This book contains humorous recollections of the messiness and confusion that fill the days of a pre-tenure academic - from graduate school through the post-doc, and into the assistant professor days. The stories recount the experiences of pre-tenure academics in the thick of things and trying - perhaps unsuccessfully - to make sense of it all.
This book contains humorous recollections of the messiness and confusion that fill the days of a pre-tenure academic - from graduate school through the post-doc, and into the assistant professor days. The stories recount the experiences of pre-tenure academics in the thick of things and trying - perhaps unsuccessfully - to make sense of it all.
Introduction By Erin Marie Furtak and Ian Parker Renga Section 1: Startup Costs Warning: Scholarship Can Be Hazardous for Your Health By Ian Parker Renga Lucy and the Football: My Search for a Job in a Charlie Brown World By Steve Newton Chocolate Frosting & The Art of Interviewing By Heather M. Bandeen Changing Clothes in the Phone Booth By Jessalynn Strauss Section 2: Occupational Dissonance Whose class is it anyway? By Julie C. Mitchell When Homer Simpson Writes Homer's Iliad: Preventing Plagiarism while Keeping Your Promotion By Troy Appling How Not to Teach a Class By Andrew Shtulman Publish, Perish, or Apply for Social Security: Reflections on the Tenure Process By Logan Greene The Life of the Mind...In the Company of Others By Amanda Jansen Section 3: Professors Are People, Too The Village Idiot By Erin Marie Furtak Hot Mess Times Three By Hindi Krinsky Who's Pro-creating Now?: Two Sides of Parenting in the Academe By Lara Narcisi and Scott Dimovitz How I Got Dismissed from Jury Duty: A Reflection on Philosophy and Public Life By Rick Anthony Furtak Acknowledgements
Introduction By Erin Marie Furtak and Ian Parker Renga Section 1: Startup Costs Warning: Scholarship Can Be Hazardous for Your Health By Ian Parker Renga Lucy and the Football: My Search for a Job in a Charlie Brown World By Steve Newton Chocolate Frosting & The Art of Interviewing By Heather M. Bandeen Changing Clothes in the Phone Booth By Jessalynn Strauss Section 2: Occupational Dissonance Whose class is it anyway? By Julie C. Mitchell When Homer Simpson Writes Homer's Iliad: Preventing Plagiarism while Keeping Your Promotion By Troy Appling How Not to Teach a Class By Andrew Shtulman Publish, Perish, or Apply for Social Security: Reflections on the Tenure Process By Logan Greene The Life of the Mind...In the Company of Others By Amanda Jansen Section 3: Professors Are People, Too The Village Idiot By Erin Marie Furtak Hot Mess Times Three By Hindi Krinsky Who's Pro-creating Now?: Two Sides of Parenting in the Academe By Lara Narcisi and Scott Dimovitz How I Got Dismissed from Jury Duty: A Reflection on Philosophy and Public Life By Rick Anthony Furtak Acknowledgements
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