Academic Job Market Workshop Series---Module 6 of 6 on September 25

Registration for Module 6 of The Academic Job Market, a workshop series from C-Hub is now open to all OIST members. Here is the link.

Date and Time of Event (Module 6: Job Interviews): 

Thursday, September 25, 4:00-6:00 p.m.

Registration Deadline for Module 6:

Wednesday, September 24, noon

Location: 

TBD (Once registered you will receive updates.)

Facilitator:

Brandon Conlon (Assistant Director for Graduate Student and Postdoctoral Professional Development)

Series Introduction:

This is a series for those who are either currently in the midst of a job search for an academic position and would like to improve their existing materials, or for anyone who plans to engage in a job search on the academic market in the future. The series will cover the most common application materials required for academic jobs, as well as an introduction to the process of searching for a job itself. It is meant to be a complement to a second series on the non-academic job search. One of the main differences between the two searches in terms of application materials is the use of the CV when seeking academic jobs and the use of the résumé when the goal is to attain an industry job that is not academic. (But note that different regions of the world or different organizations may use these terms interchangeably or with variations in meaning.)

Modules in the Series:

Module 1: Job Search Process I

Module 2: Writing CVs & Cover Letters

Module 3: Writing Research Statements

Module 4: Writing Teaching Statements

Module 5: Job Search Process II

Module 6: Job Interviews

If you plan to attend at least one of the workshops above, please do register.

Registration will include access to the Canvas Learning Management System (LMS) site for the series, which will provide access to links of carefully curated resources & pre-workshop assignment prompts.

If you do plan to register for this series, please respond by noon of Wednesday, September 24.

You will be asked to prepare a draft interview protocol for a prospective job (actual or hypothetical). More information will be provided upon registration.

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