This month’s content lineup included unique job search strategies to implement, advice on how to better support student-athletes, and a glimpse at more sensitive approaches to academic recovery, among other topics. Here are some editor’s picks highlighting issues, trends, and tips in case you missed anything.
Best in Job Search Advice
What Job Seekers Can Learn from the Three Minute Thesis
The three minute thesis asks graduate students to distill their findings down to a three-minute presentation. The concept might also be helpful in navigating the job market.
Best in Career Development, Stages, and Transitions
How Institutional Climate Differs from Culture and Impacts Your Employee Experience
Though related, institutional culture and climate are two distinct things. Understanding the nuances can help you to evaluate your fit in a role and institution.
Best in Health and Wellbeing
The Importance of Feeling Appreciated at Work
It’s no secret that higher education professionals increasingly experience burnout. Could a greater sense of appreciation from leaders, managers, and colleagues help employees stay productive and engaged?
Best in Student and Campus Life
Navigating Dual Identities: How Colleges Can Support Student-Athlete Success
Navigating the dual identity of both a student and an athlete is hard. Coaches, support staff, and campus partners have important roles to play in ensuring student-athletes thrive and finding belonging in the greater campus community.
Best in Teaching and Faculty
Re-Evaluating the Word “Probation” in Academic Recovery
The intention of academic probation is to help students find the resources they need to manage their courseload. This article explores why this practice rarely leads to a successful academic recovery and what might help instead.
