handful of the natural history SciArtists I recommended: Cathy Johnson - GREAT sketching advice on her

As Sword calls for in her poetics of teaching: “A poetics of teaching, then, privileges not only mastery no discipline-exclusive claim on what she calls pedagogical making , and I celebrate and appreciate her Her sentiment is at the heart of my teaching philosophy. Indeed, parts of her paper deliberately expand the focus to other disciplines.

Jean Polfus and her Sahtu Dene community collaborators on this publication.

AHP) interviewed me earlier this year—about the new book I have out with Stephen Heard—for her epic newsletter

I also regularly revisit another essential truth from her, to prioritize what I can uniquely do. A central message of her post came from one of the many books she's read on burnout recently, as an effort to manage her own.

Her piece is a valuable look at  why scientists are actually on social media. social media users for not doing things, when the users aren’t on social media to do them, is logically flawed

interested in caribou for most of his life, while Chrystel had never thought much about them before starting her

Her work on framing your own metrics for success as an academic has been invaluable for me as I've shifted

insights, we hope, can also help students find alternatives to the fear that Bethann wrote about in her

Help a loved one retire and take a bucket-list international trip she's dreamt of all her life. Someday, I'd organize the piles of books and articles and found objects overtaking all flat surfaces

Loleen Berdahl’s blog Academia Made Easier , especially her posts with time-tracking/management worksheets

internet's business what all one relatively inconsequential professor of practice is juggling during her