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NAS's seventeenth entry in its Books With Spines series. Join us in selecting books about weapons.
Part 3: Service. When you join a committee, you either make your colleagues' workdays easier or make them harder. If the latter, they will remember the fact and it may very well come up at tenure time.
Part 2: Teaching. Sage-on-the-stage, the flipped classroom? No need for that. Just avoid a few crucial missteps. Plus: How to raise your students’ grades without inflating them. From First Things.
Part 1: Research. If you are an untenured humanities who is also a religious or social conservative, the bar is set higher for you. Mark Bauerlein is here to offer advice to the untenured professor.
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In Minding the Campus, NAS president Peter Wood discusses authority on campus.
Frontier Centre for Public Policy releases a report illuminating the failed agenda of fossil fuel divestment.
It’s getting harder to tell the difference between real news about colleges and the Onion’s parodies.
