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Preparing Syllabi for Your First Faculty Job
This working group will support graduates students and postdocs who will be new faculty in the Fall of 2022 and expected to teach their own classes. Starting a new faculty position is stressful and demanding; the CFT hopes to ease this transition by helping graduating doctoral students and postdocs create their needed syllabi in advance…
Posted by shephs2 on March 15, 2022 in Events, Faculty, Resource, syllabus, working groups, job search
ASPIRE Job Search Series: Preparing for a Teaching Demo
How do you put together an effective teaching demonstration for a job interview? How is it different from a research seminar and how can you link the two? Come learn about key considerations for developing this important piece of your interview portfolio. Date: Thursday, October 21 Time: 11:00 Location: Light Hall 419 BCD REGISTER ….
Posted by shephs2 on October 18, 2021 in Events, News, Teaching Workshops, workshops, job search, teaching
Developing your web presence
Developing your web presence Graduate School Career Development – Setting up your my.vanderbilt.edu webpage Graduate School Career Development – Do You Have Presence? Maximizing Social Media During Your Employment Search Presented by Dr. Dayle Savage, Assistant Professor of the Practice in Leadership and Organizational Studies
Posted by Jessica Parks-piatt on October 10, 2014 in , Graduate School Career Development, job search, social media
Non-Academic Job Search
Non-Academic Job Search: Graduate School Career Development Assistant Dean Ruth Schemmer provides career advising by appointment. Appointment options include: – Hour-long appointments available on Wednesday (email Ruth.Schemmer@vanderbilt.edu for appointment time) – Walk-in appointments (15 min) are available Thursday afternoons from 2:00-4:00 PM Graduate School Career Development – Non-Academic Careers Resources for applying to and finding careers…
Posted by Michelle Drapek on July 18, 2013 in , BRET, career, government, Graduate School Career Development, job search, Versatile PhD
Coordinate job search with partner
Coordinate job search with partner Biomedical Research Educaiton & Training – Landing an academic job resources (section on dual career couples) Carleton College – Dual career couples (article based on dual academic professors at Vanderbilt) Higher Education Recruitment Consortium – Dual-Career Resources American Psychological Association – Dual-Career Couples article Stanford University – Dual-Career Research Report
Posted by bekelebs on October 9, 2012 in , dual career, job search, spouse/partner
Academic Job Search
Academic Job Search Graduate School Career Development Assistant Dean Ruth Schemmer provides career advising by appointment. Appointment options include: – Hour-long appointments available on Wednesday (email Ruth.Schemmer@vanderbilt.edu for appointment time) – Walk-in appointments (15 min) are available Thursday afternoons from 2:00-4:00 PM Graduate School Career Development – Applying for Tenure-Track Positions Timeline and resources for the…
Posted by bekelebs on October 9, 2012 in , academic job, BRET, career, featured, Graduate School Career Development, job, job search, Peabody Office of Professional and Graduate Education
Choosing your professional network
Choosing your professional network/society Engineering – Resources for STEM Teachers Magazines and Journals of Interest to STEM Teachers Biomedical Research Education & Training – PhD Career Connections: Monthly seminar series about career options for PhD scientists Chronicle for Higher Education – On Hiring blog Blog with advice on managing the academic career Chronicle for Higher…
Posted by bekelebs on October 9, 2012 in , BRET, career, job, job search, networking
Expectations for professional attire and behavior
Expectations for professional attire and behavior Graduate School Career Development – Attire for job search: When showing up for an interview, first day of the internship or job, it’s hard to be overdressed. Peabody Career Services – Brand/Professional Attire: The workplace you are entering has its own culture. Most likely this has built up over…
Posted by bekelebs on October 9, 2012 in , career, Graduate School Career Development, job, job search
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