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Nepotism in the U.S.: Starting to Resemble Ukraine
In many countries around the globe nepotism in higher education is not unusual at all.
Subverting That End-of-Semester Exhaustion
Some experiments for creating schedules that may lessen the physical and emotional exhaustion so common at the end of the spring semester.
Friday Fragments
Free faculty labor; the disappearing middle class; Captain Kirk; more.
Learning Innovation Is Evolving Into an Academic Discipline
An unconference elevator pitch.
This Elevator Called Life
Marking the floors between what you should do and what you want to in graduate schoo.
5 Reasons Why College Hosted Professional Meetings Are Awesome
Are higher ed communities of practice changing how they gather?
Higher Ed Innovation Weekly Roundup 4.23.18
Undermatching, Teletherapy, and GOTV on campus
Know News, Good News
A reporter, a librarian, and a technologist walk into a bar . . .