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Writing to Not Print
Nate Kreuter explains that some of the most important writing a young scholar produces may never be published or shared.
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More Than an R1
Eric Joy Denise on why they decided to work at a teaching-oriented institution.
Fourth-Grade Lessons
When Jessica Wells Cantiello applied for jobs teaching writing in college, some were surprised when she said she would benefit from experience in an elementary school.
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19 Lessons About Teaching
Andrew Joseph Pegoda explains what you can and can't expect of students -- and how to promote learning in every class.
A Mentoring Manifesto
Kerry Ann Rockquemore sums up the themes of her series on how best to help new professors.
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Grad School Finance
Adam Kotsko shares his approach to managing cash flow and credit cards -- and preserving one's credit rating.
The Rogue Scholar Goes Digital
Brandy Schillace writes about using digital tools in charting a new career path.
Cultivate Belonging
It's about asking the right questions, learning to pronounce your new colleagues' names and sharing unwritten rules, writes Kerry Ann Rockquemore.
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