Career Advice

In half of a 12-step program, L. Kimberly Epting describes how to create a lecture environment that supports student learning.

Institutions have significant work to do when it comes to inclusive practices for dual-career couples, writes Annmarie Cano.

Guidelines about the use of Twitter at academic conferences, and the way they are articulated, should concern scholars, argues Jonathan Beecher Field.

Many wonderful colleges can give students an excellent education, argues Katherine Maloney, as well as provide opportunities for Ph.D. graduates to grow as teachers and scholars.

Such exploration should happen early and often, writes Rebekah Layton, who gives tips on how to get started.

I had to step beyond the obvious and do more, says Matthew J. Wright, who offers advice for other scholars seeking funding.

Victor Ray explains why such writing is important for political, personal and practical reasons.

George Justice and Carolyn Dever offer practical information to faculty members considering joining the administration and others who just want a peek inside it.