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How to Land that First Teaching Job

Teaching is a major factor in faculty role definition—and teaching experience is an important hiring criterion—at hundreds of psychology departments in regional universities and liberal arts colleges across the nation. Teaching also is being emphasized

In Pursuit of the Commonwealth

The presence of the Directorate for the Social, Behavioral and Economic Sciences (SBE) enriches the routes through which the National Science Foundation (NSF) can serve humankind. The staff of the Directorate shares with all of

Excuses, Excuses

Anyone who has taught undergraduates for more than twenty minutes knows that they can come up with all kinds of excuses for missing exams, term paper deadlines, and any other assignments faculty have the nerve

Pressures on American Research Universities

The APS membership is represented by many faculty in research universities. Research universities are both the backbone of the education of future scientist for the country and the core of current basic research. So, APS

Four Fundamental Propositions

The summit meeting held in Norman, Oklahoma at the end of January was a signal event. Not only was the conference APS’s first official convocation, but it brought together for the first time representatives from