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Take it easy this conference season
Before committing to a colloquium, consider carefully whether the time and cost are worth the payoff.
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Helping undergrads see the ‘flip side’ of research
Programs like U of T’s Scholars-in-Residence offer students the opportunity to dive into a project and discover whether academic research is for them.
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How to navigate the ‘cruelty of supervisory care’
Despite their good intentions, some interactions with our supervisors can cause feelings of stress, guilt and anxiety.
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AI, higher education and the future of academic supervision
Co-learning to use AI tools effectively.
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Interactive simulations transforming business education
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Where can a PhD in STEM lead?
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Crafting your career story
No matter the position you are applying for, your resume needs to summarize your work experiences in a clear, well-organized way.
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Building an effective classroom community online
Early career instructors should feel encouraged to extend and innovate in the virtual classroom.
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Is sitting the new smoking?
Tips to encourage both professors and students to move around more.
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Job board websites can make the search process easier for new grads
To find qualified candidates, employers need to implement better posting practices.
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AI is here to help postsecondary educators (not take over)
Using careful planning and refinement, artificial intelligence can be a valuable teaching aid for both profs and students.
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How to be a good host for guest speakers in your class
Instructors need to acknowledge that introducing students to a broader range of expertise requires care, preparation and active facilitation.
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Key takeaways from the inaugural Canadian Career Symposium for Graduate Students and Postdoctoral Fellows
How an online career symposium created connections for graduate students, postdocs and staff.
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CHA responds to a changing job market
The Employing History guide helps provide grad students with insights into the variety of career paths historians can take.
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From PhD to policy leader
Why more PhDs should transition to public policy and how they can do it.
