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Caught in the Middle
A department chair feels squeezed between senior administrators who want reform and senior professors who don't. C.K. Gunsalus considers the options.
Building 'Relational Capital'
As consultants who have worked in higher education for more than 20 years, we have had the opportunity to work...
I'm Sorry I Published
Ever since this piece on the hiring process in philosophy was published in Inside Higher Ed, there has been a...
The Importance of Mentors
Terri Givens considers the lessons learned and confidence gained from those who encouraged her -- and her obligation to do the same for others.
Hiring Outside Academe
Charles R. Middleton considers why he is increasingly appointing as senior administrators people who are coming from non-academic employers.
Alternate Angles
You can finish your dissertation and also get ready for non-academic careers, writes Sabine Hikel.
Adjuncting at a For-Profit
An adjunct who has taught in many sectors says some things aren't so different, but others (such as curricular control) certainly are.
Interview Meals
Rebecca Aanerud and Jerry Baldasty explain what (not) to eat, and the nonculinary questions that should be your focus.
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