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Getting the Ph.D. Was the Easy Part

Women in academe continue to face far more challenges than men do, writes Renate Ysseldyk.

Dr. Google, Psy.D.

Internet tales of woe can daunt even the most optimistic faculty job seeker. But Kevin Anzzolin offers his own version of a visitor's guide for the visiting assistant professor.

Confusion at the Border: Career Counseling

Career counselors need active partners like enrollment management administrators, graduate deans and faculty members to manage international students’ expectations, says Alfreda James.

A Guide for Applying to Jobs at Selective Liberal Arts Colleges

They are different types of institutions than where most people will have gone to graduate school, write a group of contributors to a philosophy blog.

Delegating Tips

If you know how to designate tasks, establish benchmarks and bring out the best in people, you can find an awesome virtual team to support you, writes Kerry Ann Rockquemore.

Interview Like Rembrandt, Not Picasso

When talking with potential employers, you should communicate in a way that projects clear and detailed images rather than complex and distorted ones, writes Thomas Magaldi.

Dealing With Difficult People

Knowing ways to protect yourself against those who might undercut you can be crucial, writes Larry D. Lauer.

Pregnancy and Motherhood While on the Tenure Track

Lucia Taylor discusses the realities of life in academe.