The Black Academic's Guide to Winning Tenure--Without Losing Your Soul

Kerry Ann Rockquemore · Tracey A. Laszloffy

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How to Win Tenure - Without Losing Your Soul. Understanding the Game. Race, Power, and the Academic System. The Politics of Fit. Mastering Your Technique. Tenure and Time Management. The Academic Office. Healthy Pathways to Publication. The Art of Efficient Teaching and Service. Playing to Win. Shifting from Habits of Survival to Strategies for Success. Constructive Conflicts. Building a Supportive Network. Conclusion. Succeeding with Integrity.

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