17 October Conferences and papers Kelsky, The Professor Is In, chs. 19 & 20. Linda Kerber, Perspectives, May 2008. ‘” Panel: Anthony Gregory (ABD), Rebecca Herman (PhD 2014), Mackenzie Moore (PhD 2012, Undergraduate Adviser, Cognitive Science, UCB) Assignment 4: Identify 4 conferences, 2 annual events in your field, and 2 in response to specific CFPs, and write one abstract for a paper or panel. 24 October When and how to get published Wendy Laura Belcher, Writing Your Journal Article in 12 Weeks, chs.2-4 (bcourses) Y.Yvon Wang, “” Panel: Ethan Shagan, Sarah Stoller (ABD), Jacqui Shine (PhD 2017, Freelance writer) 31 October Your profile, network and social media Mark Carrigan, Social for Academics (2016), chs.1-6. Podcast interview Vanessa Varin, Perspectives (January 2014) “” Panel: Massimo Mazzotti, Andrea Horbinski (Phd, 2017), John Handel Assignment 5: Create a 1 page pitch for a social media presence a blog, twitter, – LinkedIn, academia.edu outlining its preoccupations, their relationship or distance – from your academic profile, and its intended audience. Or, find a social media presence that you admire, explain why and share with the group. 7 November Grant writing Kelsky, The Professor Is In, chs. 17, 51 & 52 The Department’s Grant Database Assignment 6: Identify at least 10 grants, with their deadlines and requirements, that you could apply for conference travel, summer fellowships, research years and opportunities. 14 November Digital and Quantitative Skills Caitlin Rosenthall, a quantitative middle ground: reflections on methods “Seeking and opportunities in economic history” Journal of the Early Republic, 36, 4 (2016) (bcourses) Tom Perrault, Harvard Business Review, 29 Jan 2016 “” Isabel Cardenas-Navia and Brian K.Fitzgerald, Broad Application of Data Science “The and Analytics: Essential Tools for the Liberal Arts Graduate” BHEF Change, July/August 2015 (Bcourses)
17 October Conferences and papers Kelsky, The Professor Is In, chs. 19 & 20. Linda Kerber, ‘” Perspectives, May 2008. Panel: Anthony Gregory (ABD), Rebecca Herman (PhD 2014), Mackenzie Moore (PhD 2012, Undergraduate Adviser, Cognitive Science, UCB) Assignment 4: Identify 4 conferences, 2 annual events in your field, and 2 in response to specific CFPs, and write one abstract for a paper or panel. 24 October When and how to get published Wendy Laura Belcher, Writing Your Journal Article in 12 Weeks, chs.2-4 (bcourses) Y.Yvon Wang, “” Panel: Ethan Shagan, Sarah Stoller (ABD), Jacqui Shine (PhD 2017, Freelance writer) 31 October Your profile, network and social media Mark Carrigan, Social for Academics (2016), chs.1-6. Podcast interview Vanessa Varin, “” Perspectives (January 2014) Panel: Massimo Mazzotti, Andrea Horbinski (Phd, 2017), John Handel Assignment 5: Create a 1 page pitch for a social media presence – a blog, twitter, LinkedIn, academia.edu – outlining its preoccupations, their relationship or distance from your academic profile, and its intended audience. Or, find a social media presence that you admire, explain why and share with the group. 7 November Grant writing Kelsky, The Professor Is In, chs. 17, 51 & 52 The Department’s Grant Database Assignment 6: Identify at least 10 grants, with their deadlines and requirements, that you could apply for conference travel, summer fellowships, research years and opportunities. 14 November Digital and Quantitative Skills Caitlin Rosenthall, “Seeking a quantitative middle ground: reflections on methods and opportunities in economic history” Journal of the Early Republic, 36, 4 (2016) (bcourses) Tom Perrault, “” Harvard Business Review, 29 Jan 2016 Isabel Cardenas-Navia and Brian K.Fitzgerald, “The Broad Application of Data Science and Analytics: Essential Tools for the Liberal Arts Graduate” BHEF Change, July/August 2015 (Bcourses)
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