Guidance for all things PhD: Graduate School, Job Market and Careers
By Karen Kelsky |
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I will be at work, so I can’t participate. I hope you get lots of questions and it’s a stimulating dialogue. Good luck with the AMA.
thanks!
For shame, I missed this!!! I had one quick question that I’m hoping you can answer. I am a newly-minted international PhD who graduated from an American university in the spring, but who struck out on the US job market. As a result, my visa expired and I entered immigration limbo, which bars me from seeking employment opportunities. Through family unification, I’ll hopefully have work papers at some point in the upcoming academic year, but what should I be doing until then? And how should I account for a full year without an affiliation to an academic institution in my application materials? Thanks!!!