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862Activities That Foster Intellectual Communities
861College Unranked, and Remaking the American University - Review
85010th Anniversary of TP Mailing List
847Top 25 Strangest College Courses
846Working Effectively with the Dean
843Inside the Undergraduate Experience - Assessing Personal Growth
838Lessons Learned as a Department Chair
832College Learning for the New Global Century
831A Campus, Not a Sanctuary
830Ban Outside Speakers? Not On Our Watch
826Advice for Future Department Chairs
820Back from the Brink: Harvard Gets It Right
815Is Post-Tenure Review Worth It?
814Components of Positive Student-Faculty Relationships
813Stronger Presidents for Tough Times?
809The Beloit College Mindset List
808The Graduate Dean as Pope?
807How Professors Become Administrators, or, Where Did We Go Wrong?
806Developing Faculty for New Roles and Changing Expectations
805The Dilemma of the Friendly Dean
803First, Do No Harm
799Defending the Community College Equity Agenda (review)
796A Baker's Dozen Ideas to Foster Engagement
795Motivating Today's College Students
791Birthright
784Integrative Learning: Putting the Pieces Together Again
782Managing a Career Versus Managing a Program or Department
779Change Management
777Inside and Out: Universities and Education for Sustainable Development
774Without Followers, Leaders Are Just Out for a Walk
772Academic Freedom
770The Challenges and Opportunities of Technology in Higher Education
768Turning Good Intentions Into Educational Capital
758Challenging Racism in Higher Education: Promoting Justice
751The Future of Higher Education: Rhetoric, Reality, and the Risks of the Market
741Becoming a Department Chair: To Be or Not To Be
732Whatever Happened To Undergraduate Reform?
731Challenges to the Academy - New Colleges, New Students, New Challenges
728Are You a 21st Century Library-Ready Instructor?
726The Scholarship of Engagement: What Is It?
723The Creativity Imperative: A National Perspective
721Political Bias in Undergraduate Education
717Proof and Prejudice: Women in Mathematics
716Learning About Student Learning From Community Colleges
715Increasing Access to College (book review)
714Department Meetings
709Blue About the Crimson Plan for General Education
708The Academic Departments: Home Base For Doctoral Students And The Center of The Graduate Mission of The Institution
706Quality and Performance Excellence in Higher Education
701The Generic Chair Hypothesis
700Is There a Global Warming Toward Women in Academia?
695A New Set of Lenses for Looking at Colleges and Universities
693Five Short Stories on Teaching
683The International Professors Project
679Reinventing the Research University
670Healing Time: Peacemaking in Two Troubled Departments
668Rising Above Cognitive Errors: Guidlines For Search, Tenure Review, And Other Evaluation Committees
664Communication Skills for Department Chairs
660Negotiation
659Declining by Degrees
657Student Services for Distance Education Students
649Honoring the Trust: Quality and Cost Containment in Higher Education
646Engaged and Engaging Science: A Component of a Good Liberal Education
645A Call for a Miracle Model
642Institutions With First Year Excellence: Five Criteria
641Lessons Learned in the Assessment School of Hard Knocks
639Ten Myths That Students Believe About College.
638Who Has the Lowest Prices?
637The Globalization of Higher Education
633Studying in Several Countries
631The Many Faces of Accountability
628Talking with Sir John About the Commonwealth of Learning
627What Is a Generally Educated Person?
626Commonwealth Cooperation in Distance Education: Potential Benefits for Small States
624Libraries Designed for Learning
618Why Do Students Attend Multiple Institutions?
614World's Top 500 Universities
612Organization of a Typical University
610The Development Of A Comprehensive Faculty Evaluation System
603Marginalized Students
594The Leaky Campus
592The University in Transformation: Global Perspectives on The Futures of the University
589Pasta With a Side Order of Philosophy, Please
588Choosing a College
587Grade Inflation...Why It's a Nightmare
584Grade Inflation: It's Not Just and Issue for the Ivy League
583Greater Expectations and Learning in the New Globally Engaged Academy
580Part Time Faculty Issues
577Vocation Is Not A Dirty Word
576Tomorrow's Professor Mailing List Update
574University INC.
573The Write Way to Communicate Online
565Solution Strategies for Developing the Next Generation of Community College Leaders
563Developing Community College Faculty as Leaders
560Components of an Effective Advising Program
553Know When and How to Confront Conflict
550The Credit Hour: The Tie That Binds
547Assessing the Pressures for Departmental Change
544The Culture of Power
543The Twenty First Century Library
542Seven Habits of Successful Chairpersons
539The Spirit of Liberty
534Do I Want a Deanship?
533Higher Education's Changing Environment
527The Evolution of Distance Learning in Higher Education
526Appearing Smart
525What Did She Say? ISSYGTI
523Managing Knowledge: the New Foundation of Society of Another Passing Fad?
521Beyond the Campus: How Colleges and Universities Form Partnerships with Their Communities
520Toward A Philosophy Of Online Education
518Research Team Set to Revamp Internet
517Adult Learners in the Academy
516Time To Act
515The Academic Profession In China
507The Dean's Disease
506Mindset List For The Class Of 2007
505Key Questions Confronting Higher Education
504The Social Background of Lifelong Learning
503The Extraordinary Higher Education Leader
500Five Years and Counting
499Book Reviews Revisioned
497Departments That Work: Building and Sustaining Cultures of Excellence in Academic Programs
485College Deans: Leading from Within
482How to Get Meetings Started on Time
478Rethinking the Source of Leadership
476Reconciling Corporate and Academic Cultures
473Do Students Get What They Pay For?
469Guidance for Instructors Concerning Class Discussions About War in Iraq
466Winning Over Your Detractors - A Guide for Department Chairs and Deans
465Information Technology and the Future of the Research University
463Why Hire Non-Tenure-Track Faculty?
462Evolving Priorities and Expectations of the Community College
460The Language of Leadership
458The Faculty, Facilities, And Administration Of The Future
457The Seven Habits of Highly Successful Professors
454Embodying the Values We Teach
453These Games Are Getting Out of Hand
452Conflicts of Interest and Conflicts of Commitment
445A Collaborative Model for Leading Academic Change
439Why Strategic Planning Can Work in Colleges and Universities
438Classifying Faculty Work
436Selection of Deans
435Keeping Students in Higher Education
433Posttenure Review: The Elephant in the Room
429The Changing Educational Scene
424Financial Commitment to Tenure
423The Nature of Collegiate Community
421Navigating in Uncertainty
419Success in the Ivory Tower
416Building Intellectual Community Through Courses for Staff
412Information Alchemy: The Art and Science of Knowledge Management
408The Guilty Pleasures of an Endowed Professor
406Adopting the Administrative Portfolio
404Management Fads in Higher Education
400The National Communication Association
399Building an Education That Won't Wear Out
398The "E" Is For Everything
396Policing the Classroom
390The International Distributed Campus
389When It's Time to Leave - Leave! - Mandatory Retirement is Good for Higher Education
385Women And Minority Faculty In The Academic Workplace
382Higher Education, Inc., Lessons From the For-Profit Side
381Implementing Post Tenure Review
378Management Fads in Higher Education
376Understanding Faculty Productivity
369Ways to Think About Being a Dean
366The Power to Motivate Faculty
365Public Purpose and Private Enterprise:
364 Making Southern Universities Web-enabled; From Leapfrogging to Antelope Jumping
361Opening to Diversity: Women and Minorities
358Global Learning Day V
355TQM and the Learning Paradigm
340Internationalization for the Twenty-First Century
339E-Mail Format and Style
335Roles and Responsibilities of Department Chairs
334How to Diversify the Faculty
333Characteristics of the New American University
332How Long Will You Work?
329Learning From Students
325Developments That Changed Teaching and Learning in Higher Education
324Higher Education in an Era of Digital Competition: Choices and Challenges
320America's Teenagers, Motivated but Directionless
318The Knowledge Factory: Dismantling the Corporate University and Creating True Higher Learning
314Bobos In Paradise: The New Upper Class and How They Got There
307Reform From Within: Lessons For Academic Administrators
305Why Can't a College Be More Like a Firm?
303Faculty Diversity - Myths as Barriers to Problem Solving
300The Purpose and Mission of Higher Education
298The University of the Future and the Future of Universities
291The Academic Department in a Multidisciplinary Context
283Building the Faculty We Need: Colleges and Universities Working Together
280Time, Faculty and the Academy
275Intellectual Property: Should you be worried if you use the Internet to teach?
271Students of a Feather
270The Place of Humanities in the 21st Century?
269Why Do We Teach?
267Challenges Facing Higher Education at the Millennium
253Tenure and Academic Excellence
245Carnegie Issues Broad Changes In System Of Classifying Colleges
243Excerpt from - What Makes a Revolution? - Teaching and Learning in Higher Education 1980-2000
242Living And Studying Together
241Helping to Foster Collegiality for Newcomers
240Gender and Diversity in Canada
234No, UNext Isn't The 'Anti-University'
229The Learn-Grant University: A Land-Grant University For The 21st Century
226Balancing Freedom, Responsibility, And Authority In Higher Education
222The Urgency Of Reinventing Undergraduate Education At Research Universities
220Applied Ethics And The "Aporetic Transversity"
217A New University With A Soul
206Transforming Departments Into Productive Learning Communities
205Nine Functions Of A University
200Subscriber Statistics
198Certain Knowledge And The Conventional University
196Online Learning: Ready Or Not, Here It Comes
192A Perverted Academic Reward System
190Ten Changing Demands On College Teachers In The Future
189Will You Still Be Teaching In The Twenty First Century?
188The Campus As Learning Community: Seven Promising Shifts And Seven Powerful Levers
185Casting New Light On Old Notions: A Changing Understanding Of Community College Faculty
183Higher Education In The 21st Century
182Globalization And Higher Education
177The Appeal Of National Diversity
174Responses - Higher Education:The Vision [2015]
171Higher Education: The Vision [2015]
166Women In Academe
164The Victorian Internet
161Charasteristics of Professional Learning
154Quantifying Cost and Quality in Higher Education
153Further Comments on the Third Revolution in Higher Education
150Subscriber Statistics
137New Research on the Benefits of Diversity in College and Beyond: An Empirical Analysis
136UCLA Plans Sweeping Net-Use Study: United States, Italy, and Singapore to Participate
134Access and/or Quality? Redefining Choices in the Third Revolution
125Is the American Ph.D. Machine Out of Control?
124Academic Freedom, Tenure, and Student Evaluation of Faculty
123Preserving the Roles of Tenure, Teaching, and Research
122College Students Grow More Conservative
115The 100 Top News Stories of the 20th Century
112Keeping Our Faculties
109Gender Discrimination in Higher Education
108You Just Might be a Graduate Student If......
106Why Professors Have Tenure and Business People Don't
103The Role of Higher Education in Shaping a More Inclusive Society
101Estimating Future College Enrollments
100Number of Subscribers by Academic Institution
96Tenure - Slowly Dying of Natural Causes?
93Reinventing Undergraduate Education
90The Three Revolutions in Higher Education - What do they Have in Common?
89Women Faculty Model New Values for Research Universities
78An Intellectual Cooperative at Arizona State University
72Intellectual Collectives: New Faculty Alliances for Collaborative Learning
71Generation X vs The Millennial Generation - A More Serious Look
70The Urgency of Engineering Education Reform
62The Millennial Generation
61Report on an Important New Affirmative Action Study
57Interesting Statistics on Higher Education in The U.S.
53The Information Glut, a New (Or Is it Old?) Perspective
52Negotiating Up-Front for the Right Start-Up Package
50Number of Subscribers by Academic Institution
49Stanford to Offer its First Complete Online Degree Program
48Faculty Learning and Institutional Change
45Retaining Master Jugglers - AND "Keeping Our Faculties" Conference
42Further Comments on Faculty Consulting
40Time Pressures, Faculty Development, and Institutional Rewards and Recognition
39The Designated Dozen: Twelve Books Every Science and Engineering Professor Should Have on Their Shelf, or in Their Department Office
30Information Technology In The United States - Relevance to Higher Education
29Textbooks -Retreat, Renaissance, or Revolution?
28New Faculty Reward Structures
26Redefining Scholarly Work - An Example from Civil Engineering
20Ethically Problematic Behaviors in Science
9How Our Students See the World


Tomorrow's Graduate Students and Postdocs

769Playing The Game: The Review
765Using the Assessment Process to Improve Doctoral Programs
752Learning Your Students' Names
749Campus Interview - The Research Presentation
747Advisee Management Tip: Ask for a Memo
743Preparing Stewards of the Discipline
742Fostering Student Learning and Success through First-Year Programs
722Finishing the Doctoral Degree in a Timely Fashion: The Dissertation as a Key Factor in the Humanities and Social Sciences
720Doctoral Dissertation - Looking Back, Looking Forward
702In Doctoral Education, It's Time for an Overhaul
694University Aims to Support All Female Graduate Students With New Childbirth Policy
684We Need Humanities Labs
681Circle of Support
647Preparing Graduate Students For Their Scholarly Lives
625Paving the Way
608Engaging Students Politically Goes Beyond the Voting Booth
545Deciding If and How to Pursue Doctoral Work
447Adjusting To American Universities
432Conceptualizing Socialization in Graduate and Professional Programs
384Not For Women Only
292The Responsive Ph.D.
288Learning by Critique
264Making Changes in the Post-doctoral Experience
262Creating Learning Communities
261Enhancing the Postdoctoral Experience
254So Long and Thanks for the Ph.D.!
247The Art and Science of Avoiding the Dissertation
238Re-Envisioning the Ph.D. - Recommendations for Further Action
187Search Committees - The Long And Winding Road Of Academic Hiring
178Congratulations, Doctor. Now What?
152Changing the Graduate Student Experience
135Survival in the Academy
133A Jump Start Intervention For Entering Doctoral Students
116Graduate Student Survival Guide
105Applying for Academic Positions
94Ph.D. Interview Preparation Guide for Positions in Academia
91Matching Your Characteristics to the Institution
77The Function of the Dissertation Proposal
76The Next Step: Using the Future to Motivated the Present
59The Next-Stage Approach for Preparing for an Academic Career
56The Right Start-Up Package - ItAs Not Just About Money
47General Principles For Responding to Academic Job Offers
44Physics Teaching Certificate Program
43The Preparing Future Faculty Program at Arizona State University
31The Academic Job Talk
23Graduate Teaching Courses in Science, Mathematics, Engineering, and Technology


Tomorrow's Academic Careers

863Can Technology Keep an Old Academic in the Game?
860Post-Tenure Faculty Review and Renewal
837Avoid Burnout
835Why Introducing or Sustaining Peer Review of Teaching Is so Hard, and What You Can Do About It
833Overcome Procrastination
828Setting Boundaries
823The American Faculty: The Restructuring of Academic Work and Careers (review)
822Coping with the Passive-Aggressive Faculty Member
802Maintaining Senior Faculty Productivity
798Don't Waste Your Summer
793Understanding Senior Faculty Needs
792Collegiality: The Tenure Track's Pandora's Box
787Supporting and Retaining Early-Career Faculty
783Seven Tips for Dealing with Email Addiction
775"Code O:" How to recover from Overwhelm
764How Post-Tenure Review Can Support the Teaching Development of Senior Faculty
761Integrating Work and Life: A Vision for a Changing Academy
755The Balancing Act
744Tenure and Promotion: The Next Iteration
739Co-Teaching - Training Professionals To Teach
737Preparing Future Faculty and Multiple Forms of Scholarship
733Personal Philosophies of Teaching: A False Promise?
724Reflections on More Than Half a Century of Teaching
687Academics Are Intellectual Entrepreneurs
686Future Directions for Faculty Development
672Assessing Management Skills of Job Candidates: A Private Sector Approach
671Building the Administrative Portfolio
669Faculty as Mentor
666Preparing Doctoral Students for Faculty Careers That Contribute to the Public Good
658Interest a Publisher in Your Manuscript
656Self-Publishing - Potential Benefits and Risks
655Reconceptualizing the Faculty Role: Alternative Models
651Junior Faculty - How to Find Good Mentors
648New Faculty: A Practical Guide for Academic Beginners
613Women Professors With Children
602Post-Tenure Faculty Review Practices: Context and Framework
599Preparing for Promotion, Tenure, and Annual Review - Planning Ahead
593Mentornet: Mentoring Future Women Faculty in Science and Engineering
590A Chair In Your Future
567Answers to Common Questions About the Teaching Portfolio
566The Top Ten Things New Faculty Would Like to Hear from Colleagues
557Policy on Promotion and Tenure
556Faculty Service Roles and the Scholarship of Engagement
531Establishing Clear Expectations for Advising
490Fifteen Suggestions for Survival Without a Ph.D.
483Building Your Teaching Portfolio
468Conditions Promoting Quality Faculty Work
456Author Author
443Toward a Silver-Tongued Scientist
442Designing and Assessing Course Curricula
426Scholar's Mailing List Boasts 15,000 Readers Seeking Faculty Career Tips
414Faculty Couples
410Look Beyond Your Job Description
407Unfinished Feminist Revolution Must Balance Work and Family
393Promotion, Tenure, and the Engaged Scholar
392Book Proposal Guidelines
388Life on the Tenure Track: A Seven-Year Crucible
386Using Mentoring as a Form of Professional Learning
383Faculty Development for a New Age
375Evolution of Faculty Work
373Professional and Graduate Education: A Call for Correction
372Benefits of Sabbatical Leave
370Take me, Take My Spouse
362 An Ethical Framework for Faculty Development
359Faculty Careers
356Success Strategies for Future Professors
349Of Mentors, Women, And Men: The Rise Of A Star Shines Light On Women's Role In Sciences
323Committee Service: Opportunity and Danger
322Serving on Promotion and Tenure Committees
319Tips for Stressed-out Working Mothers
312Getting Recognized - The Not So Easy Task for Women
308The Roles of Department Chairs and Deans in Managing Faculty Conflict
301Managing Conflict Between Deans and Chairs
297Cultivating Friendships - Key to Handling Stress
295The Delicate Balance Between Leadership and Teamwork
290Good Practice in Tenure Evaluation
282Half-Time Tenure Track Could Level Professorial Playing Field
279Teaching's Communities and the Uses of "Alonetime"
278The Ph.D. Factory
273The Postdoc Network: Practical Paths for Promising Professors
272Academic Pilgrims: Faculty Mobility in the Real and Virtual World
260Post Tenure Review
257Class Preparation Time - How Much Is Enough?
256"Supertraits of Excellent Teachers"
255Bridging Distance, Culture, And Time
250E-Mail Dependency
249Adapting to Change
246Trade-Offs to Obtaining Teaching Experience Prior to Becoming a Professor
235Helping Newcomers Become Good Teachers
232The Flexibility Factor - What Professors Really Think Of Tenure
225The Temporal Dimension Of Gender Inequality In Academia
223Ten Commandments Of Tenure Success
213Learning To Play A Rigged Game
211Networking 101: Some Basics For Colleague Contact
210Balancing Faculty Roles
208A Juggling Act
199Living Life In "Chunklets"
194Advice For New Faculty - Everything In Moderation
186New Faculty Talk About Stress
180Managing Your [Academic] Career
169Preparing For Changing Roles
159The Academic Calling
158Distributed Work
156Ethical Principles in University Teaching
142Vacations - A Great Place to Work?
139Faculty Quick Starters - Keys to Writing Success
127From Green to Grey: The Stages of Academic Life
126Academic Committees: How to Choose the Right Ones and Avoid the Wrong Ones
118"Alliancing" - A new Way to Look at Academic Networking
104Mentoring Postdoctoral Students
97Graduate Student Mentoring - It's Not the Same as Advising
92Making Trade-Offs in the Use of Faculty Time
84Faculty Videotaping For Self-Evaluation
79Reimagining Faculty Work
66More Help With Saying "NO."
65Twelve Suggestions for Optimizing Academic Career Success
64E-Mail Mentors for Women in Engineering, Sciences - MentorNet Update 9/21/98
38Sources of Faculty Stress
36The Scientific Career Ladder: Strategies for Success
34Faculty Time Savers
32ASEE - New Engineering Educators Presentations
16Tele-Mentoring Catching on with College Students - What About Faculty?
11Helping New Faculty Find the Time
10Potpourri
8Class Preparation Time - Can You Overdo It?
7Leverage - A key To Faculty Efficiency
6Warm-up Time
5Tenure Tips
4First Things First
2Quick Starters
1Establishing Your Absence


Tomorrow's Teaching and Learning

864Parallel Journaling: Students and Teachers in a Classroom Assessment Experiment
859Making the First-Year Classroom Conducive to Learning
858Interdisciplinary Teaching and Learning
857Do Your Students Really Understand You Assignments?
856Creating Windows on Learning
854Faculty/TA Teaching Teams
852Does Your College Really Support Teaching and Learning?
849Supporting Student Success Through Scaffolding
848It's All About Time!
845The Paradox of the Chinese Learner
844The Rules of Engagement: Socializing College Students for the New Century
842The Habit of Learning
840When to Use PowerPoint�
839Mentoring Across Cultures
836In Order to Learn: How the Sequences of Topics Affect Learning
834Death to the Syllabus!
829The Case for Inductive Teaching
827Educating for Democracy
825Leading Initiatives for Integrative Learning
82411 Things You Could Start Doing Today for the Benefit of Your Students' Writing
821Doing Less Work, Collecting Better Data: Using Capstone Courses to Assess Learning
819Teaching Early Morning Classes
818Quick-thinks: The Interactive Lecture
817Advocacy on Controversial Matters
816Theories and Models of Student Change in College
812CLASSE - The Missing Link?
811My Child Doesn't Test Well
810The Socratic Method: What it is and How to Use it in the Classroom
804Live Green or Die - Can Engineering Schools "go green" Fast Enough to Save Our Planet?
801Teaching in the U.S. Classroom
800How to Prepare New Courses While Keeping Your Sanity
797Teaching for Transformation: From Learning Theory to Teaching Strategies
794i can rite ... can u rite 2?
790How to Create Memorable Lectures
789Engaged Learning (and the Core Purposes of Liberal Education)
788The Brave New World' of Classroom Technology
786Teaching Naked: Why Removing Technology from Your Classroom Will Improve Student Learning
785Why Good Teachers Have Bad Classes: And What You Can Do About It
781Questioning the Best Learning Technology
780Homework Habits: If it is Broken, Fix It
778Virtually Authentic: Using the Internet to Bring the World to Students
776The Case for Common Examinations
773Why Problem-Based Learning?
771Modalities of Teaching and Learning
767Team Teaching: Benefits and Challenges
766Teaching as an Imposition
763Learning to Teach: Sharing the Wisdom of Practice
762Student Portfolios: An Alternative Way of Encouraging and Evaluating Student Learning
760The High Risks of Improving Teaching
759Teaching for Transformation: From Learning Theory to Teaching Strategies
757Calling All Students...Come In, Students...
756Uses and Abuses of Student Ratings
753Making Teaching and Learning Visible
750Benefits of Learning Teams
748Pipeline or Pipedream: Another Way to Think about Basic Skills
746Barn Raising: Collaborative Group Process in Seminars
745Using Class Discussion to Meet Your Teaching Goals
740Faculty Performance Reviews
738Getting More "Teaching" out of "Testing" and "Grading"
736Keeping Discussion Going Though Questioning, Listening, and Responding
735Blink: The Power of Thinking Without Thinking (Review)
734A Whole New Mind for a Flat World
729Playing as Pedagogy
727Enhancing Learning with Laptops in the Classroom
725The Lecture Club
719Three Levels for General Education Assessment
718Teaching as Dialogue
713A Graduate Education Framework for Producing Skilled and Creative Leaders
712Professors Preach Ten Commandments of Team Teaching
711A Teaching Manifesto
704Activity Breaks - A Push For Participation
699Contemplations after 40 years of teaching
698A possible Model For Higher Education: The Physics Rreform Effort
697Why Integrative Learning? Why Now?
696Preparing Faculty for Pedagogical Change: Helping Faculty Deal With Fear
692New Multi-disciplinary College Curriculum about Wal-Mart
691Teaching and Research: The Tables Turned
690Overview of Service-Learning
689Death by Powerpoint*
685Building the Teaching Commons
680TECHPED: Don't Be Left in the E-Dust
678Reflective Comments
676Excellence: An Immodest Proposal
675Prudent Perspective on "The Perils of PowerPoint?"
674In the Classroom, Easy Doesn't Do It
673Digital Libraries, How do You Get Students to Use Them?
667Service-Learning In Undergraduate Education: Where Is It Going?
665What Makes a Good Teacher?
663The Perils of PowerPoint
662Throwing Out the Baby with the Bath Water
654Life On The Tenure Track
653Enhancing Teaching Through Peer Classroom Objectives
650The Pedagogical Colloquium
640Balancing Underteaching And Overteaching
636The Challenges of Teaching With Others
635The Virtual Student - Cultural Issues
632Left-Brained Versus Right-Brained: Which is Best for Learning?
630Encouragement, Not Gender, Key to Success in Science
629Fishbowls
622Service-Learning for Depth in a Fluid World
621Transformative Learning Theory
620On Campus: Leadership Loud and Clear
619Building Pedagogical Intelligence
616Contests motivate top students in large classes
615Just In Time Teaching
611The Habit of Thought
609Future Ideas About "Dos and Dont's of Online Learning"
607Problem Solving Through Design
606A Perfect 10
605E-learning Reviews Available on new Web Site
604Learning-Centered Teaching
601The DOs and DON'Ts of Online Learning
600Lack of Experience in Teaching: Lessons From Quick Starters
598Finding My Teaching Voice
597Meeting the Office Hour Challenge
596The "Magic" of Learning From Each Other
595The Function of the Course Syllabus
591Religious Scholarship and Insider Status: The Question of Teaching and Faith
586Learning Community Models
585Student Management Teams
582Justice of Just Us? What to do About Cheating
581Using Small-Group Development to Facilitate Cooperative Learning Base Groups
579Teaching to the Test
578Stanford Technology Ventures Program - Educators Corner
575Teaching and Learning When We Least Expect It
572Teaching Advice Column
571The Illusion of Comprehension
570Myers-Briggs Can Help You Understand Your Students-and Colleagues-Better
568Electronic Learning Portfolios
564Adult Learners and Hypermedia Environments
562Campus Progress: Supporting the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning
561Discussion-Based Online Teaching to Enhance Student
558Talkers and Listeners
555The Nature of Learning
554Making Visible the Intellectual Work in Teaching
552Active Waiting
551Group Presentations
549Faculty Evaluation: Work that Matters Should Be Work that Counts
546Building a Better Conversation About Learning
541Injecting Jest Into Your Test
540Writing and the Disciplines
538Group Sensitive Teaching
537Learner Centered Practices in Distance Education
536Learning by Doing
535Teaching Squares
532A Different Way to Think About Testing - The Positive Uses of Contradiction
530Using the Motor Brain to Close the Loop of Learning
529Getting Out of Your Box
528Future Visions for the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning
524A Different Way to Think About Accountability - No Drive-by Teachers
522Teaching and Learning in College: A Resource for Educators
519Making the Most of Office Hours
514E-learning and the Quality of Knowledge in a Globalised World
513Activity Based Flexible Credit Definition
512The Dollars and Sense Behind General Education Reform
511It's About Time
510Rethinking Critical Thinking: Values and Attitudes
509Quality in Distance Education Focus on On-Line Learning
508First Semester Regrets: Unavoidable?
502If I Credit Them, Students Will Collaborate After Class
501Establishing Ground Rules for Groups
498The Constructivist View of Learning
495Guided Notes - Improving the Effectiveness of Your Lectures
494The Impact of 'Dyslexia' (on student learning)
492The Time and Place of Learning
491Practical Pointers on Preparing and Giving Lectures
489Do the Students Understand What They Are Learning?
488Breaking the 15-Minute Barrier
487Giving Pupils Feedback Using E-mail
486The Strategic Use of Learning Technologies
484Development of the Capacity for Autonomy and Self-Direction
481Learning How to Learn
480Web Tool Helps Determine How and What Students Learn
479Facilitating Equitable Class Discussions Within the Multicultural Classroom
477Thinking Outside the Textbook
475Mindfulness and Teaching
474The Value of Team-Based Learning in Particularly Challenging Teaching Situations
472Approaching Diversity: Some Classroom Strategies for Learning Communities.
470Getting Homework to Work
467Classroom Assessment Techniques (CATS)
464Teaching And Learning Styles - The Cultural Context
455On Exists
451Further Comments on Copying With Hitchhikers and Couch Potatoes on Teams
450Case Method Instruction Versus Lecture-Based Instruction
449Strategies That Improve Undergraduate Education
448Beyond Confusion: An Assessment Glossary
446Creating Classroom Lessons on Ethical Inquiry
444Curbing Grade Inflation
441Coping With Hitchhikers and Couch Potatoes on Teams
440Promoting Civility in Large Classes
437Keeping Students Honest
430In Defense of the College Lecture
427The Evolution of the Lecture
425What We Know About Student Learning Support
422When Students Think We Are Mean
418What is Peer Learning and Why is it Important?
417The Synergy Between Explicit and Tacit Knowledge
415The Importance of Failure in Learning
409Teaching - Turning Back the Clock
405Student Learning and Intellectual Development
403On the Internet: Thinking in Action
401Teaching With Technology and Generation E
397Designing and Delivering Instructional Technology: A Team Approach
395Slow Knowing
394Is Technology a Friend or Foe of Learning?
391High-tech Teaching Could be 'Suicidal'
387Situating The Scholarship of Teaching And Learning Methadologically
380Reclaiming a Pedagogy of Integrity
377The Grade Inflation Myth
374Educational Development: Implications for Teachers
371Liberal Education in the United States
368Tips for Sustaining a Positive Learning Environment
363 Education for Tomorrow: What Citizens Need to Know
357Inspiring Students
354Gender and University Teaching
353Classroom Discussion Of Terrorist Attacks in U.S.
351Collaborative Learning and Constructive Alignment
350Peer Assessment
348Two Way Talk
347Content of Department TA Training
346More on the Teaching-Research Relationship
343Teaching While Not Teaching
342Teaching for Engagement
338Making Effective Use of Your Peers
337Further Comments on the Teaching-Research Relationship
330Teaching Thinking
328Scholarly Reflection About Teaching
327What is the Most Difficult Step We Must Take to Become Great Teachers?
326Teacher-Scholar: The Mythology
321Not Hardware or Software, But the (Hard) Soft Touch
317Technology and Teamwork
315How to Find Out More About College Teaching and Scholarship
313Using Mid-Term Evaluations and other Sources of Student Feedback on Teaching
310Handling Specific Disruptive Behaviors
309Do I Dare? Is It Prudent?
302Collaborative Learning in the Virtual Classroom
299Student-Assisted Teaching
296Just-in-Time-Teaching
294Using e-mail to Communicate with Students
293Discussant On 25 Years Of Efforts To Improve Teaching And Learning In Higher Education: A Retrospective And A Look Ahead
289Mobile Learning
285Silence and Structure in the Classroom: From Seminar to Town Meeting via 'Post-it's
281Opening Lines: Approaches to the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning
277Teaching Tips: A Student Guide to Essay Exams
274Creating a New Taxonomy of Higher-Level Learning
268Peer-Assisted Learning
266The Grade Point Average (GPA): An Exercise In Academic Absurdity
265Integrating Team Exercises With Other Course work
263E-Moderating - and I'ts Role in Teaching
259Some Grad Students Make Terrific Teachers
252Tips, Tools & Ideas To Improve Your Writing - Graduate Student Survival Kit
251The AAHE Electronic Portfolio Clearinghouse
248Overcoming Barriers to Change
244Teaching Concerns of Asian American Students
237Yes Virginia, There Is A Big Difference Between Cooperative And Collaborative Learning Paradigms
236SITUATED LEARNING: Red-Eye Milton and the Loom of Learning
233"Students Achieving" - A Campaign To Change The Way Students Learn
231The Four C's Of An Effective College Teacher
228The Case For An Anthropological Pedagogy
227Internet Grading Service Reduces Tedium For Teachers, Students
224The Roles And Phases Of Mentorship
221Castl- Aah Webcenter Partnership For Teaching And Learning
218"Student Success And The Use Of New Technology In Education"
216Learning Styles
215Overcoming Barriers To Change
204A Shared Mission Partnership With The National Teaching And Learning Forum (Kung Fu And The Art Of Teaching)
203Teaching With An Online Public Forum
202Teaching The Three `M's In The New Millennium: (Multi-Tasking, Materialistics, And Mind Management)
201Deprivatizing The Classroom And Violating Collegiality
195More On Learning Student Names
193Writing A Teaching Philosophy Statement
191Learning Students' Names
179Mastering the Fundamentals
176Just-in-Time Teaching
175Deeper Understanding Throughquestions
173Critical Thinking And Collaborative Learning
172Teaching Students To Take Better Notes
170Teaching Objectives - Action Verbs
168101 Things You Can Do The First Three Weeks Of Class
165 Inductive/Deductive Learning
163Effective Note-Taking Strategies
162Helpful Approaches to Common Teaching Situations
160Lectures Are Not Cheap!
157Pygmalion in the Classroom - Impact on Higher Education
155Further Comments on Peer
151Group Learning in the Workplace
149Peer Instruction
147Navigating the Bumpy Road to Student-Centered Instruction
146Further Comments on Numerically Scored Student Evaluations of Faculty
144Minimizing the Distances Between Teacher And Student
143Small,Piddly Projects, And Big Term Undertakings
141Interaction Involving Large Numbers of Students
140On the Use of Numerically Scored Student Evaluations of Faculty
138Cultivating Collaboration in the Sciences
132Learning Communities/Collaborative Learning
130Stanford Offers Global Learning on the Web
121Tactics for Effective Questioning
120Major Learning Theories of the Twentieth Century
114Let Me Edutain You
111Giving Lectures That Are Easy To Outline
110Can New Technologies Revitalize Old Teaching Methods?
107Learning from Teaching
102Using Demonstrations and Dramatic Devices in Large Lecture Classes
99Getting Started in the Right Way on the First Day of Class
98Components of Quality Teaching - What Award Winning Teachers Recommend
86Suggestions for Teaching With Excellence
85Minimizing Mental Lapses During A Lecture
82Reactions to Posting on Gender Bias in Student Evaluations of Faculty
81Student Evaluations: Gender Bias and Teaching Styles
80Quotations on Teaching, Learning, and Education
74More Time Needed in Class to Think and Analyze
73Content Tyranny
67Asking the Right Questions In Class
63On-Line Multiple Choice Questions With Rationale Answer Statements .An Interesting Use of the WWW
58Other Uses of Teaching Evaluations
54Respecting Our Students
51How Students Learn, How Teachers Teach, and What Goes Wrong With the Process
35The "Baseline Themes" Approach to Increased Classroom Participation and Interaction
33Breakthrough Technology to Improve Teaching and Learning
27Teaching Engineering - Another Course Example
24Educational Methods in Engineering
22Interesting Uses of Interactive Questionnaires
21Teaching Large Classes: Strategies for Improving Student Learning
19The Scholarship of Teaching
18A Contrasting View of Personal Teaching and Learning Philosophy Statements
17Improving Student Learning While Saving Faculty Time
15Teaching Goals and Strategies
14Teaching and Learning Personal Philosophy Statements
13Items for Inclusion in a Teaching Portfolio
12Increasing Use of Teaching Portfolios
3NSF New Century Scholars Workshop


Tomorrow's Research

855Building Bridges Between Research and Undergraduate Teaching
853Peer Support for Ph.D. Students
851Reducing Over-Complexity in Your Scholarly Writing
841Writing in the Academy - Reputation, Education and Knowledge
754On Journal Rejection
730How to Win a Graduate Fellowship
710Finding Grants - Where to Start
707Why Intelligent Design (ID) Is Not Science
705Scientific Fraud, Not New, Not Rare, But Also Not Common
703Undergraduate Research as the Next Great Faculty Divide
688Funding Your Best Ideas: A 12-Step Program
677Sharing in the Online Community
661Publish & Flourish: Become a Prolific Scholar
644The Ph.D. Defense
643How to Save UK University Science
634Intellectual Property Rights
623Merging Teaching and Research
617Sufficient Time For Research
569Reliability and Validity
559Community-Based Research and Higher Education
548Publishing Your Research
496The Impact of Research on Student Motivation
493Research and Evaluation in Educational Development
471No Pardon For Poor English in Science
461Call for Robust Research Into Higher Education
459Break Away From Teaching Versus Research
434Balancing Teaching and Research
431Forget Teaching, Research is King
428Assessing Student Development: 1930s to the Present
420What to do When Things go Wrong (with your research)
413Research: It's Not Just for Faculty Anymore
411Multidisciplinary Scholarship Vital to Future
402Managing the Scientific Multitudes
379The Web's Enormous Potential for Evolution
367Common Myths About Grants and Grant Seeking
360The Research-Teaching Nexus - A Priori Truth or Myth
352How Does One Choose a Dissertation Topic?
345Chairing a Conference Session
341Making Key Research Decisions
336Bringing A Scientific Model to Humanistic Research
331Planning the Successful Federal Proposal
316Writing a Paper that Will Get Published
311The Invisible Internet
306Push For Research On Higher Education
304Cultivating the Civic Scientist
287Learning Through Research Part 2
286Learning Through Research Part 1
284Researchers in Administration
276Winning, Managing, and Renewing Grants
258Human Reviewers: The Achilles Heel of Scientific Journals
239Combining Undergraduate Research and Learning: A Three-Step Approach
230Disciplinary Styles In The Scholarship Of Teaching
219'Start-Up' Humanities Lab To Focus On Collaborative Efforts
214The Tyranny Of The Overhead
212Preserving Research Quality
209Questions About Copyright
207A Brief History Of The World Wide Web
197How Do You Handle Rejection?
184The Good Reviewer
181Session (Or Workshop Or Program Briefing) Presentation Tips
167Beyond Discovery?: The Path From Research To Human Benefit
148Wispers in the Ears - Tacit Knowledge Across Space and Time
145Why Students Don't Complete Their Dissertations
131Making Your Research Understandable to Your Colleageues Down the Hall
129Getting Feedback on Your Research
128Tips on Writing Your Thesis/Dissertation
119In Praise of the Research University
117Web Reviewing on Increase - Journal Editors Consider Internet Impact on Publishing
113Interdisciplinary Research - From Belief to Reaslity
95What Scientists Want to Know
88The Life-Cycle of A Technology
87Must (Can) All Faculty Teach and Do Research?
83Linking Teaching and Research
75Write It - Don't Type It
69How Graduate Students and Faculty Miscommunicate
68The 25 Greatest Astronomical Findings of All Time
60On Linking Research Grants to Teaching Evaluations
55The High-Leverage Impact of One "Non-Traditional" Student on an Academic Research Progam
46Grant Opportunities to Attend FIE Conference - Attention Beginning Engineering Professors
41Consulting - Needed Prior to Tenure, Not Just After Tenure
37Consulting and Other Industry Relationships
25Elements Found in Most Successful Proposals

See also Richard Reis' academic career column, Catalyst, appearing in The Chronicle of Higher Education on-line Career Network, at [http://chronicle.com/jobs/archive/advicearch.htm#catalyst].

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