Career Advice

Curtis J. Bonk offers advice for the start of an academic career.

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Mary M. Kennedy offers her experiences as wife and teacher as a case study in partnerships for higher education leaders.

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When you get negative feedback, writes Kerry Ann Rockquemore, analyze it, deal with it (if appropriate) and move on.

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Banning the popular Web tool will be ineffective, writes Rob Weir, but you can teach your students how to evaluate information.

By Rob Weir

A department chairman recounts the many ways that nepotism and conflicts of Interest can interfere with the faculty hiring and promotion process.

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To advance your career, writes Kerry Ann Rockquemore, you need your mental and physical health.

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For meaningful interaction with colleagues, avoid the national mega-meetings, writes Kevin Brown.

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Peg Boyle Single explains how some of the qualities that got you into graduate school can make it extra hard to finish up.

By Peg Boyle Single