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Annabelle Frazier @annabellefrazier.com · 26/05/2026

Would love to hear more about this paper. Sounds interesting!

Annabelle Frazier @annabellefrazier.com · 20/05/2026

The truth is that biases creep into every interview / job search process, in every field. What we can do as candidates is leverage these by preparing. If you knew what committees actually wanted to know, I think you’d have an advantage in your ability to focus and prepare.

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Annabelle Frazier @annabellefrazier.com · 20/05/2026

Yes. This is totally true. And I remember the days of the upfront letters and phone screenings. In my “big” job market year, I had one job where they decided to combat the biases by making me turn off my camera and remove identifiers from my materials. It was an absolute circus.

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Annabelle Frazier @annabellefrazier.com · 20/05/2026

When I was preparing for the job market in 2021, I read a book published in 2015 as a guide on this process. I applied for 70 jobs that year, going through many first and second round interviews. Almost nothing in my experience differed from what the book outlined.

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Annabelle Frazier @annabellefrazier.com · 20/05/2026

(3) The zoom interview is a screening interview- the main question the committee is asking is “is this candidate a real, mostly-coherent person, whose behavior seems pretty consistent with what’s in their materials?”

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Annabelle Frazier @annabellefrazier.com · 20/05/2026

(2) Our standard practice is to check references before campus visits (for finalists!). This is common. It reduces the time waste for both the committee and for the references. We ask for references in advance so we know you have them.

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Annabelle Frazier @annabellefrazier.com · 20/05/2026

I was on the market in 2021 and have chaired 3 search committees since. None of this is new. Here’s what’s actually going on: (1) Committees always review materials and choose their top 4-10, based on strength AND fit for what we need.

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Annabelle Frazier @annabellefrazier.com · 20/05/2026

These job ads are often desperation jobs: “we need a faculty member to start this Fall, or we won’t be able to teach our courses.” I recently chaired two committees like this. If these are the kinds of jobs you’re looking at, your best bet is to be a bit broader in your statements.

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Annabelle Frazier @annabellefrazier.com · 06/05/2026

It’s the last day of teaching for the spring semester. My courses never have final exams, because… We all just want to be done at this point.

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Connor Ewing @cmewing.bsky.social · 02/05/2026

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Annabelle Frazier @annabellefrazier.com · 02/05/2026

I’m from Ukraine. My mother: concert pianist. Her mother (my grandma): linguistics professor. Her mother (my great grandmother, born in 1902): government accountant. All had graduate degrees. Same on father’s side. Same for my parents’ friends. None of the women stayed home 🤷‍♀️

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Annabelle Frazier @annabellefrazier.com · 02/05/2026

For a while, BlueSky was blocked in Mississippi. I got so used to that… stopped trying to log in. But I just read about some Ole Miss prof who’s getting noise for a BlueSky post… If he can post, he’s not blocked 😳 I checked. Yup. It’s back.

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Annabelle Frazier @annabellefrazier.com · 20/06/2025

⭐️ New paper out @LHB: in “Quick and Dirty…" we studied COVID-era, virtual plea colloquies, with some troubling findings. The paper was selected as the Editor's Choice, so it’s open access: doi.org/10.1037/lhb0... #psychlaw #academicsky

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Annabelle Frazier @annabellefrazier.com · 20/05/2025

I think your experience might be more common, but only because academia suffers from incompetence in management. Most chairs and deans have no actual skill or training in managing people…

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Annabelle Frazier @annabellefrazier.com · 17/05/2025

Yes, we have annual evaluation reports. One odd feature: the eval schedule is calendar year, while the promotion calendar is academic year 🤷‍♀️ Schedule aside, I’ve found these to be useful in several ways…

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Annabelle Frazier @annabellefrazier.com · 02/04/2025

It’s a strange time for the news, but nonetheless… This Fall, I start a tenure track faculty position in my school/dept., after surviving a competitive search as an internal candidate in a teaching-track position. #academicsky #psychlaw

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Annabelle Frazier @annabellefrazier.com · 21/02/2025

“Overwhelming evidence?” It’s almost as if they’ve read and seen nothing about the case since 1999…

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Annabelle Frazier @annabellefrazier.com · 17/02/2025

There’s a saying in Russian that translates to something like, “the less you know, the better you sleep.” It’s not wrong 🤷‍♀️

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Annabelle Frazier @annabellefrazier.com · 24/11/2024

I never understood the need for any of this. They are adults and it’s their education.

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Annabelle Frazier @annabellefrazier.com · 22/11/2024

How I’m feeling this evening, having finally ushered the first meaningful policy change (on comp exams) through a full faculty vote, after two years of debate. #academicsky

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Annabelle Frazier @annabellefrazier.com · 11/11/2024

A partial list, ordered by recency: - director of social service - therapist - case manager - receptionist - office manager - cosmetics sales person - graphic designer - photo lab tech - personal care aide - Pizza prep cook - public pool janitor

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Annabelle Frazier @annabellefrazier.com · 11/11/2024

My personal observation is that many Russians have been quite literally brainwashed by their own govt-controlled media for over a decade. I wonder whether that’s been captured in any recent studies.

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Annabelle Frazier @annabellefrazier.com · 10/11/2024

Welcome to all of you joining the sky, and thanks for the follows! It’s really wonderful to see how this community is growing of late, especially #AcademicSky and #PsychLaw

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Annabelle Frazier @annabellefrazier.com · 28/10/2024

Just read that Zimbardo died 2 weeks ago. Psychology lost another giant. In 2019, I had the remarkable experience of meeting the man at APA. This will forever be one of my favorite professional memories.

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Annabelle Frazier @annabellefrazier.com · 27/10/2024

Thanks to many starter pack creators, I have cool new followers. So… time for an intro: I’m a #psychlaw researcher + forensic counselor, working in a criminal justice department. Interested in decisional processes within the legal system, especially in sexual crime cases. Lovely to “meet” y’all!

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Annabelle Frazier @annabellefrazier.com · 24/09/2024

Just saw this on the other site, and thought I’d share #psychlaw

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Tess Neal @tessneal.bsky.social · 21/09/2024

NEW: Open Call for 2025 Editorial Board Members at APA-published journal Psychology, Public Policy, and Law (PPPL) seeks applications for the board (Associate Editor(s), Consulting Board Members, Principal Reviewers, Ad Hoc Reviewers). Application Deadline: December 1, 2024 See osf.io/pfyru

Psychology, Public Policy, and Law - an academic journal published by the American Psychological Association - seeks applications for the 2025 editorial board with application deadline of 12/1/2024

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Annabelle Frazier @annabellefrazier.com · 20/09/2024

I have multiple calendars (personal, academic, family, consulting) from different platforms and integrate them all in different colors into iCal. I don’t put things on my calendar unless it’s actually for me to attend or do.

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Annabelle Frazier @annabellefrazier.com · 17/09/2024

Now that I have all these brilliant new followers on here, I could really use your suggestions: for an experiment I’m planning, I need a phone app that would allow me to securely assign participants into chat pairs, and I could get a transcript of each dyad’s chat. Any ideas?

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Annabelle Frazier @annabellefrazier.com · 16/09/2024

I was just a tiny bit jealous when Miko mentioned it the other day. What a cool idea.

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Annabelle Frazier @annabellefrazier.com · 08/09/2024

I haven’t found the Crim people yet.. Can you share any of the starter packs?

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Annabelle Frazier @annabellefrazier.com · 24/03/2024

I wish I could express, in proper haiku fashion, just how lovely it was to see folks, old friends and new, at #APLS2024 … but I’m afraid my travel-weary brain can’t hack it. Maybe after a good night’s sleep. #PsychLaw

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Annabelle Frazier @annabellefrazier.com · 13/03/2024

This really jives with my experience in practice. We do okay (not great) with Justice-involved youth, but essentially ignore everyone else. The result is that forensic treatment with a trauma-informed approach is rare, and actual trauma treatment is seen as counterproductive.

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Annabelle Frazier @annabellefrazier.com · 13/02/2024

We just posted a TT CJ job with a focus on security! I am co-chairing the search, and would be happy to answer your questions about the job or about living and working here. #academicsky #phdsky usm.csod.com/ats/careersi...

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Annabelle Frazier @annabellefrazier.com · 24/01/2024

Also, I give credit for “minimally-relevant participation”. So long as you contribute and are not off topic, you get credit.

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Annabelle Frazier @annabellefrazier.com · 24/01/2024

I intentionally ask student for wrong answers only. We have fun with it.

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Annabelle Frazier @annabellefrazier.com · 17/01/2024

Don’t discount the value of learning from one’s own bad choices… I’ve done multiple things I would (and do!) advise students to avoid.

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Annabelle Frazier @annabellefrazier.com · 17/01/2024

Just got an R&R (minor revision), which is a great way to start the year… But also, left me a little disappointed. Some reviewers see their role as proof-readers, others as harshest critics. Of three reviewers, only one gave thoughtful feedback I can integrate in the paper. #AcademicSky

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Annabelle Frazier @annabellefrazier.com · 05/12/2023

Could it be that this semester is about to be over? I’m still not sure I believe it, even though I started submitting final grades…

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Annabelle Frazier @annabellefrazier.com · 16/10/2023

Right. I tried different things but couldn’t get it to work for them. Hopefully it’s different for you!

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Annabelle Frazier @annabellefrazier.com · 16/10/2023

I did, and then students told me they didn’t have the option to “like” anything… so either they didn’t see it, or institution removed this option for them 🤷‍♀️

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