"As you sift through the applications ... look for signs of altruism, vision and an investment mentality rather than the extent of administrative experience and managerial acumen," Pete Kennelly writes.

Pete Kennelly proposes that online labs should be designed with an eye to enhancing student participation and maintaining causal connections.

Representatives of three diverse institutions explain what ASBMB accreditation in biochemistry and molecular biology has brought to their programs.

Peter Kennelly offers his top-10 grant-writing guidelines in a biblical format.

As funding agencies work to quantify the productivity of researchers, Peter Kennelly proposes giving professors a percentage of credit for papers written by their students and trainees.

We wondered how stepping off the road of higher education influenced people's careers and outlook on life. Find out what our essayists had to say.

Peter J. Kennelly provides tips for knocking that job interview out of the park.

Here are some questions to ask yourself as you find your way in the first year of graduate school.

Students are becoming experts at negotiating for a few more points when their answers on assignments are close but no cigar. Peter J. Kennelly says teachers who allow themselves to manipulated this way are doing their students a disservice.

Peter J. Kennelly has advice for those who advise undergraduates.

Peter Kennelly offers a list of twelve suggestions that assistant professors should consider. 

The letter of evaluation offers your first, and sometimes only, view of a job applicant as a whole person. Here are some tips from Pete Kennelly on making the best use an applicant's letters.