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Higher Education and the Crux of Employability
Let's decide how much it matters
Math Geek Mom: Advice to Young Scholars
What would you say to students interested in becoming professors?
When Students Say Grades "Matter," Give Them a Choice
Giving students options creates productive "discomfort."
Campus Radio Stations and Newspapers
Important and endangered roles.
Marketing Metrics and Getting Back to Basics
Just because we can measure it, does it mean we need to?
Quelling Racial Tensions
To begin to deal with racial tensions, colleges and universities should recognize and respect people's humanity and apply other conflict-resolution principles, says Michael F. Mascolo.
In Defense of “Me” Studies
Scholars who study issues related to their own identities produce valuable, intellectually rigorous research and do a great service to the academy, write Phillip Ayoub and Deondra Rose.
Making Meetings Less Miserable
You didn't get a Ph.D. to sit in committee meetings, but they are a fact of life in academe. Jennifer Lundquist and Joya Misra provide tips for ensuring that yours are well worth having.