Lecture

PhD Students' Role in Addressing Inappropriate Behavior

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This lecture discusses the role of PhD students in addressing inappropriate behavior, discrimination, and harassment in academic settings. The instructor, a PhD student and student representative, emphasizes the importance of intervening and supporting victims. The lecture covers scenarios where PhD students may witness misconduct, the challenges they face in taking action, and strategies for responding effectively. It also explores the dynamics of addressing inappropriate behavior among colleagues and the importance of empathy and support. The instructor shares insights on how to navigate these situations, including seeking help from supervisors, discussing with peers, and promoting a safe environment within academic communities.

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