#Professors

skye

stimmyskye

I see some people being confused about the plastic recycling thing. especially people that are convinced that since they have seen a few products made of recycled plastic, surely it

Andy Rowell

AndyRowell

After finishing the helpful, and highly acclaimed, "Jesus and John Wayne" by @kkdumez, I'm thinking about the style of the book from a publishing perspective—what has made this book so

Scholars Strategy Network

SSNScholars

Happy #BlackHistoryMonth ! Today, we're joined for a thread by Black Diaspora expert and author of “The Congressional Black Caucus: Fifty Years of Fighting for Equality,” Dr. Sherice Janaye Nelson

Students for Carbon Dividends

S4CD_Official

BIG NEWS! We are excited to announce the “Student Government Leaders’ Statement on Carbon Dividends--the largest statement of student government presidents in US history!1/ The bipartisan statement features 350+ Student

Neysun Mahboubi

NeysunM

What should federal courthouses look like? In a (functionally meaningless) executive order signed yesterday, the outgoing President says that federal buildings ought to invoke the classical architecture of ancient Athens

Marlene Daut

FictionsofHaiti

I visited for the first time today UVA's new monument to the enslaved laborers who built the university, which was completed in spring 2020: Etched on these walls are the

Umbereen S. Nehal, MD, MPH

usnehal

What allies need to learn, and I’m not saying this was easy for me and I’m sure I still mess up, is that the most historically harmed populations do not

Dr. Rolin Moe

RMoeJo

I haven’t yet read Dr Biden’s dissertation (my Proquest access has changed since I last used it...hopefully today or tomorrow), but a few quick thoughts on the meta narrative happening

Jo Grady

DrJoGrady

So committed to ‘free speech' the government bailout includes stipulations on what universities will not be allowed to teachhttps://www.theguardian.com/education/2020/jul/16/english-universities-must-prove-commitment-to-free-speech-fo

George Reisman

GGReisman

Who Are the Supporters of Slavery? Ever since the defeat of the Nazis in WWII, Marxists/Socialists have clearly been the world’s leading advocates of slavery. For elaboration, see Chapter 8

Baby Drew 🏂

SocioDrew

I came in as a 17 year old freshman and one of my first classes required final was a 25 page paper. My highschool never required us to write more

Joel Blake 🏭

joelrandyblake

A Poor Kid's Path to Prosperity: Get good grades and high test scores. This comes naturally to some people, others have to work hard. Know yourself and do what it

Lindsay Brown

Lidsville

What did I say about Mark Jaccard & Blake Shaffer (son of #SiteC lobbyist Marv Shaffer)? The fact their names are back in the news (& federal Enviro Min. @JonathanWNV

Lara Schwartz

Lara_Schwartz

1/ Although my school has a reputation as being left-leaning there's wide diversity of viewpoints among students. Many committed centrists, libertarians, conservatives- with great diversity on the left too.I've gradually

Rachel Gurvich

RachelGurvich

Let's talk remote pedagogy! I'll use this thread to share some ideas and resources for professors--especially law professors--teaching online this fall. (It's going to be a long thread, and I'll

Mariah

MariahYYY

A THREAD: If you’re a law school prof/administrator, I’ve been thinking about something to consider as you mentor/teach first-gen or BIPOC students interested in clerkships, but also applicable to law

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