Publications

Although many people set New Year’s resolutions, spending some time reviewing this year ensures you can set smart ones that reflect your real-life needs and situation.

Publishing your first book is both exciting and daunting. Working with the right publisher can make all the difference though. 

Non-academic mentors bring a wealth of career expertise and life advice. Here’s how to build and nurture the relationships that will sustain you in whatever careers you end up pursuing.

Checklists you can use to ensure you get the most out of your conference experience.

Dr. Cathy Hannabach reflects on her career journey, her passion for collaboration, and how she helps others figure out what makes them tick.

How to read the sometimes conflicting advice reviewers give on manuscripts and how to decide which reviewer suggestions to follow.

In this two-part series, we’ll talk you through how to approach revisions on your academic book or journal article (part 1) as well as how to decide which reviewer suggestions to follow (part 2). Think of this first post as the big-picture strategy and the next one as helping you implement that strategy for the specific, detailed feedback you receive from reviewers.

How do you find support and accountability to help you stick with it and create awesome scholarship? One of the best ways is through writing groups—a small collection of writers who meet regularly, support each other, and get writing done.