Diversity

The first step is to understand why it matters and why you, as a job candidate, are being asked to write one, advises Victoria Reyes.

Trenita B. Childers explores how race shapes the narrative about motherhood in the academy.

Reshmi Dutt-Ballerstadt provides a checklist.

As they step down as editor, Eric Anthony Grollman, the founder of “Conditionally Accepted,” writes about creating a platform for marginalized scholars and thanks its many contributors.

Victor Ray, the new editor of “Conditionally Accepted,” describes his vision for the column going forward.

People today often call for an end to politics in the classroom, yet for many scholars, this is our work, argues Nicole Truesdell.

Jeana Jorgensen explores the potential professional costs of teaching about trauma as an adjunct professor.

As a woman of color, having conversations about surviving and thriving in predominantly white spaces is integral to self-preservation, writes Macy Wilson, and that requires being intentional about who one spends time with.