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Employer Branding Key to Addressing Higher Ed’s Talent Crisis
Defining distinct institutional qualities is key to making smart hiring decisions, writes Eddie Francis.
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The Elements of Sterile
Referencing the classic Elements of Style, Dan Li takes a satirical look at academic writing.
Well Assessed and Well Expressed
The case for trust innovation in learning credentials.
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Opinion
Tackling Pedigree Bias in Faculty Hiring
No more CV skimming: faculty search committees should consider an initial anonymized review of candidates’ research proposals, John M. Herbert writes.
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‘The Water Will Come’ and ‘Universities on Fire’
Seeing the future of the university through a climate crisis lens.
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Should Faculty Be Mental Health Counselors?
As the stigma of exposing emotional and psychological vulnerabilities decreases, instructors’ unpaid care work increases, writes Kay Keegan.
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