WHY CHOOSE AN ACADEMIC CAREER? 6/6/07

Janet Fischer jfischer at MIT.EDU
Sun Jun 3 16:58:30 EDT 2007


MARK YOUR CALENDARS -- FIRST EVENT IN SUMMER 2007 ACADEMIC CAREER SERIES

************************************************************************************************All 
interested students are invited the Academic Career Series, panels on 
four topics on academic careers, featuring MIT faculty, alumni 
faculty from area school, or MIT PhDs or Postdocs who've successfully 
been through an academic job search and will be starting new faculty 
positions for the coming academic year. If you are considering the 
academic career path. these events may help you learn more...

WHY CHOOSE AN ACADEMIC CAREER?
WEDS.,JUNE 6
10-250 
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4-5:15pm

Panelists:

Dr. Stephen Bell
Professor
MIT Department of Biology

Dr. Deborah Fitzgerald
Dean
MIT School of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences

Dr. Ellen Hildreth
Associate Professor
Wellesley College Computer Science Department

Dr. Leo Lue
Senior Lecturer
University of Manchester (UK) Chemical Engineering Department

Dr. Roger Mark
Professor
Harvard/MIT Division of Health Sciences and Technology

Co-sponsored by the MIT Careers Office, the Graduate Student Council, 
and the Postdoctoral Advisory Council.

Coming events in this series:

June 27        Nuts & Bolts of Academic Job Search
July 18         Surviving Your First Year as an Assistant Professor
Aug 15         Transitioning from Academia to Industry (or vice versa)


All panels are on Wednesdays, 4:00-5:15pm, in 10-250

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