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When the World Feels Bleak, Turn to Community

Engaging with our communities can help career and professional development practitioners recommit to caring for ourselves and the graduate and postdoc scholars we serve.

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Global Talent, Local Support

Universities have developed a wide array of innovative programs and strategies to support international graduate students and scholars. We highlight some commendable ones here.

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Seizing the Lessons From ‘Carpe Careers’

Adaptability is key: Here’s how grad students, postdocs and career professionals can get the most out of “Carpe Careers” in the year ahead.

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Let Hope Lead the Way

In a challenging job market, encouraging students to adopt a hopeful outlook can help them reach their career goals.

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An IDP of Our Own

Career development professionals now have a career planning tool designed just for them.

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Plan to Pivot: A Survival Guide for Scientists

Career agility is no longer optional for Ph.D.s. Here’s how to build it.

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Thankful for Others

In your career search and in life, don’t underestimate the value of cultivating a human community.

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Managing Change Is Hard

Here’s how we can teach the next generation of higher ed leaders to do it better.