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Dr. Uncle Sam
Panelists at meeting of historians challenge notion that only careers in academe are fulfilling, citing benefits of working for the federal government.
Mock, Phone, Video Interviews
Cheryl E. Ball tells you how to prepare -- and then how to prepare some more.
Beware the Passion Track
Love of a discipline, without a good career plan, doesn't justify earning a Ph.D., writes Deb Werrlein. And graduate programs should stop taking advantage of those who ignore her advice.
Communication Is Key for CFOs
Business officers are susceptible to getting siloed. Christine Helwick offers suggestions for how they can work effectively with leaders in other campus disciplines.
Incentives and Training
Marian Stoltz-Loike writes about how colleges can encourage faculty members to teach online.
Pride, Prejudice, Prestige
What matters when you pick a graduate program may not matter when evaluating job offers, writes Heather Dubrow.
Job, Career, Vocation, Life
Even under today's strains, professors should step back and look broadly at the various dimensions of their work lives to take full advantage of the opportunities, Charles Mathewes writes.
Dying on Our Swords
Nate Kreuter considers how professors should respond to the "do more with less" mantra they hear time and again.
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