Academic job security and productivity (or the plant ecologist weighs in on potted plant metaphors)
I had been planning this post for a while because the topic has been on my mind but now it
Faculty research is like a potted plant
The Ecological Society of America has wonderful program called SEEDS, which is designed to support and mentor underrepresented undergraduates who
Recommended reads #59
The time I became a father in the same week my tenure portfolio was due, from Liberal Arts Ecologists.
You’
A collective blind spot in measuring natural systems?
A few months ago I got a Fitbit, which for those of you who haven’t heard of it is
We have now reached critical mass
This academic year started auspiciously.
The hallway bustles with the activity of new faculty. It’s funny that I’ve
Some posts you might have missed over the summer
Summer is over, not that we’d know it from the weather in Southern California. Anyway, the full complement of
16 things to consider as you assemble your syllabus
1. Do you tell students how long it will take for you to respond to emails?
2. Do you have
Recommended reads #58
So many great things came my way this week, I’ve had to unload them a week early. Enjoy!
A
Review unto others as you would have them review unto you?
I am going to go ahead and assume we all want quality reviews of our journal submissions, however you define
Practicing what you preach (or rather teach)
I have been fairly absent from here over the last many months. I’ve wanted to write and even started