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Opinion
Career Advice Teaching

Feel Stuck in a Teaching Rut? Try ‘Booping’

Small changes in our patterns can result in meaningful differences.

By Chris Hakala et al.

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Opinion
Career Advice

Forget ‘Work-Life Balance’

It’s the wrong framework—and it may be quietly harming us.

By Olga Kipnis

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Opinion
Career Advice Carpe Careers

A Partnership Model for Growing Postdoc Program Reach and Impact

A six-week virtual leadership program brought together postdocs from three different universities and across a wide range of disciplines.

By Karena Nguyen et al.

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Opinion
Career Advice

What to Do When You Work With an Institutional Enabler

If you work with someone who dismisses allegations of unprofessional workplace behaviors, you do have options.

By Resa E. Lewiss

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Opinion
Career Advice

Governing the Business of Athletics

Boards need to stay up to speed in a rapidly changing college sports landscape.

By Peter Eckel and Karen Weaver

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Opinion
Career Advice Teaching

A Different Kind of AI Disclosure Statement

If faculty use AI in building a course, we should insist and perhaps require that they disclose it. But where’s the magic in that?

By Chad Hanson

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Opinion
Career Advice Teaching

Why I Teach Negotiation Skills to Undergrads

Cultivating knowledge and a skill set around negotiation sets students up to pursue meaningful, sustainable careers.

By Kim Miller

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Opinion
Career Advice Teaching

Can’t Quit the Lecture? Try Quasi-Active Learning

The method offers a sustainable middle ground for teaching.

By Yunteng He