Found 24 articles containing 'costa'

This article originally ran in Women in Higher Education’s September 2018 issue. In 2018, New Jersey Senator Cory Booker described the upcoming mid...

One of the best pieces of leadership advice I’ve ever gotten was from Xavier University of Louisiana president emeritus Dr. Norman Francis on the e...

Three weeks ago, I was all ready to write about the First Amendment. Elon Musk’s declared intent to buy Twitter had the internet all in a tizzy abo...

Karen Costa’s life mission is to make higher education “more humane and caring.” Her work has morphed into a three-part strategy featuring online p...

Countless studies have found that women do more unpaid labor than men, both within the workplace and at home. Gemma Hartley, author of Fed Up: Emot...

I'm guessing that many WIHE readers are familiar with the idea of the inner critic—that voice that lives in our heads who is just no fun. They crit...

As I considered how to write a holiday piece that would benefit WIHE readers, I thought of the following groups: trans* folx, disabled individuals,...

Are your thoughts really your own? Or are they the product of your social network? Are screens destroying the fabric of society? Will we ever be ab...

Dr. Brené Brown is a multilevel phenomenon. There's her TED Talk on vulnerability (43 million views and counting), several New York Times bestselle...

Dr. Jennifer Polk, the co‐founder of Beyond the Professoriate, a company that provides career advice and support services to PhDs, wasn't always cl...

For the past couple of years, I've grown increasingly concerned about my relationship with my phone. To begin, the fact that I'm describing it as a...

Churchill: “We created a space for these women from all over the world to tell their stories.”

There is a popular belief in higher education that goes something like this: If students are not succeeding in college, it is due to their own lack...

A few months ago, I engaged in a job search that left me wondering which rules had changed and which remained the same. Here's one example: when I ...

In the June issue of WIHE , I wrote an article about how to start a writing practice this summer. In part two of this special series, I've collecte...

Stephanie Briggs likes to move, and when she does, it's often to pave her own way. Briggs' higher education journey began at Howard University DC; ...

I am definitely a child of a new era, where a career is not a lifelong commitment but rather a continuous opportunity to seek new challenges and to...

Cavanagh: “Students aren’t going to learn if they don’t care.”

For some people, taking a relaxing vacation is a no-brainer. Others of us have to, ironically, work a bit for our vacations.

In a recent essay , “Can't or Won't: The Culture of Helplessness,” published on Inside Higher Ed , professor Lori Isbell expressed frustration with...