Summer Reading: What's Popular in the Edge Library
The Edge for Scholars
Here's what's been flying off the shelves of our "analog library" of career development books.
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Balancing on the Edge
Gurjeet Birdee, MD
As academics, most of us are in overdrive—racing from meetings to emails, writing to teaching, and maintaining some semblance of a balanced life. Two fallacies about how we operate …
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Dealing with Rejection
Nadine A De La Rosa, Ed.D.
#Managing rejection #Redirection
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IScientist: A Conference for Revolution
Teresa Swanson, PhD
The brilliant organizers of IScientist have created a space for revolution.
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Working at Home: Academics During the Plague Edition
Fighty Squirrel, PhD, Awe.Some.
It's time to do your weaponized bat experiments, people.
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Celebrating “The Climb”
RC Stabile
To achieve a goal, we must celebrate the small wins to fuel motivation. No matter how small, we must recognize the milestones along the way as a tool to energize …
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I Got Everything I Thought I Wanted, but I'm Unhappy. Now What?
Burned Out Psychologist, PhD
I built a successful research career but found I was chronically unhappy with work. Since then, I’ve taken steps to examine the best way forward.
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The Key to Handling Stress is Massive Egotism
James West, PhD
Why yes, the sky -is- always rose colored where I live.
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Honing Resiliency: Reminders from a Recent Disappointment
Florence Yuan, MD
My Failure CV and Sunshine Folder remind me to keep striving for opportunities, even when I don't get them.
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