Women in Academia
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Welcome to the SWEet Women in Academia (WIA) Wisdom column!
This month’s questions are: What was it like planning your first class? How have your experiences shaped your mentoring style? Lisa Cervia, PhD SWEet WIA Wisdom reporter
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Welcome to the SWEet Women in Academia (WIA) Wisdom column!
Academic spotlights the newest feature for our SWEet column. Going forward we will be alternating between the Q&A with women in academic careers and spotlights. The goal of these spotlights is to share the breadth of the careers in academia. The spotlights will each feature a different member and a bit about their current role and background. The spotlight will also include a spider diagram that illustrates generally how each person splits their time between teaching, research, service, administration, outreach, and advising. Welcome to the SWEet Women in Academia (WIA) Wisdom column!
This month’s question is: What advice would you give to a first-time PI in applying for their first grant? Lisa Cervia, PhD SWEet WIA Wisdom reporter Welcome to the SWEet Women in Academia (WIA) Wisdom column!
This month’s question is: What are some of the parts of a faculty member's job that you feel are hidden - no one knows they're part of your job? Lisa Cervia, PhD SWEet WIA Wisdom reporter Welcome to the SWEet Women in Academia (WIA) Wisdom column!
Faculty spotlights are a new feature for our SWEet column. Going forward we will be alternating between the Q&A with faculty and spotlights. The goal of these spotlights is to share the breadth of the careers in academia. The faculty spotlights will each feature a different faculty member and a bit about their current role and background. The spotlight will also include a spider diagram that illustrates generally how each person splits their time between teaching, research, service, administration, outreach, and advising. Welcome to the SWEet Women in Academia (WIA) Wisdom column!
What are some of the things that you do, as a faculty member, that no one taught you how to do in grad school? Lisa Cervia, PhD SWEet WIA Wisdom reporter Welcome to the SWEet Women in Academia (WIA) Wisdom column!
Faculty spotlights are a new feature for our SWEet column. Starting this month we will be alternating between the Q&A with faculty and spotlights. The goal of these spotlights is to share the breadth of the careers in academia. The faculty spotlights will each feature a different faculty member and a bit about their current role and background. The spotlight will also include a spider diagram that illustrates generally how each person splits their time between teaching, research, service, administration, outreach, and advising. Welcome to the SWEet Women in Academia (WIA) Wisdom column!
How did you approach preparing your application packet for faculty job searches (research statement, teaching statement, diversity statement)? What resources did you find useful? Lisa Cervia SWEet WIA Wisdom reporter Welcome to the SWEet Women in Academia (WIA) Wisdom column!
This month, the question is: What are the steps you take to recoup and re-strategize from a tough meeting or review? What are some of your bounce-back strategies? Lisa Cervia SWEet WIA Wisdom reporter Welcome to the SWEet Women in Academia (WIA) Wisdom column!
This month, the question is: Have you felt the imposter syndrome and what methods have you found to challenge and overcome this in your career? Lisa Cervia SWEet WIA Wisdom reporter |
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