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Ep. 2:38 This Summer: Be Kind To Yourself

By Karen Kelsky | May 13, 2021

Summer is imminent... but, are you even ready? How to even think about it after the trauma of the past year or more? Karen and Kel talk about lightening your load, taking things off your list, and keeping an eye on your BIG goal, which might be … [Read more...] about Ep. 2:38 This Summer: Be Kind To Yourself

Ep 2:37 “My Dissertation Is About” and Other Grant-Writing Mistakes

By Karen Kelsky | May 5, 2021

  Grant-writing is a craft and it can be learned. The challenge is getting your head in the right space. Just like job applications, it's not about your hopes, dreams, wishes, and preoccupations. It's about marketing yourself in an intensely … [Read more...] about Ep 2:37 “My Dissertation Is About” and Other Grant-Writing Mistakes

Tagged With: getting money, grant-writing, how to apply for money, how to write grants

Ep. 2:36 The Perils of Vocational Awe – An Interview with Fobazi Ettarh

By Karen Kelsky | April 27, 2021

We are delighted to host Fobazi Ettarh, who first created the term "Vocational Awe" and has written extensively on its threats to the health and well being of librarians in particular and those employed in "calling" fields in general. Vocational awe … [Read more...] about Ep. 2:36 The Perils of Vocational Awe – An Interview with Fobazi Ettarh

Tagged With: academia is a cult, do what you love, libraries and racism, vocational awe

Ep. 2:35 Work Won’t Love You Back – An Interview with Sarah Jaffe

By Karen Kelsky | April 20, 2021

We are delighted to host Sarah Jaffe, the author of the new book, Work Won't Love You Back: How Our Devotion to Our Work Keeps Us Exploited, Exhausted, and Alone (2021). Sarah's book talks about academics ("Proletarian Professionals") as one among … [Read more...] about Ep. 2:35 Work Won’t Love You Back – An Interview with Sarah Jaffe

Tagged With: academic labor, academic union, adjuncting, do what you love, exploitation, vocational awe

Ep 2:34: How to Get Unstuck

By Karen Kelsky | April 12, 2021

If you've been wondering how to bring some semblance of productivity back to your life, this episode is for you. Karen and Kel introduce Kel's Unstuck: The Art of Productivity, a 12-module program that combines daily emails, coaching videos, … [Read more...] about Ep 2:34: How to Get Unstuck

Tagged With: academic job market help, amwriting, finishing the dissertation, pomodoro, productivity

Ep. 2:33: Selling Yourself

By Karen Kelsky | April 6, 2021

Self-promotion is a dirty word for academics but it shouldn't be. People won't invite you to be part of their scholarly community if they don't know who they are. And if you don't curate your digital profile then Google will do it for you--and you … [Read more...] about Ep. 2:33: Selling Yourself

Tagged With: academic job market help, building your brand, digital identity, going postac, self-promotion, social media, the academic job market

Ep 2:32 The Problem With Passion – Interview with Dr. Erin Cech

By Karen Kelsky | March 30, 2021

Karen and Kel talk to Professor Erin Cech (Sociology, U of Michigan), the author of the forthcoming book, The Problem with Passion (U California Press, 2021), about why our national obsession with "following your passion" actually intensifies … [Read more...] about Ep 2:32 The Problem With Passion – Interview with Dr. Erin Cech

Tagged With: adjuncting, do what you love, exploitation, passion

Ep 2:31 Burnout v. Passion

By Karen Kelsky | March 25, 2021

Burnout is the story of the 20-21 academic year. Honestly, who isn't burned out?  If burnout is a lack of desire to do what you normally want to do, then how should we best think about it, and deal with it? Kel discusses an article by Brad Stulberg … [Read more...] about Ep 2:31 Burnout v. Passion

Tagged With: academic job market help, burnout, covid, leaving academia

Ep 2:30 Dealing with Disappointment Part II

By Karen Kelsky | March 16, 2021

This episode, recorded prior to the pandemic, continues our deep dive into coping with the inevitable disappointments of the academic life, whether it’s the job, or the grant, or the publication… or the whole career that just didn’t pan out. The … [Read more...] about Ep 2:30 Dealing with Disappointment Part II

Ep. 2:29 Coping with Disappointment, Part I

By Karen Kelsky | March 11, 2021

This episode, recorded prior to the pandemic, delves into coping with the inevitable disappointments of the academic life, whether it's the job, or the grant, or the publication... or the whole career that just didn't pan out. The first of a two-part … [Read more...] about Ep. 2:29 Coping with Disappointment, Part I

Tagged With: academic job market help, going postac, leaving academia

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