Career Advice

Wendy Laura Belcher provides advice on how to make your article more acceptable to a journal.

Katherine Haley explores why and how boards must help new presidents manage their senior teams.

Joining the ranks of students taught Laura M. Harrison more about academic underperformance than the many volumes she'd read on the topic.

By giving yourself a little more time to consider and explore your career options, Melissa Dalgleish writes, you can plan out concrete actions to take in small chunks throughout the academic year.

Victor Ray provides some concrete tips for how to reach a broader audience.

Sometimes, you may realize after the fact that you should have made a different decision, write George Justice and Carolyn Dever, and in such cases, it's OK to hit pause and start again.

We'd all prefer to leave on our own initiative and when our institution is thriving -- not when the board chair asks us to step down, writes Roger Martin.

Joy Gaston Gayles and Anthony Ocampo share some strategies to help you feel more confident about the quality and quantity of your work over the next few months.