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Issue for April 12, 2002

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Women Without Tenure, Part 4: Why It Matters; What to Do

By:

Cathy Ann Trower

If the profession does not act now, faculty diversity may be stalled for another 30 years--which does not serve the interests of the academy or society at large.

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Organising a Conference, Part 1

By:

Alison Shaw,

Silvia Curado

Buzzwords aside, the grant-application procedure was very useful in forcing us to justify our plans on paper.

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Regional News Bytes, 12 April 2002

By:

Jennie Wong

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In a "Significant Achievement," Dalhousie Faculty Strike Ends

By:

Lesley McKarney

We have a collective agreement that other faculty associations can look to, in
important ways, as a model.

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The GrantDoctor: The Birth of the Postpostdoc

By:

The GrantDoctor

The GrantDoctor is here to help! Send questions to
grantdoctor@aaas.org. Please put "GDR" in the subject header of your E-mail message. Next column: APRIL 26

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Tooling Up: The Insiders Edge: Are Job Fairs Fair?

By:

David Bomzer

How do you differentiate yourself from the 90% who go on to attend a few more fairs so that you become one of the 10% who get a job offer?

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Physiology Is Back in Fashion

By:

Elisabeth Pain

There is a cry for more integration and for people with very diverse training.

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Issue for April 12, 2002

Women Without Tenure, Part 4: Why It Matters; What to Do

Organising a Conference, Part 1

Regional News Bytes, 12 April 2002

In a "Significant Achievement," Dalhousie Faculty Strike Ends

The GrantDoctor: The Birth of the Postpostdoc

Tooling Up: The Insiders Edge: Are Job Fairs Fair?

Physiology Is Back in Fashion

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Issue for April 12, 2002

Women Without Tenure, Part 4: Why It Matters; What to Do

Organising a Conference, Part 1

Regional News Bytes, 12 April 2002

In a "Significant Achievement," Dalhousie Faculty Strike Ends

The GrantDoctor: The Birth of the Postpostdoc

Tooling Up: The Insiders Edge: Are Job Fairs Fair?

Physiology Is Back in Fashion

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