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11 juin 2019

A Case of the Varsity Blues

By Steven Mintz. I’ve worked in higher education my entire life. As a staff member of two fine institutions, I’ve had roles in academic publishing, communications and media relations, online learning, and academic support. More...

11 juin 2019

What They Say and What it Really Means

By Steven Mintz. Perhaps you remember a feature in Mad Magazine: “What They Say and What It Really Means.” It’s an approach worth applying to the discourse of innovation. More...

11 juin 2019

Reimagining In Loco Parentis

By Steven Mintz. Reinventing the college-student relationship in the era of helicopter parenting. More...

11 juin 2019

Papers, Please

By Barbara Fister. Complaints I hear at the end of the term. More...

11 juin 2019

Leaving Las Vegas

By Barbara Fister. You can’t take a “what happens in Las Vegas” approach to online speech. More...

11 juin 2019

Promises, Promises

By Barbara Fister. All of the tech giants are suddenly into privacy. Apple started it, fighting off a federal demand to decrypt a phone and break a promise to their customers that their data, if not stored in the cloud, is secure, even from Apple. More...

11 juin 2019

Words With Students

I still love The Smiths. The songs performed by the 1980s English alternative rock band, like “How Soon is Now,” and co-written by its angsty lead singer (Steven) Morrissey helped me survive (ignore the worst of) my high school years and the days beyond. More...

11 juin 2019

Master of the House

An alternative income opportunity for graduate students: become a landlord. More...

11 juin 2019

Alt-What?

Pathways Beyond the Professoriate.
We’ve just finished putting on a professional development bootcamp at my home university and I’m on my way back from the Graduate Institute on Public and Engaged Humanities, and I’ve been thinking quite a bit about professional pathways and career prospects for graduate students. More...

11 juin 2019

Moving On

May has always been a particularly hard time of year for me as, I suspect, it is for many of us in academia. May (or June) typically marks the end of the school year and a time for celebration―end-of-the year awards and receptions, promotions, graduations, just making it through. More...

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