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Supporting Faculty as Writers Supports Students
Such assistance can be leveraged in five key ways to make a big difference for students, writes Jennifer Ahern-Dodson.
‘We Have the Technology …’
In defense of the social sciences.
Federal Climate Survey Could Be Counterproductive
While campus-level climate surveys are important, a new national survey mandated by Congress could undermine the goal of creating safer campuses, Joseph Storch writes.
The Humanities’ Scholarly Infrastructure Is in Utter Disarray
The lifeblood of humanities scholarship—peer review, scholarly publishing, journal editorship, even the professional meeting—is struggling. This doesn’t bode well for the humanities’ future.
A Hard ‘Soft’ Skill
Self-awareness is not evenly distributed.
Build Your Résumé From the Bones Up
Taking a fresh look at how you tell your workplace story may help renew your zest for research, affirm your value and steer you in the right direction, Victoria McGovern writes.
It’s Time to End Legacy Admissions
It favors wealthy, white applicants, writes Alan B. Morrison.
A New Mind-Set for Recruiting Chinese Students
With pandemic lockdowns straining family budgets, it’s time for colleges to adopt a more inclusive strategy for recruiting and admitting Chinese students, Xiaofeng Wan writes.