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How to ask for what you need to get your idea off the ground (essay)

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Elizabeth Simmons offers tips on finding the resources you need to get your great idea off the ground.

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A scholarly organization for those who study the Koran

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Scholarly group focused on study of the Bible is creating new organization for those who study the Koran.

Arizona State faculty members question handling of plagiarism allegations

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Senior history faculty members at Arizona State say that an investigative panel ignored obvious violations of academic standards by one of their colleagues.

New proposal for putting underemployed researchers to work

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A new paper suggests job market for new Ph.D.s could improve through the creation of part-time positions that are focused on research and go beyond the level of support received by postdocs and adjuncts.

Faculty targeted for cuts at National Louis University

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A restructuring plan at National Louis University will shut entire departments and eliminate faculty and staff jobs.

Debate over whether faculties should take stands on political issues

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Should college faculties ever vote to take collective stands on political issues? A debate at William Mitchell raises the question.

UCLA wants to revamp general education requirement

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UCLA faculty rejected the idea in a 2004 vote. Will they approve a plan around "community and conflict"?

Faculty members donate money to teaching academy

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Nearly 30 percent of the operating budget of the Teaching Academy at New Mexico State University comes from money donated by faculty members.

Husband and wife anthropologists study ancient Maya city

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For husband-and-wife anthropologists at the University of Central Florida, fieldwork is a family affair.

NJIT Faculty Council upset with presidential search process

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Professors at New Jersey Institute of Technology say speed doesn't justify ignoring the faculty role in selecting a president.

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