4 octobre 2015
Buy the Pie
By Rena Seltzer. Pulled in too many directions? Conflicting roles may be holding you back. Read more...
4 octobre 2015
Advice on Advisers
By Sonja K. Foss and William Waters. Your relationship with your dissertation adviser affects the kind of dissertation you write, your experience while doing it, the time it takes to complete it and your career options once it is done. Read more...
4 octobre 2015
The Dissertation Journey: How to Get Started
By Sonja K. Foss and William Waters. You have decided that you want to take a trip. But where to? You begin to narrow the options almost immediately because of your own preferences and the constraints of time and money. Read more...
4 octobre 2015
Posttenure Depression?
By Kerry Ann Rockquemore. The president of our college recently told someone who got tenure to try not to fall into “posttenure depression.” Within the same week, another colleague said the same thing to him. Read more...
4 octobre 2015
How to Get Writing Done
By Melissa Dennihy. For tenure-track faculty at many institutions, the pressure to publish is high, as a successful record of publications is often crucial to getting tenure. Read more...
4 octobre 2015
A Critical Scholar With a Dirty Little Secret (or Two)
By Christina Berchini. I am a junior scholar with a secret: I enjoy Masterpiece Theatre’s British period drama Downton Abbey. Actually, “enjoy” is quite the understatement. And this is a very, very difficult thing for me to admit publicly. Read more...
4 octobre 2015
Purity at Expense of Unity
By Mark Putnam. On Monday, two members of the Council for Christian Colleges and Universities (CCCU) -- Eastern Mennonite University and Goshen College -- announced they would leave the organization in order to avoid its potential rupture in the wake of their decision to permit the hiring of gay and lesbian faculty members who are married or celibate. Read more...
4 octobre 2015
What We’ve Learned From MOOCs
By Candace Thille, John Mitchell and Mitchell Stevens. Back in 2012, massive open online courses entered public consciousness accompanied by grand promises of revolution. MOOC proponents, often backed by private venture capital, promised to make higher education more nimble and accessible than ever before. Read more...
4 octobre 2015
How Did You Get Stuck Being a College President?
By Susan Resneck Pierce. In June, I gave a presentation on governance and leadership at the State University of New York Executive Leadership Academy for senior administrators exploring whether they wanted to become college presidents. Read more...
4 octobre 2015
An IDEA Colleges Should Appreciate
By Rachel Adams. Over the past summer, much fanfare greeted the 25th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), including a reception at the White House and parades, speeches and gatherings across the country. Read more...
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