Early Career Faculty Support Program

See programm on avatud karjääri alustavatele õppejõududele. See pakub osalejatele grupipõhiseid mentorlusvõimalusi ja juurdepääsu karjääriarengu töötubadele, mille eesmärk on suurendada nende professionaalset ja isiklikku edu dotsentide ja ametialaste dotsentidena. Teemad hõlmavad ametiaja protsessis navigeerimist, uurimis- ja avaldamisportfelli arendamist ning õpetamise, uurimistöö ja teenuse tasakaalustamist. Pange tähele, et 2022. aasta sügisel ja 2023. aasta kevadel peate osalema igakuistel 90-minutistel koosolekutel iga mentorrühma jaoks. Need koosolekud koostatakse nii, et need vastaksid osalejate ajakavadele. 0TT EP6R i9T m3d M3NN Bringing future faculty to WashU In addition to sharing their work with our community, it is our hope that distinguished visiting scholars will help us identify potential future faculty members, graduate students and postdoctoral fellows. The Distinguished Visiting Scholars program was established by Vice Provost and Associate Vice Chancellor Gerhild S. Williams in the fall of 1998 as part of the university’s efforts to increase the numbers of underrepresented faculty on campus. Vice Provost Williams says, “During the years since its inception the program has brought many excellent scholars to campus whose interaction with our students and faculty has been and continues to be an inspiration to the Washington University community.” Distinguished Visiting Scholar Devon Carbado, a legal scholar at UCLA, said, “The Distinguished Visiting Scholars program is a wonderful way to get a sense of the intellectual life and institutional culture of Washington University. That the program enabled me to get feedback on my scholarship and engage faculty, students and staff about issues of inclusion and diversity made the visit all the more rewarding.”