Graduate School, The Academic Job
Market,
& The Life of Young Professors
If
you re you considering graduate school in English studies, history, philosophy,
or religion, consider the following questions:
What
is graduate school “really like”?
What
does it take to write a thesis (for an MA) or a dissertation (for a PhD)?
What
is the current job market like for academic positions? What does an individual
need to do to secure a faculty job in academia?
What
is it like to be a young professor, teaching at a university? What does an
average day, week, month, and year look like?
These questions
and more will be answered on Thursday, March 21,
from 3:00pm to 4pm in Holt 307.
The
Panelists:
Brian Ribeiro (Philosophy)
Talia Welsh (Philosophy)
Steve Eskildsen (Religion)
Jonathan Yeager (Religion)
Michael Thompson (History)
Catharine
Franklin (History)
Bryan Hampton (English)
Andrew
McCarthy (English)
2 comments:
Would it be possible for you to record this session and make it available here?
That's an interesting idea. I would need to talk to the other panelists first, but my hunch is that some professors would be uncomfortable with being recorded. Let me think about it.
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