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Reflections From the Outgoing Editor of ‘Conditionally Accepted’
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.
Why Don’t Educators in Higher Ed Take Education Classes?
If we’re in higher education to educate, Jillian Joyce asks, what keeps college teachers from learning more about teaching?
Teaching Rereading
Students may resist it, but rereading a literary text offers many benefits, argues Rachel Wagner.
The Importance of Year 2 on the Tenure Track
The first year may get all the attention, but the second one is the make-or-break year, argues Christine Tulley.
Front Line in the Fight Against White Supremacy
People today often call for an end to politics in the classroom, yet for many scholars, this is our work, argues Nicole Truesdell.
Trading Places
Susan West Engelkemeyer sees walking a day in a student's shoes as part of her continuing education as a college president.
Getting Into the Room Where It Happens
Craig Weidemann and Marie A. Cini provide some strategies and tactics for gaining a seat at the decision-making table.
On the Virtues of the MLA Convention
As a young scholar, Alice Kelly had some concerns about attending the annual gathering. But she was pleasantly surprised.