How often are you cited correctly?
Sometimes, I get cited incorrectly. I have some feelings about this.
When I started doing science, the Science Citation Index
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This is wonderful: NSF is now requiring awardee institutions to report findings of sexual harassment by personnel on NSF grants,
When the trash gets passed
The term “passing the trash” is commonly used to describe when sexually abusive K-12 teachers and priests get quietly shifted
Science has an atheism problem
An alternative title for this post might be: Atheism has a jerk problem.
Our scientific communities do not fully accept
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Things that are useful to know when you’re teaching with active learning
What I’ve learned from my 4
If you love teaching, a research university might be perfect for you
“I like teaching, and I didn’t want the same stress-packed life as the professors in my PhD program, so
What a good recruitment weekend looks like
What should departments do when running a grad student recruitment weekend — and what should they avoid?
Many departments invite a
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Start the first day of class by telling your students an engaging story.
The Biology Department of San Francisco State
Door Language
If you keep your door open, do your students know that this means that you’re available for a conversation?
Preparing for the challenge of 2018
At this writing, I’m halfway through a break to rest and recharge. It’s been quite pleasant.
I’ve