Career Advice

As you pursue your path, you should start with the end in mind, Gina Shereda advises.

A controversy over a social media post at the University of Missouri should encourage other institutions to reconsider how they and their own departments are operating, writes Courtney N. Wright.

S. Georgia Nugent describes how to get the opportunity, the break, to move farther along your leadership path.

William Casement found his Ph.D. and intellectual bent were assets to be parlayed in the outside world rather than a cross to bear.

Abel Polese suggests four variables to consider when choosing where to send your manuscript.

The evolution of social media has provided multiple routes for making new professional acquaintances and friends, writes Victoria McGovern.

Michael Johnson Jr. calls on tenured and tenure-track faculty to combat an incremental erosion of faculty governance.

Rebbecca Kaplan advises other Ph.D.s considering higher ed administration, describing how -- despite leaving the scholarly track -- she lives a modified version of the career path she originally prepared for.