Career Advice

Jim Owens taught at community colleges, a state college and a private university before finding the ideal academic post.

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Terri E. Givens asks: Should I just be happy to have a job?

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Colleges can undermine themselves with job candidates when their recruiting procedures are disorganized and sloppy, Stephen Winzenburg writes.

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Michael Roggow shares expert advice on how gay administrators can become presidents and how search committees can be welcoming of their candidacies.

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Don't assume that you need years of off-the-beaten-track travel experience to teach in a developing country, writes Joanne Nystrom Janssen.

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Karen Hoelscher and Carmen Werder offer tips on how to pitch a piece of writing to publishers.

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Even in the tight job market, new academic units are hiring. Would their positions be a good fit for you? Daniel Kennedy shares questions to consider.

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Why do both members of an academic couple leave higher ed? They tell Eliza Woolf.

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