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Texas Christian University is a place where students learn how to adapt to whatever the future might bring, develop critical thinking skills and forge new paths. The TCU experience enables our students to broaden their intellect, their beliefs and their values — the qualities most needed for leadership in a rapidly evolving environment.
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AAUP is a nonprofit membership association of faculty and other academic professionals. The mission of AAUP is to advance academic freedom and shared governance; to define fundamental professional values and standards; and to promote the economic security of faculty, academic professionals and those engaged in teaching and research.
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If you are constantly saying yes to extra work and your career is not where it needs to be, then maybe you're saying yes too often to more work. It might be time to develop a strategic "no." Think of "no" as a tactical retreat on the battlefield of your daily work to win the war of your career. Learning to say no can open up your schedule for more important things. Here are four ways to set boundaries.
It's a hard time in higher education. Like all businesses, universities and colleges are trying to continue their work under difficult conditions while retaining as much of their talented staff as possible. Unfortunately, many people have lost their jobs and those who continue to work in higher education are looking to assist them in the search for new roles. Consider these tips for meaningful support.
When browsing the job announcements for senior academic positions across the country, it's hard to miss the frequent call for a "visionary leader"-- not only for presidents and chancellor positions but oftentimes for deans. So, what exactly is a visionary leader? And how do you demonstrate that you meet this qualification and what are the bases for your assertion?