Career Advice

Cheryl Ball and Katherine Ellison walk you through what to expect in the hotel room meeting with a search committee.

When Eliza Woolf gave up on finding a good academic job, she landed one.

As the semester concludes, your battery may be running low. Reflect on the potential energy of humor to help you recharge, Maria Shine Stewart suggests.

Concluding a series, Kerry Ann Rockquemore suggests three ways to move forward.

When your work is under review (but not published or maybe even accepted), can you include it on a C.V.? To do so, you must be honest and consistent, writes Nate Kreuter.

Why become an academic leader? Elizabeth Simmons argues that it offers a unique opportunity to extend a love of teaching into novel realms.

The tasks you are doing well may be holding you back from excelling in the tasks at which you need to do well, writes Kerry Ann Rockquemore.

Lori A. Flores writes that both activities are bound to produce some heartbreak along the way.