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Sharing What Works: A new book from the HBCU STEM Undergraduate Success Research Center

After more than 35 years in higher education I am pondering a question; “Why are academic interventions still

Liberatory Leadership meets Soul Care

“Time to Reengage” It has been a year since I last contributed to this blog, and many of

WRITE TO RESIST

Write to Resist In the twilight of his life, Dr. Orlando Taylor posed a challenge that now feels

Stressors upon stressors mean that you MUST write

It’s been a challenging time to write. In addition to normal life, I’ve had extra stressors: the retirement,

Kwanzaa Gifts

Kwanzaa Day 7- Imani (Faith) Happy New Year! May it be filled with GOOD HEALTH, endless joy, and

Telling Our Story – In Writing

Studies on theoretically derived and data driven STEM interventions are transdisciplinary by design. Social science methodology is combined

The Next Phase of HBCU Academic Interventions

LaQuesha (not her real name) was denied admission to VSU the first time she applied. Her high school

Differences between the Spring and Summer Cohorts

The data that I shared on the last installment was not real-life. So, even though the project was

Gaining Clarity

In our last installment, I discussed David Allen’s concept of “clarity” one of the five stages of Getting

How GTD helped me as an NSF Reviewer

I have a Google doc that is titled “Things to do for NSF grant reviews”. I try to

Weekly Assignment #2: Capture Incoming Paper

I once heard a friend say that when ever they get inspired they would write it down on

Weekly Assignment: Capture

Now, before we begin in earnest with the DOING part, we must define terms. (gtd) 1. “growing toward

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A Formula for GTD is “gtd”

Getting clarity about your purpose is what David Allen’s Getting Things Done (GTD) will provide. He calls it

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GTD and more

You plan to write this summer. You know that your summer writing won’t happen unless you have a

“How to be Productive at an HBCU without Killing Yourself”

The Hub Blog is about writing but not JUST about writing. Our CareFull Scholars program asserts that the

“What does it mean to be a Black Scientist?”

A doctoral student who was collecting data for his dissertation posed this question to me. Our interview had

Why Write?

Imagine spending a dedicated period setting yourself up to write. For some, that might be clearing their desk,

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Teaching As Intervention

Last week I wrote a poem “Ode to Students in Chapter 2” as a blog post. I started

Resolution via Sankofa

Resolution via Sankofa

I happened to be in Washington D.C. on a historic day last week when the president of the

Self Authorization to Grieve

Self-Authorization to Grieve

There has been another off-campus shooting. Another VSU student who was a sophomore, is dead. The heat index

The Work Continues

The Work Continues

I wanted to begin the semester on a ceremonial note and so I worked very hard to complete

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Lowered Standards

I was on a call tonight with other colleagues at my institution in which I made a confession

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