Seeking a Professional Career

1999/03/24~ (Y/M/D)

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Academic Job Interview Questions (by Heppner & Downing) -- supplementary to Heppner & Downing (1982)
Mini-workshops: Career Strategies for Young Academics:
- Part 1. Portfolio and Vita: Your Career Navigation Logbook and Compass
Career strategies
- Teacher's path / Researcher's path
- Realistic career strategies for young cross-linguistic SLA researchers
- How professors can help their postgraduate SLA students find a job
References for academic job seekers
- Heppner, P. & Downing, N. (1982) Job interviewing for new psychologists: riding the emotional roller coaster. Professional Psychology 13: 334-341.
- Darley, John M. & Zanna, Mark P. (1981). An introduction to the hiring process in academic psychology. Canadian Psychology 22, 3: 228-237.
- Thomas, Trudelle. (1989). Demystifying the job search: A guide for candidates. College Composition and Communication, 40, 3: 312-327.
- Peter Feibelman (1993). A PhD is not Enough.　Reading: Addison-Wesley.
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Last updated on 1999/05/21 (Y/M/D).

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