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Grief and the Ph.D.

I continue the work because my father made it possible.

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When You Suspect AI Misuse: A Decision Framework for Faculty and Administrators

A critical distinction between course-level academic expectations and violations of institutional policy lies at the crux of this framework.

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A Practical Framework to Help Students Use AI in Learning

The risk of cognitive outsourcing is real. But there is reason for optimism, if students are taught good AI habits early and often.

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Opinion

5 Steps for Going ‘Alt-Fac’

Are you a Ph.D. holder who wants to keep working in higher ed but not in a faculty role? Become familiar with the range of roles available and how to prepare for them.

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Opinion

Alt-Fac: Being ‘Alt-Ac’ in the Academy

The academic v. industry dichotomy obscures a whole range of meaningful “alt-fac” jobs within higher ed.

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How to Save the Take-Home Essay With Oral Assessments

Rather than attempt to police AI usage, pair the take-home essay with oral assessments in which students are asked to demonstrate genuine understanding of their written work.

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Ready to Unplug? Start by Choosing the Right Classroom

Finding and configuring the right classroom space can help you realize the potential of a lower-tech pedagogy.

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The Reasons Why

I had many reasons for leaving a college presidency. Some seem almost silly, while others were deeply serious. All were important.