Career Advice

Jim Hunt offers some guidance he wishes he'd had when he started in the position.

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As faculty jobs evaporate elsewhere, hiring is strong in a non-traditional sector. David Clinefelter discusses the qualities that are important to those doing the hiring.

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When it comes to getting recommendations, you need to mentor your mentors, writes Teresa Mangum.

By Teresa Mangum

Among your first steps, writes Peg Boyle Single, are knowing your audience and dividing your material into key points.

By Peg Boyle Single

Your dissertation topic doesn't need to frame your job search, writes Sabine Hikel.

By Sabine Hikel

Rob Weir on what not to do if you want to see your paper published.

By Rob Weir

New assistant professors, plotting their paths to tenure, need to remember that the road is rarely smooth, writes Terri E. Givens.

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New assistant professors, plotting their paths to tenure, need to remember that the road is rarely smooth, writes Terri E. Givens.

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