A big thank you to everyone who participated in TAA’s Online Community Challenge by uploading a photo, updating their status, and/or…
Academic writing tips from an author of 300+ articles and books
Veteran author Kenneth Henson has spent a career learning how to write grants, articles and books. He has published more than 300 national and international publications, including 56 books. He presents workshops on grant writing and writing for publication at campuses nationwide.
The following are two tips from Henson’s new academic and grant writing tips page on Facebook & LinkedIn:
Cunningham receives a TAA Textbook Contract Review Grant
Mark Cunningham has been awarded a TAA Textbook Contract Review Grant for his textbook, Neoclassical Physics, to be published by…
How do you track your ongoing projects and manuscripts?
“I use both a very low tech and a higher tech method. In my study I have a magnetic white…
May receives TAA Publication Grant
Reuben A. Buford May, a Professor in the Department of Sociology at Texas A&M University, received a TAA Publication Grant…
Supreme Court rules in favor of plaintiff in copyright infringement case
On May 19, the US Supreme Court decided in favor of Paula Petrella in the copyright infringement case Petrella v Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc., stating that laches “cannot be invoked as a bar to Petrella’s pursuit of a claim for damages brought within…the three-year window.”
(Laches means that a legal right or claim will not be enforced if a long delay in asserting the right or claim has hurt the opposing party as a sort of “legal ambush.”)