Not A Zero-Sum Game: Moving Forward with Research, Service, and Teaching
Friday, February 24, 2012
IMU Solarium
8:30am - 4:30pm
http://www.iub.edu/~pffc/
FREE for graduate students
TO ATTEND:
RSVP for free lunch with name, department, and year in program to iupffc@gmail.com
This conference is sponsored by the University Graduate School and other participating departments and is FREE to all IU graduate students.
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Department of English Professor Stephen Watt
discusses academic publishing at the 15th Annual Preparing Future
Faculty Graduate Student Conference held at the IMU on Friday, Feb. 19,
2010.
This one day conference, open to all IUB
graduate students, regardless of discipline, addresses the professional
steps necessary for future faculty. The PFF is funded by the University
Graduate School, and is organized by Sociology graduate students and
their advisers.
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Indiana University’s 17th Annual Preparing Future Faculty (PFF) Graduate Conference is a one-day event designed to provide graduate students from all disciplines and at all phases of their educations with important information about preparing for their future academic careers. The conference consists of four sessions addressing issues, such as graduate student concerns as they progress toward the Ph.D., building a professional record, navigating the job market, acclimating to a new faculty position, and professional opportunities within and outside of academia. Each year the conference is organized by a committee of graduate students, lead by a PFF fellow who is appointed and funded by the Sociology department and the University Graduate School.
Funding for the conference is provided by the Graduate School and other participating departments. Panelists are typically professors from IUB and surrounding universities. Special care is made to invite panelists from a diverse array of disciplines and institutions.
Contact: Deidre Redmond (dlredmon@indiana.edu)
