Terry McGlynn

08
May
Defending the value of universities

Defending the value of universities

It's more effective to defend the work of each institution than to defend nebulous concepts
3 min read
28
Apr
Doing science on the cheap

Doing science on the cheap

What to skimp on and what doing without looks like
7 min read
24
Apr
Keeping tabs on the NSF-supported science taken away from all of us

Keeping tabs on the NSF-supported science taken away from all of us

See what got revoked, and add your project to the list if necessary. Revocations are not over yet.
2 min read
21
Apr
What they've taken and what they can never take away

What they've taken and what they can never take away

Gains in equity and access can happen without DEI-targeted funding.
5 min read
10
Apr
Making do with inadequate administrative support

Making do with inadequate administrative support

I suspect nearly all folks doing science in universities think that they are lacking the basic administrative support they need.
9 min read
31
Mar
What are your collaboration dealbreakers?

What are your collaboration dealbreakers?

What kinds of risks are you willing to make?
4 min read
27
Mar
Where do we go from here?

Where do we go from here?

We continue to push forward.
4 min read
18
Mar
Reverse engineering transformative experiences

Reverse engineering transformative experiences

We think of formative experiences as happening organically, but they're often planned and intentional.
3 min read
07
Mar
Academic hiring criteria are all wrong

Academic hiring criteria are all wrong

The most important criteria are: mentorship, mentorship, and mentorship
3 min read
26
Feb
Why are we all teaching ancient statistics?

Why are we all teaching ancient statistics?

If we taught molecular biology the way we teach statistics, we'd still be arguing whether proteins or nucleic acids were genetic material.
4 min read