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Saying 'No' at Mid-Career
Many associate professors need to be more selective about service duties if they are going to win another promotion, writes Kerry Ann Rockquemore.
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Tour de Promotion and Tenure
In the last of a four-part series, Karen Hoelscher and Paula Dagnon offer advice to faculty members on how to stage the creation of a digital portfolio.
Dual Career Challenges
Sue V. Rosser considers the particular issues facing women in science.
Rebrand Yourself
Too many service responsibilities? Not enough research time to push for full professor? Kerry Ann Rockquemore writes that it's time to change your departmental image.
Ease Up, Don't Ratchet Down
Grad students and new faculty members need to set clear expectations in the courses they teach, writes Nate Kreuter.
Jump-Start Your Productivity
The daily writing routine that helped you win tenure may also be key to your post-tenure progress, writes Kerry Ann Rockquemore.
A Kinder Campus Turns 1
Feel like celebrating kindness? Come to the party and enjoy a piece of virtual cake as Maria Shine Stewart ponders the first fledgling year of this column.
Mid-Career Emotional Spectrum
Professors have different reactions to the process of getting tenure, and reflecting on the damage done and gains achieved will help you chart the path forward, writes Kerry Ann Rockquemore.
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