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July 4, 2011

Monday roundup

How do we measure faculty productivity? And should we?

A new study suggests that queer professors are more often hit with claims of bias than straight professors.

If you’ve gotten a new academic job, when do you move?

Sabbaticals are fabulous – but they don’t just happen. You have to apply, and Nels P. Highberg offers some advice.

To whom are we, as educators, accountable? Lee Skallerup Bessette looks at the situation in Texas to begin to answer.

Happy fourth of July to all my US readers! I hope you’re having a lovely, restorative day.

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