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What is your legacy going to be?
A recent New Yorker article on Barack Obama by Ryan Lizza focused on his legacy. I wondered how his legacy will go past the first-term glory of health care reform. Then I wondered how often we academics think about our … Continue reading
Posted in Managing an academic career
Tagged altruism, innovation, leadership, legacy, professor, Research, teaching
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