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Career Advice Teaching

College English Classrooms Should Be Slow

We need to give students the time to do their best reading and thinking, Luke Vines writes.

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Career Advice Advancing in the Faculty

On Collaborentoring

Xueli Wang offers advice for embracing mentoring as a form of collaboration.

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Career Advice Advancing in the Faculty

Measuring Impact, Beyond Publications

Kenneth N. McKay outlines a wide range of indicators you can use to measure the impact of your research beyond the standard measures.

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Career Advice Carpe Careers

Choose Your Adventure

Victoria McGovern offers advice to help graduate students cultivate an interdisciplinary mindset.

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Career Advice Teaching

A Modest (Style) Proposal

AI should free us to teach students differently about citation styles, Brandy Bagar-Fraley writes.

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Career Advice Diversity

No Research About Us Without Us

Research labs benefit if faculty are inclusive of students with disabilities, a group of scholars and students committed to inclusive lab practices write.

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Career Advice Teaching

‘D’s Get the Degrees’: Shifting the Mindset of Underachiever Students

Having underachievers in class can be frustrating, but these students can be guided into becoming high achievers, writes Yalinu Poya, an assistant professor.

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Career Advice

Advice to a Friend on Becoming an Adjunct

Melissa Olson-Petrie pens an epistle for all those now or henceforth laboring in steerage.