Recommended reads #145
Apply to grad school for free
A good argument for checking email less frequently.
How I learned to stop worrying
When universities prosecute the victims and protect the perpetrators
I just read this piece in Science yesterday and I was floored.
It’s the story of what’s happening
Science is a liberal art
Among my peeves is when people say that science is not a liberal art. (Like this former president of Missouri
How do you hand back papers?
I was chatting with colleagues about the mechanics of handing back papers to students. How do you do this?
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Responding (or not) to prospective students
For all the concern about pipeline problems, we seem to be fond of creating bottlenecks that filter out the people
Getting lots of competitive REU applications from URM students
We did a thing that worked. Maybe you could try it. It’s something that I’ve suggested before, but
Recommended reads #144
To groom better scientists, harness the power of narrative.
Applying for faculty jobs and don’t know what an institution
Evolution at the asymptote
This Small Pond is approaching carrying capacity. (There are some good analogies involving allochthonous and and autochthonous production, but I
We needed to watch our own behavior before social media, too
We still have generations of academics who are still in denial about how social media has changed how we are
Government shutdown and the thin veil of normalcy
This is going to be a quick or poorly edited post because it is extremely late, as I just uploaded