Interviews

William Helmreich explains how to excel in an interview.

Sarah Ann Fleming considers what you are likely to be asked and what you might want to ask.

At teaching-oriented colleges, a search committee will be focused on how candidates match institutional values, not just their C.V.s, writes Melanie Springer Mock.

Even if you aren't asking the questions, you can guide the conversation, writes Katherine Ellison.

It's time to set your research aside and to think about the undergraduate classroom, writes John Fea.

John Fea offers advice for those seeking positions at different kinds of religious institutions.

Katherine Ellison and Cheryl Ball share questions you can expect to hear at an MLA interview.

You can learn a lot about paths for different kinds of academic careers, writes Eszter Hargittai.

Cheryl Ball and Katherine Ellison walk you through what to expect in the hotel room meeting with a search committee.

When your work is under review (but not published or maybe even accepted), can you include it on a C.V.? To do so, you must be honest and consistent, writes Nate Kreuter.