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- Why I Support an Open Definition of DH
- Bring It On! Why the Crisis in Academic Librarianship is the Best Thing Ever and What We Should Do About It.
- Administration as Academic Alternative
- In praise of the big old mess
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- From Master Plan to No Plan: The Slow Death of Public Higher Education
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- Open Access and its impact on the future of the university librarian
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- Formerly Known as Students (MOOCs and defining what a student is)
- Prepare for Administration (what new faculty need to know)
- The Work Behind the Network (the role of informal networking in job search)
- Lectures still dominate science and math teaching, sometimes hampering student success
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