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Monthly Archives: August 2013
Unfounded parenting guilt on the first day of school
In my four years as a parent, I have not found one person who thought that they had it together all of the time. I have met some folks who project a put-together image and I have met some folks who … Continue reading
Posted in family, kids, lessons learned, motherhood, parenthood, personal, schools, summer, Uncategorized, vacation, work
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The calm before the storm: on course prep and a reality check
I need to get over myself. I am doing exactly what I have done for semesters now: I am over prepping my courses. I’m paralyzed thinking about updating the syllabus for a course I’ve already taught because I know it … Continue reading
Posted in academia, higher education, lessons learned, reading, schools, students, teaching, work, writing
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A tale of two conferences: the postmortem on ASA in New York
Last weekend in New York City was productive and fun. I saw some old friends and met lots several new people (in real life and via Twitter). I picked up some inventive teaching ideas. I heard (mostly) first-rate research presentations. … Continue reading
Posted in academia, higher education, lessons learned, research, sociology, teaching, work, writing
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Surviving (and thriving) at the annual academic meeting
Two thousand sociologists in one place? Sounds like a crazy time. This will be the eighth year that I’ll attend an academic conference. I try to go to two meetings a year (one local and one national), depending on where … Continue reading
Posted in academia, blogging, coffee, community, fashion, grad school, higher education, lessons learned, sociology, travel, work
Tagged sociology
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Is it possible to have status in academe without tenure?
This past year, I served as a “Visiting Lecturer” at a private, liberal arts college and this coming year, I’ll be a “Visiting Assistant Professor”. I used to think “visiting” sounded really distinctive, like your talents were so specialized that … Continue reading
Posted in academia, dissertation, grad school, higher education, lessons learned, popular press, sociology, teaching, tenure, work, writing
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