Career Advice

Cheryl E. Ball tells you how to prepare -- and then how to prepare some more.

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Love of a discipline, without a good career plan, doesn't justify earning a Ph.D., writes Deb Werrlein. And graduate programs should stop taking advantage of those who ignore her advice.

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Business officers are susceptible to getting siloed. Christine Helwick offers suggestions for how they can work effectively with leaders in other campus disciplines.

By Christine Helwick

Marian Stoltz-Loike writes about how colleges can encourage faculty members to teach online.

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

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Even under today's strains, professors should step back and look broadly at the various dimensions of their work lives to take full advantage of the opportunities, Charles Mathewes writes.

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Nate Kreuter considers how professors should respond to the "do more with less" mantra they hear time and again.

By Nate Kreuter