Join a live chat today at 1 p.m., U.S. Eastern time, with Sally Silberman, an instructor at New York University's new online, for-profit subsidiary. We will have two experts in our booth, No. 904, in the exhibit hall at the Marriott Wardman Park on Friday, December 29, from 12 to 2 p.m. Our Career Network columnist Ms. Mentor will be on hand to dispense her special brand of advice, and Richard Bennett of the Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation will discuss finding a job outside academe. Grants for research on muscular dystrophy. Distance education, oceans and medicine, and more. Faculty leaders at the Sage Colleges think they can overcome organizational and legal challenges to win collective-bargaining rights at the private institution.
Few colleges plan to offer the new abortion drug, but many are facing demands that they supply it.
The opportunities are practically limitless. These people have spent years resenting the fact that their degree from Harvard or Princeton has landed then in a dismal backwater in Illinois, and they will take it out on you with a vengeance. Mapping a career of failure can start as early as one's undergraduate years, suggests Mr. Elliott. For those who already have jobs in academe, all hope is not lost. If you insist on writing, then make sure you write well.