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Varieties of Procrastination
How to tell the difference between when it's OK to put off work and when you're only hurting yourself.
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An Academic in America
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Screening Out the Introverts
Is academe biased against quiet, thoughtful listeners in favor of big-talking extroverts?
- A Type of Nostalgia
- Invisible Gorillas Are Everywhere
- We're Still in Love With Books
Balancing Act
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The Future of the Ph.D.
Does the venerable male model of graduate training match the needs of its disciples today, half of whom are women?
- The Next Step for Female Scientists
- The Pyramid Problem
- Answering the Illegal Question
Beyond the Ivory Tower
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Our Secret Nonacademic Histories
Today's graduate students are still being told, directly and indirectly, that any career other than an academic one is unthinkable.
- The Sweet Spot of a Nonacademic Job Search
- Changing History
- Sharing the Driving
Career Confidential
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Varieties of Procrastination
How to tell the difference between when it's OK to put off work and when you're only hurting yourself.
Catalyst
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Midcareer Mentoring, Part 2
You've got an outside offer, so how do you go about negotiating the counteroffer from your university?
- Midcareer Mentoring, Part 1
- Read Me (Please)
- Can Well-Behaved Women Make (Academic) History?
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AAUP 2012: About
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What Professors Make
Dig into faculty-salary data with The Chronicle's interactive tool. See how your institution stacks up against its peers—and how salaries have evolved...
- Interactive Table: Average Faculty Salaries, 2011–12
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What Graduate Students Want to Know About Community Colleges, Part 2
A look at the workload and lifestyle you can expect while teaching at a two-year institution.
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This Can't Be Happening
What do you do when you throw up on the department chair during your job interview?
- Seeking the Mentors You Need
- Good Deeds That Are Most Punished, Part 3: Research
- 10 Ways to Get Yourself Fired
Recent Advice Columns
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What Really Matters to Working Students
Frustrated by attendance problems in his developmental English course, a professor asks students to help him understand.
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A Letter to a New Chair
The job of department chair carries an ounce of cachet and a ton of weight, but it's worth doing.
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10 Commandments of Twitter for Academics
An evangelist for tweeting explains the benefits for scholars and the common mistakes they make.
First Person
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This Can't Be Happening
What do you do when you throw up on the department chair during your job interview?
- What Really Matters to Working Students
- 10 Commandments of Twitter for Academics
Moving Up
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Rent-a-Dean
For many, the pull toward administration overrides the challenges of an interim job.
- Using a Case Study to Hire a Dean
- Becoming a Dean
More Advice
Peer Review
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At NASA, a Caltech Professor Breaks Ground for Women
Fiona A. Harrison, a professor of physics and astronomy, is in charge of launching a high-powered telescope into space.
- Virginia Tech's Next Leader of Student Affairs Finds It a Small Campus at Heart
- New Dean's Mission: Expand the Reconfigured Jack Welch Institute
First Time on the Market?
Going on the academic job market for the first time? Here are some things you should know.
The CV Doctor
Our experts offer advice on preparing strong academic CV's and résumés for nonacademic jobs.
