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When, How and Why to Conduct Informational Interviews
A common misperception is that you should only pursue them when you are actively seeking a new position or making a career transition, writes Brandy L. Simula.
Tempering the Baby Bust Financial Hit
Even though fewer children will be born in the coming years, a greater number of them will be able to pay more to attend college, writes Phillip B. Levine.
Long Live the Library
It's been on the front lines of expanding access and creating equity during the pandemic, and we can't let its funding evaporate, Valerie Nye and Christopher Schipper write.
Articulation Agreements Are Just a Small Part of the Answer
While these agreements may help administrators, they do not meet the needs of students. Transfer students need more support, clarity and guidance than what this narrow legal document can offer.
Building for (Political) Resilience
"Free community college" needs to be able to survive the next election, and the one after that.
10 Ways to Tackle Linguistic Bias in Our Classrooms
It's time for us as faculty members to recognize and combat our prejudices when it comes to how our students speak and write, argues Catherine Savini.
Free Speech Fundamentalism
Faculty members who have been especially focused on defending their freedom of speech need to be paying more attention to the quality of it, writes Judith Shapiro.
Learning to Listen in Polarized Times
The time students spend on our campuses may be their best and last opportunity to learn how to have conversations across racial, cultural and ideological differences, writes Ronald A. Crutcher.