May is Mental Health Awareness Month, making this a timely and important topic to discuss. International students in the United States are facing unprecedented levels of uncertainty and stress in 2025. Beyond the usual academic and cultural challenges, students now contend with sudden visa revocations, threats of deportation, and the suspension of crucial grant funding. […]
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Leading an academic department is not for the faint of heart. Behind the scenes of faculty meetings, student concerns, and budget discussions lies a far more complex and demanding role, one that requires not only subject matter expertise but also emotional intelligence, strategic thinking, and organizational leadership. Yet many academic department chairs step into their […]
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Engaging in undergraduate research not only deepens your subject‑matter expertise through hands‑on projects but also cultivates critical thinking, problem‑solving and communication skills. In fact, 41% of U.S. employers say they’re much more likely to hire candidates with undergraduate research experience. Beyond immediate job prospects, students who engage in research report increased confidence, clearer career goals, […]
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Navigating Burnout as an International Student: Practical Strategies for Surviving in the Current Climate
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, making this a timely and important topic to discuss. International students in the United States are facing unprecedented levels of uncertainty and stress in 2025. Beyond the usual academic and cultural challenges, students now contend with sudden visa revocations, threats of deportation, and the suspension of crucial grant funding. […]
Why Department Chair Leadership Can’t Be Left to Chance
Leading an academic department is not for the faint of heart. Behind the scenes of faculty meetings, student concerns, and budget discussions lies a far more complex and demanding role, one that requires not only subject matter expertise but also emotional intelligence, strategic thinking, and organizational leadership. Yet many academic department chairs step into their […]
How to Make the Most of Undergraduate Research for Your Career in Higher Ed and Beyond
Engaging in undergraduate research not only deepens your subject‑matter expertise through hands‑on projects but also cultivates critical thinking, problem‑solving and communication skills. In fact, 41% of U.S. employers say they’re much more likely to hire candidates with undergraduate research experience. Beyond immediate job prospects, students who engage in research report increased confidence, clearer career goals, […]