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Taking an Unexpected Turn
Adriana Bankston offers reflections and advice to Ph.D.s about successfully leaving academe and pursuing other careers.
Creating Strong Scholarly Relationships
J. Sumerau describes a smart approach to establish productive collaborations.
Dealing With Pauses in Research Productivity
Many faculty members remain uncertain about how parental leave and other gaps should be treated professionally, write Jennifer Lundquist and Joya Misra, who provide some advice for both job seekers and institutions.
Ask the Ethicist, Faculty Edition
If we as faculty members can’t be honest among ourselves, Steven Conn asks, will we be surprised if our professional autonomy gets taken away by administrators or boards of trustees or state legislators?
Why Faculty Still Don’t Want to Teach Online
As a teacher, you may prefer traditional classrooms full of residential students, but virtual education is here to stay and offers significant benefits, writes Robert Ubell.
The Calculated Risk of a Cold Email
In a job search, some unsolicited requests for information over email are much more effective than others. Robert D. Pearson gives advice on how to make yours one of them.
Why Most of Us Won’t Get Tenure
We no longer need advice for what individual faculty should do about the problem, argues Jamie J. Hagen. Rather, we should be seeking real institutional change.
Crafting a Successful Cover Letter
To stand out, a cover letter must be outstanding: smart, engaging, concrete, detailed and polished to perfection. Melissa Dennihy gives pointers on how to do that.
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