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A group of professionals speak happily to one another at a work-related social event.
Opinion

4 Ways Chairs Can Develop Relational Attention

Small decisions chairs make can have big impacts on how department members relate to one another and the culture that results, Emily Heaphy writes.

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Opinion

A Framework for Generative AI in Graduate Professional Development

Ioannis Vasileios Chremos and William A. Repetto outline a four-step approach.

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Opinion

A Gut Check for Higher Ed Leaders

Amid scrutiny and skepticism, attending to each of these six domains of knowledge can help leaders find their way forward, Jason E. Lane writes.

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Opinion

4 Ways to Better Grade Team Projects

Simply grading the final group output is insufficient, Lauren Vicker and Tim Franz write.

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Opinion

Building Better Case Studies for Graduate Professional Development

Starting with an industry partner is a first step toward better case studies, Jenny Presgraves writes.

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Opinion

Leading Through Moral Injury

Instead of a politics of divide and conquer, we can choose collaboration; instead of scarcity narratives, we can seek abundance and equity, Leonie H. Mattison writes.

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Opinion

How Not to Be a Graduate Student Mentor

Barry Braun and Lisa Chasan-Taber offer 10 (satirical) tips for how to fail at being a graduate student mentor.

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Opinion

6 Essential Practices for Early-Career Academics for Better Collaborations

Collaboration skills are not routinely taught in academic training, Robert Tillman and Evelin Young write.