Once considered little more than an interesting project for particularly motivated instructors, teaching dossiers have over the last half decade graduated to the academic mainstream.

An interview with Sunny Marche, associate dean of graduate studies at Dalhousie University

Understanding and engaging reviewers is key to winning the confidence of editorial boards.

How can your graduate degree help you if you are interested in pursuing a career in the United Nations? David Ainsworth, programme officer Outreach and Major Groups for the Secretariat of the Convention on Biological Diversity of the United Nations in Montreal provides some helpful hints.

How can blogging help academics disseminate their research, reach out to students, and connect with people far away from campus?

How should a freshly minted graduate behave when they are hired for their first professional job out of university?

Publishing a book-length work remains the yardstick for tenure and promotion, and, increasingly, even for appointment within the academy. Learn how your book is marketed after it is published and what you can do to help the sales of your own work.