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Check out my most recent post on DEI statements in academic hiring! And major kudos to Alice for helping make it readable!

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Here's an upcoming webinar for anyone who is thinking of hiring an academic editor. It will have lots on insights on how editors can support your work and how to find an editor who will be a great match for you!

Highlight: "At a time when confidence in higher education is near record lows, public voices can serve to counter such sentiments and give the public the opportunity to see firsthand what academia can offer them. Indeed, raising our public voice, both individually and collectively, is a critical step forward to establish not only our personal public brand but also provide value for academia as a source of insights for the greater good."

We hear regularly from entry-level library workers and non tenure-track staff who want access to Skilltype but aren't as influential as the minority of more experienced employees who make the decision based on personal motivations. While we're developing a "Skilltype for all" offering that will address this to an extent, we have enough evidence to conclude that the key issue with career advancement in librarianship is not ambiguity around skills or methods, but individual actors gatekeeping opportunities for themselves. This "quiet part out loud" would also explain the lack of progress of the myriad DEI initiatives over the past decade. Easy to champion something publicly while silently sabotaging it.

Applying for academic jobs and programs involves aggregating a variety of materials. In this blog post, we break down the five central benefits of an online scholar-focused dossier—and speculate about what a global network of digital academic portfolios could mean for networking and knowledge sharing. Link: https://lnkd.in/eJV5ejJ8

A great set of curated articles to learn about #innovative #instructions #curricula #reimaginedTextbooks helping students to develop their career #ManagementEducation #TeachingandLearning

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Navigating the Academic Maze: Let’s Tackle Those Assignments Together! As the academic year gets into full swing, many students find themselves facing a familiar challenge: the influx of assignments and projects. While this time of year can be exciting, it can also feel overwhelming. Often, the language of academia seems confusing and contradictory, leaving us wondering how to best express our thoughts and ideas. The reality, and the challenge, is that everyone has their own unique way of learning, and finding the right approach for tackling assignments is a journey in itself. It’s not just about completing the task; it’s about truly understanding and showcasing your knowledge and skills in a way that resonates with your professors and peers. I’m here to help you navigate the labyrinth of academic terminology and find clarity in your writing. I'll work with you to make this academic year a positive experience, transforming your ideas into concise, impactful prose that highlights your strengths and insights. If you’re feeling a bit lost or simply want to polish your work, don’t hesitate to reach out.

There are many 'big' moments in an academic career - presenting at your first conference, submitting your first manuscript, publishing your first piece today. Today I achieved the biggest of the big steps so far. I have now been cited and have a h-index. Citations and academic metrics are not the most important part of being an academic, but it is a real vote of support/confidence that other academics have read and used my work. Here is to the next 'big' moment.