THE ACCLIVITY BLOG
Embrace the Sky: New Year Reflections for Career Clarity
It’s a new year, a fresh start, and a chance to look at our lives from a new perspective. As we set goals and plan for the months ahead, it’s easy to get bogged down in the details, overwhelmed by to-do lists, and unsure where to start. What if, instead of diving...
Reflecting on Institutional Goals: Setting the Stage for Success in the New Year
As the year draws to a close, higher education institutions face a crucial period of reflection and planning. For administrators and faculty alike, this is an opportune time to evaluate the goals set at the beginning of the year, assess their outcomes, and chart a new...
Coping with Winter Blues in Academia: Supporting Faculty Mental Health
As the winter months settle in, academia faces unique challenges that can significantly impact faculty members' mental health. From shorter days to heightened academic pressures, these factors can take a toll on anyone, regardless of their experience in the field....
Strategic Planning for Academic Advancement: Tips for Faculty and Administrators
In the dynamic world of academia, strategic planning is not just a buzzword—it's a crucial tool for advancing your career and achieving your professional goals. Whether you're a seasoned faculty member or an administrator looking to make a greater impact, strategic...
Supporting Mental Health in Higher Education: Key Tips for Administrators During the Holiday Season
The holiday season, while often a time of celebration and reflection, can also bring unique challenges for those in higher education. For administrators, the pressures of managing academic institutions don’t pause during the holidays. In fact, the end of the year can...
Achieving Pay Equity in Academia: A Guide for Native Women and Women of Color
In higher education, salary disparities among faculty members are unfortunately common. However, for Native women and other women of color in academia, this inequality is often even more pronounced. Studies have shown that Native women, Black women, and Latina faculty...