Creating a Satisfying Academic Career with Jo Van Every

Creating a Satisfying Academic Career with Jo Van Every

I help academics build their confidence to do the work they find meaningful and find the time to do it.


This podcast includes a whole range of topics: strategies for protecting your time, writing and editing advice, thoughts on careers and the wider context, preventing overwork and burnout, etc.


Pursuing a scholarly career is tough these days. I firmly believe that your academic career has the potential for joy as well as success.

I also believe that you can pursue your scholarly work in whatever situation you find yourself in, even if it's not ideal. You don't have to, but if it's important to you, you don't have to wait for someone else to create the ideal conditions.


For more audio tracks, we started posting over on Soundcloud before beginning this distribution journey. We'll be adding more to the platforms you love as soon as we can!


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JoVE

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Episoder(286)

Revision following peer review is a normal part of the scholarly writing process

Revision following peer review is a normal part of the scholarly writing process

This track addresses the frustration of dealing with reviewer comments post-peer review. It expands on the conversation with Katherine Firth to propose that we should consider being edited a normal pa...

6 Nov 20226min

Thoughts on "Untangling Academic Publishing"

Thoughts on "Untangling Academic Publishing"

My response to the report "Untangling Academic Publishing", written shortly after it was published in 2017. I summarize key points about the history of academic publishing, and propose things to ask y...

6 Nov 202212min

Peer review supports academic writing

Peer review supports academic writing

Originally written for my newsletter in conjunction with the launch of Peer Review (A Short Guide), this track explains my position that the editorial function of peer review is its main function.Read...

6 Nov 20224min

The role of peer review

The role of peer review

This track (originally published on my website in 2014) focuses on the role of peer review in decision making in academia. It is a companion to "How can reviewer comments improve your work?"Read the p...

6 Nov 20223min

How can reviewer comments improve your work?

How can reviewer comments improve your work?

A companion to "The role of peer review", originally published on my website in 2014, this track focuses on the editorial function of peer review in academic publishing.Read the post here: https://jov...

6 Nov 20224min

Communicating manuscript edits

Communicating manuscript edits

A companion to "Managing Manuscript Edits", in this track I discuss how and what to communicate with the editor when you resubmit your manuscript.Read the post here: https://jovanevery.co.uk/communica...

4 Nov 20227min

Why questions are useful in feedback

Why questions are useful in feedback

My approach to peer review has been influenced by Liz Lerman's Critical Response Process™. In this track I explain one of the key principles, which is about asking questions before offering opinions.R...

4 Nov 20226min

Your vision guides the writing and the revision

Your vision guides the writing and the revision

When you receive feedback on your manuscript, it is important not to get pulled into the reviewer's ideas about what your paper is about. This track talks about the importance of your own vision for t...

4 Nov 20222min

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