Periodically, we like to look back to see what our most popular posts have been. We did this in 2009, in July 2010, and again last December. You can also see a running log of our top posts. Popularity isn’t everything, but Tom and I like to keep tabs on what generates interest and spurs conversation.
Here are the most popular posts we published this past year.
- Jesus Didn’t Choose Scholars’ (which was also our most commented-upon post of the year)
- What I Wish I’d Known: Balancing Life and Graduate School (along with #3 and #6, part of Hannah Eagleson‘s guest series about graduate school)
- What I Wish I’d Known About Graduate School: Surviving the Workload
- What I Wish I’d Known About Faculty Life: Departmental Politics, Etc. (along with #9, part of Kevin Birth‘s series on faculty life)
- Why Bother with Advent? (the first post in our Advent series by Charlie Clauss)
- What I Wish I’d Known about Graduate School: Intro
- What have you been watching over Christmas Break? (in which Tom Grosh re-entered the Tardis)
- Head, Heart & Hands: Fragmented Faith and Fragmented People (Intro/Chapter 1)
- What I Wish I’d Known About Faculty Life: The Tenure Track, Etc.
- How Do Christian Faculty Integrate Their Faith and Work? (which included a link to an academic paper about the InterVarsity Midwest Faculty Conference)
What were your favorite posts of the past year – from our blog or others?
The former Associate Director for the Emerging Scholars Network, Micheal lives in Cincinnati with his wife and three children and works as a web manager for a national storage and organization company. He writes about work, vocation, and finding meaning in what you do at No Small Actors.
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