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UC System Reverses Decision to End Incentives for Postdoc Program Hires
UC to Stop Funding Faculty Hired Out of Postdoc Program
Established in 1984 to encourage women and minority Ph.D.s to pursue academia, the program has attracted right-wing criticism for prioritizing diverse candidates.
Out of Caution or Protest, Foreign Scholars Skip U.S. Conferences
As President Donald Trump deploys National Guard troops to American cities and ICE arrests pick up, some international scholars are opting out of U.S. travel.
How to Build a Strategic Digital Presence: Advice for Early-Career Researchers
Select platforms and engagement styles that work for your goals while requiring realistic time investments.
By Maura Hannon
How to Make Faculty Affairs Work at Any Institution
Reema Zeineldin has made a career in faculty affairs, and now she’s turned her and others’ expertise, alongside numerous case studies, into a practical manual for tackling this work.
Advising The Girl
In good conscience, I can’t recommend she pursue a career teaching literature, at which she would excel.
By Matt Reed
Provosts Are a ‘Release Valve’ for Campus Controversy
According to former Western Michigan provost Julian Vasquez Heilig, provosts are stuck driving change with few, if any, allies, while simultaneously playing crisis manager for the university.
The Service Decision Tree
Ryan Michael Murphy explains how creating a system for evaluating service opportunities helped him stop overcommitting.
By Ryan Michael Murphy