By Saundra Loffredo. Working on your career is a lifelong pursuit. Saundra Loffredo offers guidelines to keep you on the right track. Read more...

By Robert Simon. When it comes to academic job interviews, practice doesn’t always make perfect, warns Robert Simon. Read more...

By Kerry Ann Rockquemore. When you see microaggressions occurring against colleagues, how should you respond? Kerry Ann Rockquemore offers guidance. Read more...

By Jennifer Lundquist and Joya Misra. You didn't get a Ph.D. to sit in committee meetings, but they are a fact of life in academe. Jennifer Lundquist and Joya Misra provide tips for ensuring that yours are well worth having. Read more...

By Margaret Kosmala. Long gone are the days when the academic was usually a hetero white male who was either single (and a highly eligible bachelor with his Ph.D. in hand) or had a family of one or more dependents who would follow him hither and yon to new jobs in higher education. Read more...

By Jake Livengood. You may doubt you'll even get one job offer, let alone several, but the process can surprise you, and you should be prepared for making informed decisions, writes Jake Livengood. Read more...

Andrew Pegoda highlights the importance of blogs, being rested and sticking to your beliefs, along with other advice for being effective in the classroom. Read more...

By Raymonda Burgman. In a good mentoring relationship, both the people involved and the campus will benefit. But what if that is not the case and the mentor starts to resent the mentee for outpacing her? Raymonda Burgman provides advice. Read more...

Faye Halpern describes what she's learned as a co-editor of a journal as well as a literary scholar trying to get her own research published. Read more...

By Sophia Sen. If you do enough internal work, at some point you realize that you need to be the person you want to be in academe -- no matter what the circumstances, writes Sophia Sen. Read more...