research be marginalized, advises Ruth Chao.

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An N of One

If you're a member of a non-dominant group, the demands of representation affect scholarly productivity, explains Darrell P. Wheeler.

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It's About the Method

Darrell P. Wheeler argues that an authentic research process requires being honest about your relationship with your community.

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Learn to Say No

Junior faculty of color are often pulled in many directions, says Hirokazu Yoshikawa.

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When Can I Study My Own Community?

The decision of when and how to focus on research in minority communities is a common struggle, explains Teresa D. LaFromboise.

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Find Somebody to Cry With

Darrell P. Wheeler suggests that locating a confidant is vital for young researchers.

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Serving as a Pipeline

Ethnic minority academicians experience extra burden at times, believes Joaquin Borrego, Jr.

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