I wasn’t diagnosed with ADHD until about a year and a half after grad school. My ADHD manifests as a tendency toward disorganization especially, and being easily distracted and forgetful. I say often ...

I have always thought of myself as a decent student. While I was certainly never the girl with color-coded notes, assignment spreadsheets, or pre-planned study schedules, I knew how to work hard. I ...

If you’ve been reading my posts here, you know that I am an AI skeptic when it comes to it being a good tool for teaching and learning. While I am not an abolitionist, my focus from the beginning has ...

Three prospective Ph.D. students of the Harvard University Department of Astronomy came together to my office recently and asked for career advice. First and foremost, they wished to know how best to ...

I'm a busy bee. A very busy bee. Working full-time and pursuing my MBA all while trying to still have a social life? Some people may find that torturous, but that's my happy place. So, when the ...

The Susan Bulkeley Butler Center for Leadership Excellence in collaboration with the Office of the Provost will hold the 11th annual Conference for Assistant Professors titled "Navigating Academia to ...

This essay aims to shed light on our experiences as Asian/Asian American women navigating academia during the rise of anti-Asian violence and the COVID-19 global pandemic. Specifically, we seek to ...

Starting off your career in academia is in some ways like starting a new relationship. Do they like me? What do we have in common? Am I empowered to be my best self? My presentation will focus on my ...

This workshop provides an introduction to the academic publishing process. Topics covered include journal selection, submission strategies, avoiding predatory publishers/journals, managing the ...

CCTS News & Events Center News CEI Perspectives: Navigating Partnerships Between Academia and Faith-Based Organizations Center News CEI Perspectives: Navigating Partnerships Between Academia and Faith ...