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The Listening Tour Is the Work

New presidents, provosts and deans can turn a tired ritual into a meaningful leadership act, especially when trust is low.

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When Leaders Don’t See Themselves as Leaders

Graduate students and postdoctoral researchers coordinate projects, mentor colleagues and move work forward every day. Why do so many hesitate to see themselves as leaders?

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The Silent Exit: What to Do When Mentees Ghost

When mentees don’t follow up, consider checking in rather than stepping back.

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External Letters Done Right: Practical Tips for P&T Candidates, Committees and Reviewers

No party should neglect this important stage in the tenure and promotion process.

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Teaching Controversial Topics When Information Is Incomplete

Students need guidance to help them move beyond emotional reaction to evidentiary analysis.

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An Academy for Career Allies

We built the Career Allies Academy for faculty and staff on the premise that career development is everybody’s business.

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The Rise of In-House Executive Search in Higher Ed

The development of internal executive recruiting teams offers a compelling alternative to external search firms.

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How Becoming an Influencer Can Make You a Better Scientist

Far from frivolous, science communication on social media forces us to confront the context of our research on a daily basis.