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Are you ready to move past the mid-career “slump”? Join me as I team up with Academic Impressions for this bootcamp, and map out what’s next for your career!

Maintaining Momentum, Productivity, and Purpose: A Program for Mid-Career Faculty - Academic Impressions ONLINE BOOTCAMP Maintaining Momentum, Productivity, and Purpose: A Program for Mid-Career Faculty   October 18 – November 8, 2022 Individual Dates: October 18, 25, November 1, 8, 2022 Create an intentional plan to advance and find fulfillment in your mid-career. Overview By mid-career, faculty ha...

Feeling the mid-career blues? Join me to reset, reboot and plan your next steps!

Maintaining Momentum, Productivity, and Purpose: A Program for Mid-Career Faculty - Academic Impressions ONLINE BOOTCAMP Maintaining Momentum, Productivity, and Purpose: A Program for Mid-Career Faculty   October 18 – November 8, 2022 Individual Dates: October 18, 25, November 1, 8, 2022 Create an intentional plan to advance and find fulfillment in your mid-career. Overview By mid-career, faculty ha...

“Thanks to coaching, my decision-making isn't based on what I feel others need but instead on how well it aligns with my priorities/motivations.”

Curious about how Faculty Coaching can help you create more results in their lives?
Claim one of the sessions I am giving away to 5 women faculty in celebration of International Coach Week 2022.
No strings attached!
Just contact me: https://nicolascoaching.com/contact/

Want to join the upcoming session of the Faculty Success Program? Don't wait to sign up! You can save $400 when you register today. This discount ends April 6 (or when all of our seats are filled). Learn more and register today: https://hubs.ly/Q016NMh-0

Today I celebrate women – scientists, mothers, refugees, activists, fighters, care-givers, volunteers– who defy adversity, oppression and even war, in their own big and small ways to make the lives of others, and their own, better.

If most days, writing feels like climbing Mount Everest to you, read this piece!

Advice | Can You Reverse a Defeatist Habit that Sabotages Your Writing? Start viewing your book manuscript not as a test but as a gift only you can give.

Not enough time to do work that matters to you (and your career)? Here is how to stop spending time on tasks and problems that could have been easily taken care of by someone else and take back your time.

How to stop others from hacking your schedule and to take back your time. By Corinne Nicolas, PhD, ACC Late September is generally the point in the semester when my coaching clients want to talk about reclaiming their time. "There are just not enough hours in the day to make a dent in my to-do list, let alone make...

On the tenure track? This one's for you. Open to the public for one week!
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Join us next week for our June Guest Expert webinar, How to Be a Strong Sponsor and Advocate for Faculty. In this webinar, participants will learn the important role that sponsors and advocates can play in supporting their diverse faculty colleagues’ career advancement.

Register here: https://hubs.ly/H0Q4T4w0

How is your institution doing? (Hint: poorly, most likely.)

https://www.chronicle.com/article/how-many-black-women-have-tenure-on-your-campus-search-here

How Many Black Women Have Tenure on Your Campus? Search Here The stalled tenure bid by Nikole Hannah-Jones at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has shined a light on the anemic rates at which colleges award tenure to Black female professors.

46 years – That's how long it took for a woman to receive the National Science Foundation's Alan T. Waterman Award in mathematics! Well done Dr. Wood!

Melanie Wood Is the First Women in Mathematics to Win a Waterman Award From the National Science Foundation Melanie Wood, professor of mathematics at Harvard University, is the recipient of the Alan T. Waterman Award from the National Science Foundation, the organization’s most prestigious prize for scie…