Advancing in the Faculty

What matters when you pick a graduate program may not matter when evaluating job offers, writes Heather Dubrow.

Martin H. Krieger wants to help you avoid an unhappy -- but possible -- fate.

Martin H. Krieger explains why deans trying to "sell" a tenure candidate to a president may be trusted as much as someone on a car lot.

D. Gilson appeals to the search committee.

Advice can be pithy. Kevin Brown offers guidance for new faculty members trying to make their way in higher education.

Pamela Oliver shares advice for those starting their first semester as assistant professors.

Don't take it personally when a journal or publisher rejects your submission, writes Brian Martin. It's all part of the process.

You can maintain your sanity and earn that promotion, writes Mary Kirk.