Career Magazine

Issue for January 10, 2003

Diversity Issues

Diversity Issues

Diversity Issues

Mentoring Minority Engineers and Scientists in Industry

By:

Gilbert Chapman,

Machelle McAdory

Efforts to ensure the inclusion of underrepresented minorities are important because they are often unlikely to have spontaneous connections with colleagues that develop into coaching or mentoring relationships.

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Issues and Perspectives

Career Advice

Interdisciplinarity and Tenure

By:

James Austin

Standard practice, endorsed by the Red Book of the American Association of University Professors, still tends to give disciplinary departments the loudest voice in the debate over whether a young scholar gets lifetime employment--or is fired.

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The Job Market

The Job Market

The Job Market

An Unsuitable Job for a Woman? Not At All!

By:

Kerstin Thurow

One big advantage of our institute is its interdisciplinary team

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Diversity Issues

Diversity Issues

Diversity Issues

The United Negro College Fund Special Programs Corp.: Ensuring Diversity in Science

By:

Lolita Jackmon

The receipt of adequate funding plays a pivotal role in training and producing African-American scientists and engineers.

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Issues and Perspectives

Career Advice

Boosting Independence to Attract Young Talent

By:

Adelaida Sarukhan

Avenir's goal is to support innovative projects proposed by young scientists who wish to conduct their research in a French laboratory.

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Issues and Perspectives

Career Advice

Nurturing Aspiring Scientists and Engineers

By:

Jennie Wong

The AGS is a research-intensive transdisciplinary PhD-level training program.

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Career Advice

Career Advice

Career Advice

Getting Into Education/Community Liaison

By:

Career Doctor

E-mail the
CareerDoctor today! Due to the high volume of questions received, the CareerDoctor cannot answer all queries on an individual basis. Look for an answer to your question published in this column soon! Thank you!

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Career Advice

Career Advice

Career Advice

Unusual Ways to Catch a Recruiter's Eye

By:

David Bomzer

Just as there's more than one way to skin a cat, recruiters definitely look for talent in more than one place.

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Career Magazine

Issue for January 10, 2003

Mentoring Minority Engineers and Scientists in Industry

Interdisciplinarity and Tenure

An Unsuitable Job for a Woman? Not At All!

The United Negro College Fund Special Programs Corp.: Ensuring Diversity in Science

Boosting Independence to Attract Young Talent

Nurturing Aspiring Scientists and Engineers

Getting Into Education/Community Liaison

Unusual Ways to Catch a Recruiter's Eye

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