The Professor Is In: The Essential Guide To Turning Your Ph.D. Into a Job
- 14h 42m 7s
- Karen Kelsky
- Recorded Books, Inc.
- 2015
The Professor Is In is the definitive career guide for grad students, adjuncts, post-docs, and anyone else who is eager to turn their PhD into their ideal job.
In this Audiobook
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One: The End of an Era
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Two: Breaking Out of the Ivory Tower
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Three: The Myths Grad Students Believe
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Four: The Tenure Track Job Search Process Explained
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Five: Stop Acting Like a Grad Student!
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Six: The Attributes of a Competitive Tenure Track Candidate
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Seven: Building a Competitive Record
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Eight: Your Campaign Platform
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Nine: Why They Want to Reject You
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Ten: When to Go on the Market and How Long to Try
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Eleven: Where are the Jobs? Institution Types and Ranks
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Twelve: Where and How to Find Reliable Advice
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Thirteen: Why “Yourself” is the Last Person You Should Be
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Fourteen: Take Control of Your CV
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Fifteen: Getting Teaching Experience
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Sixteen: Publish This, Not That
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Seventeen: Why You Want and Need Grants
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Eighteen: Cultivating Your References
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Nineteen: Applying to Conferences
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Twenty: How to Work the Conference
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Twenty-One: The Academic Skepticism Principle
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Twenty-Two: What's Wrong with Your Cover Letter
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Twenty-Three: Tailoring with Dignity
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Twenty-Four: Rules of the Academic CV
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Twenty-Five: Just Say No to the Weepy Teaching Statement
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Twenty-Six: Evidence of Teaching Effectiveness
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Twenty-Seven: The Research Statement
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Twenty-Eight: What is a Diversity Statement, Anyway?
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Twenty-Nine: The Dissertation Abstract
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Thirty: Academic Job Interview Basics
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Thirty-One: The Key Questions in an Academic Interview
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Thirty-Two: The Conference Interview (Including Phone and Skype)
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Thirty-Three: The Campus Visit
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Thirty-Four: The Job Talk
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Thirty-Five: The Teaching Demo
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Thirty-Six: How to Talk to the Dean
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Thirty-Seven: They Said What? Handling Outrageous Questions
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Thirty-Eight: Waiting, Wondering, Wiki
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Thirty-Nine: Good Job Candidates Gone Bad
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Forty: Fear of the Inside Candidate
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Forty One: Wrangling Recalcitrant References
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Forty Two: Managing Your Online Presence
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Forty Three: Evaluating Campus Climate
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Forty Four: When You Feel Like You Don't Belong
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Forty Five: What If You're Pregnant?
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Forty Six: What Not to Wear
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Forty Seven: Covering the Costs
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Forty-Eight: Don't Be Afraid to Negotiate
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Forty-Nine: The Rare and Elusive Partner Hire
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Fifty: The Rescinded Offer—Who Is In the Wrong?
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Fifty-One: The Foolproof Grant Template
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Fifty-Two: Proving Your Project is Worthy
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Fifty-Three: The Postdoc Application: How it's Different and Why
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Fifty-Four: The Good and the Bad of Postdocs
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Fifty-Five: Best Advisors, Worst Advisors
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Fifty-Six: A Good Advisor is Not Nice
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Fifty-Seven: Ph.D. Debt and Ethical Advising
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Fifty-Eight: It's OK to Quit
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Fifty-Nine: Let Yourself Dream
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Sixty: 100+ Skills That Translate Outside the Academy
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Sixty-One: Collecting Information
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Sixty-Two: Applying While Ph.D.
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Sixty-Three: Breaking Free: The Path of the Entrepreneur
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