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The Chronicle of Higher Education
Career Network June 9 - June 15, 2000
This week's highlights

How scientists can move into new careers in patent law, in Beyond the Ivory Tower


Ten things you should do on your summer vacation, by Michael Loyd Gray


A new index of all Career Network articles and columns arranged by topic.


Featured Advertisers: Institutions that have provided in-depth profiles of information for job candidates.

Jobs

840 job announcements from the June 16 issue of The Chronicle -- exclusively for Chronicle subscribers (password required).


600 job announcements from the June 9 issue of The Chronicle -- available here free.

Job-Market News
SCRUTINIZING MINORITY HIRING
When Wheaton College filled half of its 10 faculty openings with black scholars, some on the Massachusetts campus questioned whether race had played too large a role in the process.

PEER REVIEW
Harvard University's Carol Gilligan keeps her tenured post while teaching part time at New York University. ... The playwright Anna Deavere Smith leaves Stanford University for N.Y.U., where she will have a joint appointment in the arts and law schools. ... Stanford's new Center for the Study of the Novel lures a director from Columbia University.

PROFESSORS RALLY AT BENNINGTON
The American Association of University Professors held the first campus rally in its history to protest recent faculty firings at Bennington College.

ASIAN-AMERICAN BOYCOTT
An association of Asian-American scholars is urging Asian-American scientists to boycott job openings at U.S. national laboratories.

UNIONS AT MEDICAL SCHOOLS
University administrators are debating what to do in the wake of a labor ruling that gave a green light for medical residents' unionizing.

Also of Interest
THE C.V. DOCTOR: The Career Talk columnists critique 5 C.V.'s submitted by readers.

FROM C.V. TO RÉSUMÉ: Margaret Newhouse shows an aspiring science writer how to transform her C.V. into a résumé.

SMART CAREERS: Profiles of people who have found interesting careers in and out of the academy.

WHAT FACULTY MEMBERS EARN at more than 1,800 colleges and universities.

A SPECIAL SECTION with in-depth information about employment issues in higher education.

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We welcome your comments about the Career Network. Please send inquiries about job announcements to jobs@chronicle.com. Other comments and questions may be sent to careers@chronicle.com.


Beyond the Ivory Tower: Careers for scientists in patent law

Moving Up: Pathways to the presidency

Previous columns:
Beyond the Ivory Tower
Career Talk
Catalyst
Moving Up
Ms. Mentor

An index of all Career Network articles and columns arranged by topic


Michael Loyd Gray: How to spend your summer vacation

James M. Lang: Helping yourself get lucky

Previous First Person diaries

Have you had a job-seeking experience you'd like to share? If so, tell us about it.

You can also read others' stories.


University Web sites for graduate students

Previous Spotlight articles

Elsewhere On Line
Put those first paychecks to work
Monitor on Psychology

The National Doctoral Program Survey,
is being conducted by the National Association of Graduate-Professional Students through August 1, 2000


Links: other job-market resources on the Internet.

Bookshelf: guides for the academic job seeker.



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