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Setting an Agenda
Susan Resneck Pierce considers the qualities that help some new presidents succeed -- and the misjudgments that hold others back.
Application Advice
Hester Blum read 740 essays in a year from people seeking positions or grants. She explains how some people impress, and how seemingly small slips doom others' chances.
R.I.P. Civility, 0000-2012
With Maria Shine Stewart out of pocket, a guest author offers an alternative point of view on kindness. Me first!
From Scientist to Administrator
Women are excelling in senior posts at universities, writes Sue V. Rosser, but researchers who leave the faculty ranks before becoming full professors may limit their careers.
Professorial Discretion
Young academics need to learn when to share information and when not to, writes Nate Kreuter.
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Crafting an Ideal Campus Visit
Tom Delahunt offers advice on how admissions officers – and faculty members -- can help their institutions make a good impression on would-be students.
Rewarding Teaching Innovation
Elizabeth H. Simmons shares a set of inexpensive, reinforcing strategies that have worked to inspire faculty members at her institution -- and might apply to yours, too.
Hey, You, Get Off My Chair
Faculty members and administrators have a responsibility to move toward retirement, and to make sure new talent can find its place in academe, writes Thomas R. Kepple.
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