#Academic

Aaron Hanlon

AaronRHanlon

1) Let us pause to appreciate the sheer comedic majesty of the fact that French politicians are worried about the threat of US academic theories of race, gender, and post-colonialism.

literallies ☾

reallynotjin

i get so peeved when i see internet talk about 'dark academia' in terms of just an aesthetic of dressing like a rich but depressed male white botanist who smokes

Taylor and the Cambs 🎄🎁🎅❄⛄

asksab2

4. Princess Beatrice and her support for sufferers of dyslexia. In 2002, Beatrice visited children living with HIV in Russia and in Britain. She supported Springboard for Children (a literacy

Elysabeth Grace aka Dr. Margo J Hendricks

Elysabethgrace

#BlackAcademicWoman #ShakespeareStudies #EarlyModernEnglishCulturalStudies I have my coffee.This is a long thread so grab whatever you want to drink and pull up a chair. I offer no apology for its length

Tony Ingesson

tonyingesson

In 1829, the court at Lund University sentenced a man to death, for murdering a fellow student. He was publicly executed in Lund the following year. This deserves a thread:(For

Ananya Matewos 🌏

a_matewos

Why is higher education so inefficient, to the detriment of its own people? It’s like we all collectively agreed on the worst solutions and maintain them as norms. I provide

Nathan S. French

innesseff

Watching responses to @ProfIRMF's article in JAAR. Colleagues are missing the discussion of how *capital* frames hires in Islamic Studies. Admins and BoTs often want to see humanities positions answerable

uché blackstock, md

uche_blackstock

1/My words."In order to address the lack of black women and other women of color in academic medicine, institutions must engage in serious self-reflection regarding how to dismantle the racism

Disabled Academic Collective

DisabledAcadem

I'm applying to postdocs and jobs this cycle and I have not seen one job listing for history of medicine, early American history, or american studies that explicitly lists disability

Dr Muna Abdi

Muna_Abdi_Phd

Some university are uncomfortable ... sometimes even painful for students and staff of colour. [Thread] It is hard to explain to those who don't share the experience, where that unease

John B. Holbein

JohnHolbein1

Does raising the minimum wage reduce the number of low-wage jobs?No."We also find no evidence of disemployment when we consider higher levels of minimum wages."https://academic.oup.com/qje/article/134/3/1405/5484905 Minimum wage i

Ben Heddy

benjaminheddy

Quick thread: I’ve seen a lot of talk about discouraging people from pursuing academia due to the job market. I think we need to be careful to distinguish between discouraging

Stephen Kinsella

stephenkinsella

.@noteworthy_ie investigation into conditions in Irish higher education continues. Unsurprisingly precarious work hurts women, minorities, & those with disabilities more: https://www.thejournal.ie/academic-uncertainty-pt2-5265743-Nov202

Alice Gorman

drspacejunk

You know, when I talk to a lot of my younger academic colleagues in PhD or post-PhD phases, it seems to me that they are being very poorly advised about

Sarah Wasserman

SarahLWasserman

My first ever twitter thread! I've long wanted to offer some advice, mainly for grad students, about social media. But I've been reluctant to do so for many reasons. 1/19

Tamorah Lewis, MD, PhD

TamorahLewisMD

Today, as the Chief DEI Officer from ACGME gave Grand Rounds, an Anonymous faculty member placed in the chat box "I respectfully disagree. We should not admit trainees based on

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