Academe Today Thursday, November 3, 2016 Sign up for this newsletter | Today's News | Administration By Katherine Mangan This week, the university unveiled a website that it has used to challenge critics. Its actions have riled some alumni and upset campus activists. |
| Faculty By Fernanda Zamudio-Suaréz After a student’s blog post on a perceived microaggression went viral, her university announced new training for faculty. Here is what such trainings might accomplish. |
| Leadership By Eric Kelderman Mun Y. Choi, now the University of Connecticut’s provost, says his first task in his new role will be to listen. He’ll also have to balance sometimes competing demands from lawmakers, students, and others. |
In Brief
Views | Commentary By Eric Johnson In his book Hillbilly Elegy, J.D. Vance demonstrates how relatively tiny differences in culture can make an enormous difference in access. |
| The Chronicle Review By Christina M. Greer Navigating class discussions during a chaotic election season. |
| Lingua Franca Lucy Ferriss, analyzing researchersâ conclusions about masculine and feminine speech, finds two surprising results: Donald Trump talks like a female, and doing so may have helped him. |
Advice | First Person By Carrie J. Preston Why I began to rethink my views on classroom decorum. |
| Vitae By David Gooblar It’s possible to care about your students and make allowances for them without fear that they’ll walk all over you. |
Job Opportunities | Visiting Assistant Professor of European History, St. Lawrence University
New York, United States
Assistant Professor of Physics, United States Air Force Academy
Colorado, United States
Assistant Professor in Regional Climate Science, Washington State University, Vancouver
Washington, United States
Program Advisor, University of Nevada, Reno School of Social Work
Nevada, United States
Associate Dean for Research Associate/Full Professor of School of Nursing, Auburn University School of Nursing
Alabama, United States
Tenure Track, Open Rank Faculty Positions in Exercise Physiology, Neuroscience, and Biomechanics, University of Michigan
Michigan, United States
Multiple Faculty Positions, Drury University
Missouri, United States
Assistant Professor in Industrial & Systems Engineering (Human Factors), University of Washington
Washington, United States
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