The Faculty

How I knew it was time to start driving again

Faculty members are not as important as we think we are.

It’s academic job season, and I have mixed feelings about going back on the market

How campus politics has come to resemble gang warfare

A friendly reminder about setting realistic expectations, prioritizing, and understanding that your PhD won’t be perfect

We need a history education czar. Or more specifically, the US Department of Education does.

In which we unpack district plans, commiserate with faculty, meet an artful administrator, and bear witness to post-election theatrics.

What I’ve learned teaching offline and online

Choosing whether to use the Dr. title is a personal choice

Pass, Fail, or a Number

Socio-cultural learning theory at its finest as shown in the popular novel and Netflix series

In the conclusion to his 2019 dissertation, Selecting the Common Book: Anarchy and Ambiguity in Action, Adam M. Brazil broadens his…

A Response to Regina Bateson’s “Strategic Discrimination”

A public school administrator offers a timely prescription for addressing historical injustices in the classroom.

Tone deaf advice to retrenchment survivors isn’t helpful — faculty solidarity is!

In recent months, the “science of reading” has returned to center stage for the educators of young children. For most, we understand that…

Remote doesn’t have to mean distant

Societal disruption should prompt faculty members to re-examine what we teach and how we teach it

How to confidently build your entry into the professional world

Online group consults for a virtual collaborative project

Challenges of blackness in the classroom

A few tips for researchers, scientists, faculty, students, or others as you write and edit.

Reflecting on the Future of Campus Space

Christian B. Miller’s misplaced faith in higher ed honor codes is naïve at best, dangerous at worst

We need to stop making people feel less than for not conforming to expectations

For those college students currently struggling at Zoom University

Are we reproducing the same inequalities that we are teaching against?