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A Time for Boundaries
Research shows that regularly limiting our time at work to a reasonable amount actually makes us more productive than pushing ourselves past the point of exhaustion, Angela Fowler advises.
Dealing with the Now
Much of what occurs in the next weeks and months will turn on how academic leaders make choices and adapt no longer effective behaviors, write Nicholas Burbules and C.K. Gunsalus.
Unjust Universities: Part II
Zachary S. Ritter and Reshmi Dutt-Ballerstadt explore the challenges that faculty diversity workers face in institutions that are suffering from toxic whiteness.
Five Strategies for Navigating a New Job in a Crisis
Although many institutions are implementing hiring freezes, some people are still beginning new jobs during the pandemic, and Michelle Moyna offers advice for starting off on the right foot.
Suggestions for Teaching about Race
Andrew Joseph Pegoda gives advice for how to be mindful when initiating or engaging in conversations about it in class this fall.
Socially Distant Yet Intellectually Close
While some students criticize the quality of online learning in the age of COVID, those in one class describe a highly positive experience -- and how it allowed them to reimagine pedagogy.
Five Key Skills New Presidents Will Need
Campus leaders will have to employ them early on in their administrations if they are to face down the challenges that COVID-19 is presenting this fall, advise Katherine Haley and Tom Horgan.
No Right or Wrong Next Step
What if you dismissed the linear, title-bound view of your career, Thi Nguyen and Dan Olson-Bang ask, and decided that it's a journey to embody more and more of your values with each job?
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