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The Exhilarating Return
While a sabbatical is a venerated academic milestone, we should do more to raise the profile of the year after it, argues Heather Camp.
Getting to No
In academe, many women of color are constantly pressured to overcompensate in ways that are unhealthy for themselves, their careers and their institutions, writes Yvette Alex-Assensoh.
Sometimes You Soar
And sometimes you fumble, writes Jeffrey Nesteruk, when it comes to the self you bring to your teaching.
Seeking Grants: More Than Money
Pursuing funding support as a graduate student or postdoc can help your career -- and in more ways than one, writes Victoria McGovern.
The Silencing of Sexual Violence Survivors
Nondisclosure agreements in sexual assault cases are pervasive and pernicious, especially where student complaints against faculty or staff members are concerned, writes Sheila Liming.
Your Kids Can Help You Be a Better Professor
I may not get tenure, writes Erin L. Thompson, but becoming a mother has been the best thing that has ever happened in my life as an academic.
Dealing With Dysfunctional Academic Departments
C. K. Gunsalus, Richard P. Wheeler and Ruth Watkins recommend five linked steps to help academic leaders improve struggling units.
Developing Media-Savvy Students
As our national political dialogue veers toward personal attack and speculation and away from meaningful and civil exchange, we should require our students to read a national newspaper and discuss its content, and then test them on it, writes Susan Siena.
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