Terry McGlynn

Predicting successful scientists early in their careers? There was a paper in Bioscience by Bill Laurance et al. with a

I’ve noticed that faculty members are prone to discuss administrators almost as frequently as discussing their own students. You

My job, as a tenured associate professor of biology, wouldn’t be possible without a sizable crew of adjunct instructors

Some professors are so dedicated to the success of their students that they are generous enough to hold review sessions

The New York Times published a feature on various leaders in government, science and education and their ideas for improving

Being a professor is a relatively unique job. We have near-total authority over how we do our jobs, but there

When working with others, it is good to respect differing perspectives and values, even if we don’t understand them.

Quotes of the week from Joan Strassmann: In my current biggest class there are 52 students… No one should email

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