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In Higher Ed, Loyalty Is a One-Way Street
Loyalty of students and faculty is often demanded. Is it returned?
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Perfecting Your Panel Interview Game
Job interviews with groups of people are quite different than one-on-ones with individuals, and you never quite know what will happen. Saundra Loffredo gives some helpful advice.
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The Gender of Incremental Leadership
University of Virginia President Teresa Sullivan and U.S. presidential candidate Hillary Clinton have a similar leadership style, writes Charlie Tyson, and public reaction to it says a good deal about how our society pigeonholes women with power.
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Technological Unemployment and the Paradox of Permanent Understaffing
Kim’s Law: The greater the worry about robots creating a jobless future, the more understaffed and insecure today's workplace becomes.
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A Creative Commons Primer for Graduate Students
A guide to finding and using images for your scholarship and teaching.
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The Emergence (and Perils) of Income-Targeted Free Tuition
Targeted free tuition makes lots of sense, but it really does need to be targeted.
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Creating Space for Academic Babies
Academics must rid themselves of outdated gendered and racialized perceptions of working parents, argues Whitney N. Laster Pirtle.