Career Advice

To cultivate good fortune in your career, you need to take some risks, writes Nate Kreuter.

With her spiritual life an adjunct to her adjunct life, Maria Shine Stewart offers her top ten (whimsical) tips of survival as a part-time professor.

Jim Hunt writes about his unlikely inspiration as a provost.

Brian L. Keeley offers advice for graduate students in his field and other humanities disciplines.

For new presidents, there are many opportunities in a few months, writes Richard Kneedler.

An anonymous faculty member describes the realities of the process at community colleges -- and critiques search committees.

You need them more than they need you, writes Nate Kreuter.

If you're thinking about doing work in a non-academic setting, style matters -- but there's no need to be intimidated, Jessica Quillin writes.