#Faculty

Anne Helen Petersen

annehelen

The Provost's Message to the University of Kansas re: COVID bringing students back to campus for in-person instruction is just jaw-dropping. These documents need to be collected & preserved. "It

Benjamin Capistrant

bencapistrant

Lots of academic jobs this year are focused on race, racism and . How do soft money environments, esp. public health, plan to protect those new faculty from institutionalized racism

Rajan Venkateswaran (സ്വാമി)

swamy64

I had posted a thread on 'Marketing Myopia' earlier. You can read here. The Link for the original article is in the threadThere is a recent anecdote related to this

Tim Mosca

drosophilosophy

along with @cshlcourses, we had to make the tough decision this week to cancel the 2020 drosophila neurobiology @CSHLflycourse for this summer. too much is up in the air and

Thomas Lecaque

tlecaque

Week 2. Between teaching 3 classes today and troubleshooting syllabi, Blackboard and Zoom issues with students, I got neither any grading nor course prep nor, vitally, tenure portfolio writing done

Jesse Stommel

Jessifer

It’s pretty clear there will be no “return to normal” in education. “No one has been trained for this,” @slamteacher and I wrote back in April. Since then, too many

Sabreena Lawal

SabreenaLawal

Today I spoke to a collection of EDI deans and educators on behalf of @bmsacanada about issues facing Black medical trainees. It was a very productive meeting and I'm genuinely

The Shorthorn

UTAShorthorn

1/ As a response to recent social movements, UTA has reflected on its own diversity and inclusion and developed eight initiatives to make immediate changes. Here’s an update on each

Kyla Wazana Tompkins

kwazana

English departments have so much work to do to correct course on the insidious racism they have visited on their faculty, their students, and thinking itself. I can name three

Chuck

cghaberl

I think what my colleague at NYU's Stern School means to say is that the future of college LABOR is cheaper. This will not necessarily translate into tuition savings for

Nancy Leong

nancyleong

A few thoughts on the move to pass/fail grading systems at many law schools and what that requires of us as law professors. 1/a few I think that pass/fail grading

David W. Congdon

dwcongdon

There are multiple job postings for acquisitions editors at university presses at the moment, and I am disappointed to see that, after a successful year of remote work, many presses

Kevin Shafer

shafer_soc

Last week I did a thread on student mental health during COVID. Now, its time to do faculty mental health. I suspect that the experiences of faculty are quite diverse.

Sarah

rankinovitch

Gabrielle Hecht

GabrielleHecht

An interview with @CondoleezzaRice appeared on the @HooverInst website yesterday. She had some things to say about historians. A thread, beginning with a direct quote 1/#twitterstorians @AHAhistorians @SocHistTech "Let's start

AnneDella

annedellahines

While Universities are extending Pass/No Credit options for their students, these courtesies are rarely extended to graduate students. We love to talk about student support until it applies to those