Date: September 28, 2021
Time: 11:00AM - 01:30PM
You must be registered to participate!Finding a permanent academic position is notoriously difficult and the process of getting one is generally shrouded in mystery. Providing reliable and independent resources for early career materials scientists is one of the goals of the MRS Early Career Professionals Subcommittee. Last year, our Subcommittee hosted webinars examining the application process from the perspective of search committees. However, search committees are often only familiar with their own institutional application processes.
In this new series, we will hear the perspective of recently appointed (last two years) early career faculty members, who will provide a different perspective on the process. In our second webinar of this series, we will briefly outline the interview process, including the talks you are expected to give, and then discuss the experience of our panel whilst interviewing. After our initial discussion, the floor will open for audience Q&A.
Don’t miss the other webinars in this series:
Finding a permanent academic position is notoriously difficult and the process of getting one is generally shrouded in mystery. Providing reliable and independent resources for early career materials scientists is one of the goals of the MRS Early Career Professionals Subcommittee. Last year, our Subcommittee hosted webinars examining the application process from the perspective of search committees. However, search committees are often only familiar with their own institutional application processes.
In this new series, we will hear the perspective of recently appointed (last two years) early career faculty members, who will provide a different perspective on the process. In our second webinar of this series, we will briefly outline the interview process, including the talks you are expected to give, and then discuss the experience of our panel whilst interviewing. After our initial discussion, the floor will open for audience Q&A.
Don’t miss the other archived webinars in this series: