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Category Archives: Teaching
For the Health (Care) of America
Some of the current political climate in America, and, to be honest, Britain, has involved healthcare. In the US there has been a lot of railing against ‘Obamacare’ because it costs too much; while in the UK a lot of … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, Teaching
Tagged Blood, Comparison, Difference, Foreign, Health, Health Care, Insurance, Medicine, NHS, Star Trek, Struggle, UK, US
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Maintaining Relevance
It’s always nice to feel prescient and relevant when writing. There’s almost nothing worse than feeling out-of-touch with my audience or society around me. A few recent articles and events have happened over the last few weeks to make me … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, Popular Culture, Teaching, Television
Tagged Academia, Higher Education, Reality, Star Trek, Students, Television
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Darker Side of Academia
Higher education in the West has become a commodity. There have been numerous articles, studies, posts, etc. about how universities now are now becoming sprawling institutions of administration geared toward making money (this Onion article may be satire, but it’s … Continue reading
End of the Line
There’s a song from the band Traveling Wilbury’s called ‘End of the Line’. It starts off with the line ‘Well it’s all right…’ doing something, repeated in various iterations. In other words, there are lots of reasons why it’s all … Continue reading
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Tagged Academia, Early Career Research, Higher Education, History, PhD, Postdoc, Publishing, Research, Revisions, Writing
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#freekesha
Now, I’m not a fan of Kesha’s music. I’ve heard it and I was not impressed. I’m not her target audience, obviously, so I doubt she would care much about my personal feelings on her music. Other people can like … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Popular Culture, Teaching
Tagged Feminism, Kesha, Music, Popular Culture, Privilege
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At the Dark End of the Street
I’m done! Mostly. I think… I’ve completed a full revised draft of the entire thesis. It’s even under the maximum word limit. Mostly it’s good, with some very strong sections. I have sent it off to my advisor for last … Continue reading
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Tagged Academia, Early Career Research, Editing, Higher Education, History, PhD, Postdoc, Research, Revisions, Students, Writing
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Reflections On Me
As you may remember from my last post a few weeks ago (sorry for the long wait) I had a few interviews last week. After I wrote that post I got invited to another interview, as well, so I had … Continue reading
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Tagged Academia, Early Career Research, Higher Education, History, Interview, PhD, Postdoc, Publishing, Research, Revisions, Students, Writing
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We Have A Few Questions For You
I’ve been lucky enough (skilled enough? able to sell myself enough?) to be called in to interview for a few fellowships next week. One is a full-time position teaching a few core first-year modules, the other is a half-time teaching … Continue reading
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Tagged Academia, Early Career Research, Higher Education, History, Interview, Marking, PhD, Postdoc, Research, Students, Time Management, Work-Life Balance
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To infinity, and beyond (next year!)
Ten weeks from now. Ten! That’s when I’m expecting to submit my PhD. I’m terrified (rightfully, I think). Not because I don’t think it’s very good, but because I’m worried about next year. Like any good PhD student I’ve been … Continue reading
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Tagged Academia, Early Career Research, Higher Education, History, PhD, Postdoc
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Marking and Possible Industrial Action
I have been somewhat reluctant to blog about marking for various reasons, including reluctance to talk about specifics from essays. However, I will try to keep everything anonymous and not go into too many specifics. I feel the issue is … Continue reading