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Cultivating a Sense of Belonging for Graduate Students
Equity and social justice are key, argue Jaye Sablan and Bill Mahoney.
Diversifying Faculty Requires Departmental Change
Focusing on the immediate contexts underrepresented minority scholars must navigate is the best way to make academe a welcoming place, write Amalia Pallares, Angela L. Walden, Bernard D. Santarsiero and Aisha El-Amin.
Moving Beyond Greener Pastures
Zachary Michael Jack questions the chirpy announcements often made when people leave academe and calls for more authentic rituals that truly honor those making their exits.
The 10 Commandments of Experiential Learning
Growth in the field has led to confusion about terminology, methods and best practices, write Jay Roberts and Anna Welton, who have identified some key foundational elements.
Faculty Research Success on a Shoestring
Aubrey Westfall and Dana M. Polanichka share advice on how to create a community of scholars at teaching-focused institutions.
Career Shock: What It Is and Why You Should Care
Irina Filonova explores the role that chance plays in our careers and how to harness the power of happenstance to ensure your future success.
The World Is Changing
And as an early-career scholar, I need the academy to change with it and train us how to engage effectively with the most pressing societal challenges, writes Edgar Virgüez.
Why Specifications Grading Deserves an A
Junior Prof describes how that method of assessment can benefit the instructor as well as the students, especially during a time of pandemic fatigue.