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You Have an Interview. Now What? — Fruscione #3

By Karen Kelsky | May 6, 2014

From this week we are moving from a general "buck up, little soldier"  support for your decision to transition to the post-ac search, toward targeted advice about the search itself.  We'll be focusing on all the core elements of the job … [Read more...] about You Have an Interview. Now What? — Fruscione #3

Filed Under: How to Interview, Post-Ac Job Search, Quitting--An Excellent Option, Strategizing Your Success in Academia

Why You Are a #Postac Diamond in the Rough

By Karen Kelsky | May 5, 2014

Maggie Gover, Director of Graduate Student Professional Development at UC Riverside, has worked with hundreds of Ph.D.s in their transition to non-academic, alt-academic, and post-academic work.  She will be sharing the knowledge she's gained in this … [Read more...] about Why You Are a #Postac Diamond in the Rough

Filed Under: Post-Ac Job Search, Promote Yourself!, Quitting--An Excellent Option, Strategizing Your Success in Academia

Spinning Your #Postac Web: Networking 101–Cardozo #4

By Karen Kelsky | April 29, 2014

I just came back from giving an all-day series of workshops on the job market at University of Alaska-Fairbanks, and one of the workshops was dedicated to networking. We delved into academic networking, and then we delved into the world of … [Read more...] about Spinning Your #Postac Web: Networking 101–Cardozo #4

Filed Under: Post-Ac Job Search, Promote Yourself!, Quitting--An Excellent Option

Introducing More #Postac Experts: Margy Horton and Maggie Gover

By Karen Kelsky | April 9, 2014

As I gathered my team of post-ac experts, I wanted someone to represent the experience of entrepreneurship, specifically of a small academic editing business, as that is a very appealing option for many Ph.D.s.  I am so glad to have found Margy … [Read more...] about Introducing More #Postac Experts: Margy Horton and Maggie Gover

Filed Under: Post-Ac Job Search, Quitting--An Excellent Option, Strategizing Your Success in Academia

I Made Myself Indispensable – Day 2

By Guest Author | March 24, 2014

Every piece of post-ac advice pretty much tells you to focus on the skills you need to transition to a non-academic job---both polishing and promoting those you already have, and gaining new ones that might not have been part of your graduate … [Read more...] about I Made Myself Indispensable – Day 2

Filed Under: Post-Ac Job Search, Quitting--An Excellent Option, Strategizing Your Success in Academia

The Career Counselor Is In – Cardozo 3

By Karen Kelsky | March 18, 2014

Strong stuff: Cardozo writes, "For many if not most, being an adjunct is the professional equivalent of domestic abuse, PTSD and Stockholm syndrome rolled into a single despairing plight that has only one feasible resolution: as with any … [Read more...] about The Career Counselor Is In – Cardozo 3

Filed Under: Adjunct Issues, Intersectional Analyses, Ph.D. Poverty, Post-Ac Job Search, Quitting--An Excellent Option, Shame, Strategizing Your Success in Academia

How I Left Academia: A Recovering Academic’s Introduction – Polizzi 2

By Karen Kelsky | March 17, 2014

Allessandria Polizzi is a certified coach who currently leads education for 7-Eleven. She has been in corporate education, change management and organizational development for over 15 years, earning several honors in her field including a 2012 ”Best … [Read more...] about How I Left Academia: A Recovering Academic’s Introduction – Polizzi 2

Filed Under: Post-Ac Job Search, Quitting--An Excellent Option, Strategizing Your Success in Academia

Breaking Into Government: The Pathways Program – Fanetti 1

By Karen Kelsky | March 12, 2014

Tina Fanetti currently works as a Survey Specialist for the National Agricultural Statistics Service, part of the United States Department of Agriculture. In this post she explains the Pathways Program, created by Obama to ease the transition into … [Read more...] about Breaking Into Government: The Pathways Program – Fanetti 1

Filed Under: Adjunct Issues, Post-Ac Job Search, Quitting--An Excellent Option

On Going Post-Ac – Fruscione 1

By Karen Kelsky | March 4, 2014

Joe has just this year made the decision to quit the academic job search and put all his efforts into post-ac work, focusing particularly on starting his own editing business.  I asked him to be part of the Post-Ac Expert panel precisely because he … [Read more...] about On Going Post-Ac – Fruscione 1

Filed Under: Strategizing Your Success in Academia

Questioning Your Future in Academia? Do This Now!

By Guest Author | February 26, 2014

by Sarita Jackson Sarita Jackson was a tenured professor of Political Science before leaving academia in 2013 to found her own think tank and consulting firm, Global Research Institute of International Trade. GRIIT is a think-tank/consulting firm … [Read more...] about Questioning Your Future in Academia? Do This Now!

Filed Under: Adjunct Issues, Post-Ac Job Search, Promote Yourself!, Quitting--An Excellent Option, Strategizing Your Success in Academia

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