Interviewing Do's and Don'ts (from Those Who've Seen It All)
Rebecca Helton, MA
Two department chairs and a vice chair for faculty affairs share how to put your best foot forward in the faculty interview.
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A Missed Opportunity: NASEM Summit on Preventing Sexual Harassment
Teresa Swanson, PhD
I attended the 2019 NASEM Summit on Preventing Sexual Harassment in Higher Education
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Summer Research for Undergraduates
Halima Moncrieffe, PhD
Paid options for USA-based undergrads to kickstart a research career.
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5 Steps For Effective Communication In The International Workplace
Halima Moncrieffe, PhD
How should we best interact with our global team to create a positive environment?
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Civil Discourse and Medicine: The Connection
The Edge for Scholars
Being non-judgmental, embracing curiosity, asking lots of questions, and listening respectfully make us better physicians.
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How to Be Heard by Legislators
Katherine Hartmann, MD, PhD
The NIH budget is not final. Contact your representatives about programs you value & the need for increased investigator-initiated funding.
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Towards New Paradigms in Scientific Publishing
Double Docs
New approaches can move more research output into the public sphere.
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38 On-Line Services to Outsource Your Chores
Helen Bird
Life happens. Here are 38 online services to help when the going gets rough.
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Knock Your Next Grant Out of the Park
The Edge for Scholars
Write more persuasive grants that earn better scores, starting November 18.
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One-Minute Writing Tuneup: Energize Your Words with Active Voice
Rebecca Helton, MA
Sentence after sentence in passive voice is wordy, invites errors such as dangling modifiers, and grates on readers' nerves.
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