Career Advice

In this uncertain era, effectively assessing academic leaders at all levels -- department chairs, deans, vice presidents, provosts, presidents -- is more important than ever, writes Larry Braskamp.

… whatever our circumstances, Joseph Barber writes, we should all negotiate for something as part of our next job offer.

Steven Michels offers some suggestions for how best to respond when you find yourself as an employee on the wrong side of the sale.

Brian Whalen, Jennifer Wright, Catherine Marte and George F. Kacenga share 12 lessons they've learned.

Christopher Schaberg describes how he learned to slow down and enjoy learning with his students.

Adriana Bankston offers advice on how to advance your career as an early-career scientist.

Looking for new employment can be especially daunting these days, but Brandy L. Simula recommends four practices that can help you come out ahead.

There is a cost to remaining publicly silent in the face of overtly racist and exclusionary attitudes, writes Aomawa Shields.