Mary Churchill
Inside Higher Ed
Boston, MA, United States
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Past articles by Mary:
My Reading List Is Too Long!
So much to read and so little time. → Read More
We’re in a Moment: Making Community College Tuition-Free
In conversation with Chris Geary, senior policy analyst at New America’s Center on Education & Labor. → Read More
Leaning In to K-12
Higher ed lessons from Secretary Miguel Cardona and Nathan Grawe. → Read More
Hiring for the Future
Job descriptions and resumes. → Read More
No More Mean Girls
Finding joy in your work. → Read More
From Surviving to Thriving
Meeting the basic security needs of our students. → Read More
Words and Intentions for 2022
The writers at “University of Venus” share their visions for 2022. → Read More
How Diverse Is Your Board?
Are board members doing their own equity, diversity and inclusion work? → Read More
Going for More With Moxie
My word for 2022. → Read More
not bell hooks....
Noooooooooo. I’m not ready. I’ll never be ready. → Read More
Gender and COVID-19
The pandemic’s long-term impacts on faculty and staff. → Read More
A Collab Space of One’s Own
Creating spaces to combat the isolation of academic life. → Read More
Inspiring Minds Want to Know
Informational interviews and early-career professionals in higher ed. → Read More
Doing Community
The joy and trepidation of attending in-person convenings and conferences. → Read More
Change Making
How early experiences influence our work in higher ed. → Read More
The Learning and Employment Record
Envisioning a lifelong system of guidance and counseling. → Read More
2021: Best Laid Plans and Pivoting
From higher ed to city hall and back again. → Read More
Spaces for Listening to Women
Podcasts are spaces where women-hating listeners typically won’t go. → Read More
Doing All the Things in 2020
Tips for getting organized and being strategic. → Read More
Why Does Self-Promotion Feel Like Bragging?
And how can we get over that? → Read More