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Behave Safely, Even Online

Behave Safely, Even Online

If you think identity theft or other forms of online insecurity are just about rich or older people, or rich older people who have money to lose…think again. Stories about fake profiles, stolen information and online security breaches don’t discriminate based on age....
U and (Rate) Your Professor

U and (Rate) Your Professor

In my last post, Course Evaluations “Should Be” Us, I extolled the virtues of participating in course evaluations. In case your program doesn’t share the results or you are skeptical about how they are used, here is another option for course evaluation...
Course Evaluations “Should Be” Us

Course Evaluations “Should Be” Us

Course evaluations are a necessary (and perhaps annoying) opportunity in which I encourage every student to participate. Here’s why. Professors and instructors are people, too. I know. Hard to imagine. As people, professors can only fix what we know is not working or...
Mentoring on the Net

Mentoring on the Net

Interested in a STEM field (science, technology, engineering or mathematics)? Looking for a mentor? Check out this interesting and perhaps wave of the mentoring future resource: MentorNet. Though MentorNet has been around since 1997, they are in the process of...
Marching into Spring…(cough, cough)

Marching into Spring…(cough, cough)

Please excuse Dr. Mebane from her Thursday blog post for today. She has temporarily succumbed to March Madness and Spring Fever. I  prescribed walks in sunshine, offset by hours of watching tournament basketball. She will be back in fine form for her regular post on...