This post was written by former Gradhacker author Trent M Kays
I have a confession: I love snow. You might not understand the profoundness of this confession, but I was born and raised on the Central Coast of California in a city slightly north of Santa Barbara. The ocean and 70F weather were […]
Because many of us are approaching a new semester, I’d like to reflect on “first day” rituals. As a section leader, instructor of record, or professor, how do you begin the first day of class, and why? This year, I’m the section leader and grader for an introductory American Studies course. Prior to this appointment, […]
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Responding to academic misconduct can be tricky for a TA. @PatrickBigsby has some tips: insidehighered.com/blogs/gradhack…
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How should you handle academic misconduct? @PatrickBigsby has some pointers: insidehighered.com/blogs/gradhack… https://t.co/ZiC187JYxS
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A little bit goes a long way. @bopeepery on fitness during grad school: bit.ly/2t2lnUp
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