#Faculty

Christopher J. Slaby

CJSlaby

I have work to do but I guess some Friday morning rage tweeting is in order first. @nytimes @anemonanyc "A Problem for College in the Fall: Reluctant Professors" A Problem

Emmett Macfarlane

EmmMacfarlane

Been seeing lots of tweets from academics lately about reference letters. Not a new debate, but I have (nuanced) thoughts. A thread. 1/n First, for faculty job applications, yes, we

Alexandra Mihai

Anda19

I've been working in faculty development for a decade. Yes, mostly in pre-Covid-19 times but also in the past months' mad rush. Here are 5 things I learned. 1/#facdev #edtech

Reuben Roth

reubenroth

What a shock! Haché and his co-conspirators want to keep their jobs -- and they made THEIR JOB SECURITY a condition of the DiP lender's continued funding! Hypocrisy much? #onpse

Colleen Derkatch, who wants paid sick days for all

ColleenDerkatch

I was interviewed on Monday for an Inside Higher Ed piece about how the pandemic had affected women faculty. The resulting article distorted what I said so I requested that

Dr. Crystal Walline

ProfWalline

If faculty are expected to teach F2F in the fall, then I want every administrator giving every memo, update, etc. verbally, while standing and wearing a mask. Must show a

Aaron Hanlon

AaronRHanlon

1) Some thoughts on a phenomenon: The academic who openly advocates against other academic disciplines. ... 2) I understand why some academics would think their subject is more important or

Jonathan Beardsley

JBeardsleyMath

Just a reminder that the problem with the academic job market is not that there are "too many PhDs." The problem is that universities are working really hard to eliminate

Jessica Halem 🌈

jessicahalem

About the recruitment of LGBTQ students into your graduate programs - while we DO want to ask for students to self-identify in a broad sense about being part of the

Roopika Risam

roopikarisam

It truly frustrates me that university faculty don’t always recognize that other student-facing areas of universities, like student affairs, are disciplines, with research and curricula. Or talk about “retention” like

Jacob T. Levy

jtlevy

The widespread demands on universities include:Don't charge full tuition for online-only teachingDon't cut faculty salaries or furlough facultyDon't cut staff salaries or lay off staffExtend graduate student funding by a

Julian Williams

jujuubes

Students are currently demonstrating on my campus because of the discriminatory hiring policy in place at Seattle Pacific University (THREAD)https://twitter.com/spualum_lgbtq/status/1385708276029870082 Jéaux Rinedahl teaches health science

Kensha Marie Clark

doktor_clark

I am not sure if I should be writing this, but I’ve been thinking about it a lot over the past few days. There is a lot of talk about

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SomeBitchIKnow

Btw, any time you see a group calling itself 'Anti-Racist' or 'Anti-Racist Action' or something of the sort, that is literally the same thing as Antifa. It's just a name

Dr. Vasshe

DrVasshe

I’ve had twitter since September 2019. Six months later, most of the students who dm me are minoritized. They tend to either ask for advice, invite me to join organizations

Neil Mosley

neilmosley5

Earlier in the year a distinction was made labelling the rapid pivot as emergency remote teaching, thus distinguishing from online education pre-COVID...1/ ..I’m not convinced that we’ve moved much beyond