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On the importance of post-tenure hobbies for a post-academic happily ever after.
On the importance of post-tenure hobbies (and having a life away from work) for a post-academic happily ever after. When I was young, my...
How I found time to write academic papers (it was harder than you think).
How I found time to write academic papers (it was harder than you think). When I attended my first new #facultyorientation, this tiny,...
On navigating the last year of your PhD (or overcoming the final year blues).
On navigating the last year of your PhD (or overcoming the final year blues). The last year of your PhD is a rollercoaster. It is filled...
Lessons learned from 365 days, 35k interactions, and 2.4 million views on LinkedIn
Lessons learned from 365 days, 35k interactions, and 2.4 million views on LinkedIn (or perhaps we need more conversations about academic...
On the difference between academic projects that move forward & those that slow to a standstill.
On the difference between academic projects that move forward & those that slow to a standstill. Keeping the momentum up on research...
What to do if your reviewer is wrong?
What to do if your reviewer is wrong? (Or how do you respectfully push back against misguided comments?) We have all received review...
Does your lab need a website? (even if it does not help external visibility?)
The last couple of years, I've struggled with the question of does your academic center or lab need a website? To ensure it's visibility?...
On why you must respond to a reviewer, even after your paper is rejected.
In a recent post on what to do with a rejected paper (https://lnkd.in/e8r3jAUY) I commented, "You may encounter the same reviewer at the...
What to do after your paper is rejected? (Or why you should take some time to think)
This has been my most challenging summer in 20 years as an academic. While some papers have progressed, many have not been greeted with...
On conferences as COVID super spreader events (should organizers notify participants?)
Having attended three conferences, and learned of many people coming up with COVID right after, I am wondering what measures folks are...
What to do? If you aren't sure if you are ready for the job market?
After a post about going on the job market a second time, I was struck that Ph.D. students may wonder: how do I know if I'm ready for my...
So you are thinking about switching jobs? (or things to think about before applying)
Now is about the time that message boards are filled with calls for applications to new academic positions. The positions are varied from...
On diversity & rethinking tenure and promotion standards.
At a recent conference, I met with a friend who ran a university-wide DEI initiative. Their work received national attention, brought...
As the new academic year starts, give your campus a fresh look.
When I visit other universities, I’m always filled with awe - the food, the novelty, the culture, the art! As I walk the new to me...
10 positives about being a single parent in academe.
A friend commented that I bellyache a bit about being a single parent. I replied, it’s not bellyaching, it’s explaining & it’s not...
Now that I am retired from Association Leadership, I’m able to invest more in mentoring.
Many thanks to Donald Wynn, Jr. & Adriane B. Randolph, Ph.D. for letting me tag along. I’m looking forward to giving the Keynote at the...
Ruminations on papers written during #COVID (or should I really submit that paper?)
Where the wrapped-up projects were well-received, the new ones have suffered less warm receptions. As feedback has trickled on...
On why journal lists & citation counts endanger academe (& why senior faculty need to fight back)
When i was introduced to give a keynote, the moderator mentioned that I had been ranked top in the world. I was embarrassed, bc I never...
Many thanks to the IRIS/SCIS organizers!
Sometimes, you rise before the sun to give a talk - and love it! Many thanks to the Copenhagen Business School, Roskilde University & the...
On what does it take to become an associate editor at an academic journal (and why we need clear rub
An early career colleague recently asked me what it takes to become an associate editor at a top journal in my discipline. I paused to...
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