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3 Questions on ‘Converting Teaching From Solo Sport to Team-Based Activity’

A conversation with MJ Bishop, Nancy O’Neill, Briana Johnson and Whitney Kilgore on their chapter in Recentering Learning.

Blogs Higher Ed Gamma

The Future of Higher Education

What disruptions in health care, media and music can teach us.

The book jacket for 'Citizen Scholar: Public Engagement for Social Scientists,' by Philip N. Cohen.
Career Advice

Write as if the Truth Really Matters

As both citizens and scholars, now is not the time to withdraw, Philip N. Cohen writes.

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Higher Ed Is Not a Public Good

But it could be, Jonathan Gyurko writes.

Blogs Higher Ed Gamma

The Roots of Hate

Shifting theories of racism and group violence from the 20th century to today.

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‘What About Us?’

Institutions must invest in faculty and staff well-being at work, Vicki L. Baker and Rebecca Pope-Ruark write.

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Career Advice Advancing as an Administrator

A Guide to Department Chair Merit Badges

What if, Hollis Robbins asks, chairs could earn ceremonial merit badges for accomplishing feats that only those in academia could truly appreciate?