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Tag Archives: academic life
Reconciliation ecology and the soul of a university (a radio essay)
My reading of the following essay will be broadcast as part of the series “The Moral Is” (to which I have been contributing for a year now) on Valley Public Radio today, July 3, 2012, during the local morning program Valley … Continue reading
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Dang… I better update my lab website…
via phdcomics.com … but I have this meeting to prepare for first…
How the athletic tail wags the academic dog at the new “Fresno State”
As of yesterday, I no longer work for California State University, Fresno. I got my tenure at that institution almost two years ago and have been an Associate Professor in the Biology Department ever since. I still have my lab … Continue reading
The long arc of our quest for Intellectual Freedom bends towards…
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Your Academic Genealogy
via phdcomics.com With a few minor substitutions – Darwin(‘s Finches, at least) for Einstein, for example – and I can see see myself on this family tree. Won’t say where exactly, but somewhere on there… So what does your academic … Continue reading
The Professor’s Creed
via phdcomics.com My grad students had better be thankful we have neither snow nor sleet out here in California! So what’s their excuse??!!
Caught In A Bad Project (by Lady Science)
via youtube.com Something to go GAGA over, eh? Dunno about that Cell paper, but surely this is a contender for a Grammy? Er, I mean Gram-y (-ve/+ve)… [runs away].
Relationships in grad school are always… well… complicated!
via phdcomics.com Gets even more complicated if you add another couple of variables: via phdcomics.com
Why didn’t I find this guide to the Semiotics of E-mail Signatures in my faculty orientation packet?
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Comparative Urban Ecology working group at NCEAS
See the full gallery on Posterous Decompressing before dispersing after an intense week grappling with big questions in urban ecology!
Lab of Reconciliation Ecology 