Seeking a Faculty Job

As a job seeker looking for positions beyond faculty roles, you have to achieve a lot in one page, and Joseph Barber provides tips on how to make the most of it.

You can’t figure out which jobs have the possibility to become your vocation, writes Melissa Dalgleish, until you first figure out yourself and your signature strengths.

Carolyn Chernoff has a simple suggestion for this conference season and for academics in general: don’t leave your friends behind.

Sometimes, not communicating effectively post-interview could even cost you a job, warns Natalie Lundsteen.

Jennie Dorman and Bill Lindstaedt describe a tool designed to help you visualize the process, track your progress and identify the most strategic next steps.

You must be responsible for pursuing your own professional options while sorting through insights from faculty members, professional staff and peers, counsels Alfreda James.

How long should you spend on the faculty job market? Derek Attig offers some concrete advice.

Such trauma impacts graduate students as they produce CVs, cover letters and other job search materials, writes Beth Godbee, and we should acknowledge and address it.