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Career Advice Carpe Careers

Commit to Learning Something New

Laura Kuizin offers advice for maximizing the benefits of online learning to transform your professional development and network.

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Career Advice Teaching

Decentering Myself

For international teaching assistants feeling undue pressure to create the perfect classroom dynamic, Deborah Saki offers some advice.

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Career Advice Advancing in the Faculty

How and Why You Should Build a Style Sheet

For authors in the humanities and social sciences, creating a style sheet can strengthen your text and offer insight into the values shaping your choices, Tess C. Rankin writes.

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Career Advice Carpe Careers

5 Strategies for Strengthening Academic Administrator–Faculty Partnerships

Mabel Perez-Oquendo offers advice for building strong collaborations for student and trainee success.

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Career Advice Conditionally Accepted

Behind the Scenes in DEI: The Fights Within

Tait D. Brooks writes that internal conflicts and biases undermine the potential of DEI programs to drive transformative institutional change.

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Career Advice

Imagining More Sustainable Higher Ed Careers

Genia M. Bettencourt, Lauren N. Irwin and Rosemary J. Perez offer strategies for achieving more sustainable careers even as they call for a deeper reimagining of roles.

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Career Advice Carpe Careers

Go Ahead—Allow Yourself to Reflect

Taking the time to reflect while in the middle of a job search can lead to better career decisions, Lauren Easterling writes.

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Career Advice Teaching

Why I Invited AI to Dinner

Asking students to converse with chat bots can help them see academic inquiry as a conversation, Michael Millner writes.