Coming to the United States as a visiting scholar requires determination and the right connections. While in New York, SabbaticalHomes.com founder Nadege Conger spoke to Suzann-Viola Renninger, a scholar from Universität Zürich who is currently on sabbatical leave in New York at Columbia University. What…
Having the time to focus on personal and professional development – and even having the time to take a break – is truly significant. There are many benefits that result from a sabbatical or time off. Research has shown that taking a sabbatical positively impacts…
In February, SabbaticalHomes.com Founder Nadege Conger attended the College Art Association (CAA) conference in New York for the second time. Many thanks to Paul Skiff, the Assistant Director for the Annual Conference at CAA. He does so much work to make this event happen and…
We welcome John Woods as a guest blogger to SabbaticalHomes.com. John is a member of the Association of Professional Dog Trainers, a graduate in Animal Behavior and Welfare and is a recognized author by the Dog Writers Association of America. He brings years of expertise…
Manhattan Beach, CA (July 2000) – SabbaticalHomes.com is dedicated to bringing academics on sabbatical leaves, research trips or exchange programs together on the web. It is a place where scholars can go to post their homes for rent/exchange/homestay or to search for what other academics…
The Guardian UK author Martha Holmes-Watkins explores academic sabbatical opportunities in her article titled Time Out. She details considerations one should take into account when asking for sabbatical leave and emphasizes relaying the importance of how your sabbatical will benefit the school. Read the entire…
“This is a traveler’s dream job,” says Nadege Conger, founder of SabbaticalHomes.com. “I can virtually travel the world several times over each day and help academics and their families with their dreams of adventure and exploration.” Conger, born in France, has an MBA from McGill…
