#Profs

Jeff Kosseff

jkosseff

Every year, I advise a lot of recent and soon-to-be law school grads who are interested in careers in tech law. And it's consistently disappointing and concerning to hear stories

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MyNewMummyLife

Formulation is still regularly being forced onto people in the UK. There is still no option to say no to it, so please do tell - how is this different

Benedikt Zoller-Rydzek

benediktzoller

I think we should be careful claiming that the economic cultural problem is only a US problem and Europe is so different. How many Profs economics with migration background are

Erika M. Bsumek

ErikaBsumek

1/4 My son and his friends are incoming college freshmen. Here are few things I’ve learned. Like profs, students are getting a crazy number of emails. It’s information overload. If

Olivier

papa_prof

L'absence de logique des gens me sidèrera toujours. Eux : faut arrêter de payer des profs qui ne sont pas devant les élèves. Rectorat : supprime les postes de remplaçants.

Joseph K. Young

JosephKYoung

Tepid take: Prospective PhD students should reach out to professors they would like to work with. If these profs. don't respond or say they are too busy. That is a

Evil (Political) Scientist

knrd_z

Many students get upset when I tell them X is a bad idea, like they've only ever had encouragement for whatever stupid thought enters their head."Whaaat? But I need a

Kenneth A. Grady

LeanLawStrategy

Great thread, Cat. One of my top examples of a horrendously "designed" academic process. The bias you mention is, of course, very real. Other biases: age, status (adjunct, full-time), reputation,

Dr William Lopez

lopez_wd

Ive taught 3 courses during the pandemic now & feel as experienced as a prof can be given that we are only 4 months into this. here's a few basic

URBitches

URBitches1

In honor of the "Semester of COVID," a carol... On the first day of Christmas, my UR gave to meA pay freeze with a face mask. On the second day

Alexander Dowsey

saltfairy1

Oh boy, do I have a few thoughts about the curriculum, first, off we're back to the bias non-issue, @AdrianaLaGrange the "curriculum bias" issue, is not a curriculum bias as

Arthur Charpentier

freakonometrics

"Affronter le fait qu’en moyenne sur Zoom, dans une classe de trente personnes, il n’y a que trois personnes qui écoutent effectivement" https://blogs.mediapart.fr/maina-catteau/blog/051220/du-malaise-en-milieu-etudiant (les

Isabelle Cote

isaluciecote

With end of the Fall semester often comes applications to MA programs. But this process can feel very opaque, esp if you are #firstgen or #maturestudents who has been out

Robert Komaniecki

Komaniecki_R

Academics: I'm going to be talking to my students about gendered interactions/outcomes of teaching evals. If you have thoughts or an anecdote you'd like to share, please do! (or DM

Brian Behnken

HistoryBrian

A few thoughts on teaching/interacting w students in general, but especially in the age of Covid. Thread:So I was trained in the school of "professors are hard asses." A number

Jacob Denhollander

JJ_Denhollander

I just read my last undergrad paper from 10(!) years ago. I'm glad I didn't know how bad I was at everything, otherwise I would have despaired of pursuing further

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