THE ACCLIVITY BLOG
How to Avoid Burnout Without Stepping Back From Your Career in Academia
Burnout is a pervasive issue in academia, where high expectations, long hours, and the pressure to publish can lead to exhaustion and disengagement. However, it's possible to manage and prevent burnout without having to step back from your academic career. By adopting...
Embracing Change: A Guide to Returning to Teaching After the Summer Break
As the summer draws to a close, it's time for academics in higher education to prepare for the new academic year ahead. Returning to teaching after the summer break can be both exciting and challenging. Whether you're a seasoned professor or new to academia,...
Navigating Higher Education: Challenges Faced by Black Students and the Role of Career Coaching
Higher education offers immense opportunities for personal and professional growth, yet Black students often encounter unique challenges that can hinder their academic and career advancement. Addressing these obstacles and understanding the transformative potential of...
Quiet Quitting and Quiet Hiring: Navigating the Academic Landscape
In recent years, the concepts of "quiet quitting" and "quiet hiring" have gained traction in both corporate and academic settings. These phenomena reflect significant shifts in workplace dynamics, affecting how professionals, including academics, perceive their roles...
Overcoming Obstacles on the Path to Academic Promotion
Navigating the path to academic promotion can often feel like a daunting journey filled with various obstacles. Whether you’re striving for tenure, aiming for a professorship, or looking to advance your research credentials, the road ahead can be challenging. However,...
Achieving Academic Excellence: A Roadmap to Promotion and Beyond
Advancing in an academic career can often feel like navigating a labyrinth. The journey from an early-career researcher to a tenured professor involves numerous challenges and critical decisions. Understanding the pathway to academic promotion is essential for those...