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Owning Our Mistakes
Nate Kreuter writes that the best thing you can do when you mess up is to admit it and ask for help.
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'Gray'-cious Conclusion to a Career
Whether senior professors have a vibrant end to the later stages of their academic careers is largely in their own hands. Roger Baldwin and Michael Zeig offer guidance for how they can do so.
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The Potential of Late-Career Professors
Senior faculty members are one of higher education's overlooked assets -- one that colleges and universities can no longer afford to underappreciate, write Roger Baldwin and Michael Zeig.
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Learning From 'Missed Shots'
Russell Olwell describes how to use rejection to improve your grant-writing skills.
10 Tips to Earn Tenure
You can maintain your sanity and earn that promotion, writes Mary Kirk.
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Diversity Then and Now
Gretchel Hathaway considers the evolution of campus moves to be more inclusive, and the officials who lead such efforts.
Administrator Searches
Robert J. Sternberg suggests seven principles to keep in mind if you are applying to be a dean, provost or president.
Interview Questions
Sarah Ann Fleming considers what you are likely to be asked and what you might want to ask.
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