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From Intimate to Immense: Reflections on the Scale Shift

And just like that, the first semester has passed. The academic calendar, an ever-present drumbeat in our lives, once again marks a moment for pause and reflection. But unlike the classes I’ve handled before, this semester was… different.

The most immediate, and perhaps most profound, change was the sheer scale. My classes ballooned, about twice the size of the intimate groups I was accustomed to. What used to be a comfortable, almost conversational, dynamic transformed. The familiar landscape of individual faces and ready names blurred into a wider vista.

There’s a certain beauty in the intimacy of a smaller classroom. You learn the details – the quiet brilliance of one student, the persistent curiosity of another, the subtle signs of a concept finally clicking into place. You match names with faces, and beyond that, you begin to match names with personalities, with aspirations, with individual learning journeys. It’s a space where mentorship feels natural, where a quick chat after class can make all the difference, and where the sense of community is palpable.

This semester, those moments became rarer, more fleeting. The sheer volume of students meant that the individual connections, the ones I so valued and found so rewarding, were harder to forge. The energy in the larger hall is different – a hum, a collective presence, rather than a chorus of distinct voices. I found myself delivering lectures to a sea of faces, hoping my words resonated, but lacking the immediate feedback of those familiar, engaged eyes.

It’s not to say there weren’t rewarding moments. The energy of a large group can be infectious, and seeing so many minds grappling with complex ideas is its own kind of inspiration. There’s a power in the collective learning experience, a shared intellectual journey that transcends individual interactions. But I confess, a part of me missed the quiet satisfaction of knowing each student by name, of understanding their unique perspectives, of truly seeing them.

This shift has challenged me to rethink my pedagogical approaches. How do you foster engagement in a larger setting? How do you ensure that no student feels lost in the crowd? How do you maintain a sense of connection when one-on-one time is a luxury? These are the questions I’ll be carrying with me into the break, and into future semesters.

As I look back, it was a semester of adjustment, of learning to navigate a new landscape. The echoes in the larger hall are different, but they are echoes nonetheless, carrying the promise of new challenges and new discoveries. And for that, I am grateful.

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olvasok, hogy vezető amerikai egyetemek egyeztetnek egymással, hogy koordinált választ tudjanak adni trump támadásaira.

milyen mélységesen szomorú és szorongató, hogy a saját országod elnöke támadja az egyetemet, gondolom, aztán beugrik, hol élek, és hogyan és miért hagytam ott a kutatást.

i left my toxic academic job two months ago. i spent a month in another continent watching monkeys and eating exotic food, and sitting on trains, and trying not to think. and i started a new, non-academic job two and a half weeks ago.

the new job is a culture shock. a positive one though, but still a shock.

it pays double than my previous place, meaning i don’t get a heart attack when i see the price of fruits going up again. the office is sunny, there is a high-end coffee machine that makes better coffee than a well-trained barista, a collection of alternative milks, free fruits and healthy snacks, and endless soda in the fridge. the chairs are so comfortable you don’t want to get up and go home. the office is a better environment than my home. colleagues are chill, their stress level is non-existing compare to my former colleagues. if i need something, the company provides it. a new laptop, headset, and other necessary things were waiting for me at the very first day. it was not a question that i don’t need to buy anything for doing my job. in the first week five different people explained to me how valuable i am for the company, and how they want me to stay and how the company will do anything to make me happy and satisfied.

the colleagues are intelligence, highly educated, the ratio os phd-owners is higher than in my last research group, lunch-chats are really interesting, often centered around science. everybody communicate in an assertive way, there are no bullies. the communication and problem solving of my boss is so normal, i can’t even tell it.

i will be paid to learn in the next 5 months, before i could start actually working. it’s a dream. i love learning. i have a dedicated mentor who has dedicated time to answer my questions. i have never been in such a good environment to learn, not even at the university.

and still. it is not research. it has an impact on the world, but not the “making the world a better place with new knowledge” kinda impact. it’s a for-profit, even though their product helps other companies to create a better world, sometimes. but overall, it is not research. i am not a researcher anymore.

the quality of my life sky rocketed. and i am not happy because it’s not research. i tell myself every day that it was a good decision, academic world was about to kill me, and i chose mental health over carrier. but i miss research so much. so so so so much.

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I wish to have enough money to do a carrier I find useful, like ecological restoration, climate research, environmental education or basic research. but I can’t pay both the rent and the psychologist with my academic pay.

I quit a week ago. I feel awful.

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emlékezni akarok a hazai konferencia csapatépítőjén, a középkorú és idősebb férfi kollégák minden poénosnak gondolt szexes beszólására, és arra, hogy viccnek gondolják, amikor azt kérem, hogy fejezzék be, mert ezt nem akarom egy kollégától hallani.

As I decided to leave the academic world, I withdrew my application from an international conference abroad. I saw no point going there, I was depressed and overworked, and it would be so dense, I’d had to leave the conference earlier to attend the wedding of my good friend in another country, and then without any time to rest, I’d travelled to a fourth country with my sister. So I thought it’d be nice to skip the conference, instead of being stressed and watching the others being happy with their research career.

I got the final schedule of the conference today, because of some rescheduling, it turned out that if I had left earlier I wouldn’t have missed anything, and… my ex-lover, who I still consider a great friend, will be there. This will be the second conference I skipped because of being depressed, stressed and overworked, where he attended. I don’t even know what to feel. I’m feeling blue. I want to be there now. I saw the names of good friends, and I pictured myself chatting with them during the coffee breaks, and maybe-maybe having a talk with this guy. My brain knows I would have felt terrible being there knowing this is the very last conference, because I am working on getting a job outside of the academy, having a decent life finally, but leaving the academy is crushing me, and seeing them choosing academy would have made me feel miserable, and failed. I failed to be a good scientist. I failed to manage myself as a researcher. I miss everything already. My heart says I should have gone to this conference, my brain says it’s for the better I don’t attend. And I’m at home alone, I should work now, but instead of it, I feel betrayed by my profession, and I feel sad. I feel awful.