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A President’s Return to Being a Student
A college leader can gain not only new knowledge but important perspective, writes Michael J. Sorrell.
Tips for New Teaching Assistants
Julie Dodd shares the advice she gives graduate students about to teach undergrads for the first time -- and reminds professors of their obligation to share their expertise.
What Can I Do Now?!
Kerry Ann Rockquemore offers advice on pre-semester priorities for those who are new on the tenure track.
Self-Talk and Job Hunting
New Ph.D.s need to conquer the negative messages they hear from themselves, writes Sue Levine.
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Shed Your Grad Student Persona
When it's time for a job search, Ph.D. candidates need to drop these behaviors, writes Karen Kelsky.
Advice for Aspiring Academics
Philip Nel has some ideas for those seeking to land on the tenure track.
Making the Most of the Syllabus
More detail can save faculty members lots of time answering questions later, writes Eszter Hargittai.
Democratizing the Academic Job Search
Job candidates have access to more information than ever about the search process, but departments and their faculties must not leave grad students to the vagaries of Internet advice, Marietta Morrissey argues.
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